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The negative reception to the president came in spite of Trump's early support for the sport who hosted its events when other venues and legislators shunned the UFC.

Numerous videos posted on social media showed the crowd booing when President Donald Trump arrived for the UFC fight at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

Vince McMahon's appearance was a shock to the MSG crowd.

Billy Graham's 16-week New York Crusade attracted thousands of people and cemented the reverend's place in history.

Cardi B, Bruno Mars, Daddy Yankee and several others will be on stage for the Grammys.

Even Bernie Sanders landed a Grammy nomination.

The New York Knicks secured a historic win over the Raptors.

The forward has been talking about the pressure on him this season.

The iconic star sang "Goodbye to You" with Patty Smyth to images of Bannon, Spicer and Scaramucci, and later donned a yellow Star of David.

I thought I disliked Phish. Then I went to my first Phish show. Now I know I dislike Phish.

When the sound of pressurized air hissed across Manhattan's 31st Street on Saturday night, tie-dyed and red-eyed Phish fans rushed forward like a flock of hungry pigeons pecking at a discarded hot dog bun.

The Knicks fired their head of security following Wednesday evening's bizarre incident involving former player Charles Oakley.

McGregor made history in New York on Sunday morning.

For years, New York was the only state where MMA was still banned.

A growing row centers around a lyric in West's new track "Famous."

Kanye West's Yeezy Season 3 event was as unpredictable and bizarre as his Twitter feed.

When terrorists attack a music venue anywhere, "it hits home."

Tickets were distributed through parishes in New York City and New York state.

As its "Innocence and Experience" tour proves, U2 still has the power to raise the dead.

For a few hours, Ukrainians could focus on being champions, represented by one of the world's top athletes.

Of hip-hop, Stephen Hawking and strip clubs.

Members of fast growing 3.2 million-strong Indian diaspora, cheered and chanted "Modi, Modi!" during his 70-minute address in Hindi at Madison Square Garden, where they made up one of the largest crowds seen in the United States for a foreign leader.