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‘Rodney’s revives Dangerfield’s Comedy Club

Dangerfield’s Comedy Club on the Upper East Side was the world’s oldest comedy club, until it closed during the pandemic. But thanks to one local comic, he’s renovated the legendary venue and reintroduced it as “Rodney’s” comedy club. Rodney Dangerfield opened the venue in 1969 and helped to kickstart the careers of Andrew Dice Clay and Roseanne Barr. Now “Rodney’s” is looking to continue the legacy of the comedy institution, but with a new, fresh atmosphere. Good Day New York’s Ryan Kristafer visited “Rodney’s” to learn the story behind the iconic venue.

Rob Semerano's journey from coach to MLB prospect

Rob Semerano is a local baseball coach in Brick, NJ – but the 42-year-old former professional baseball player is looking for a second shot at the Big Leagues. Semerano’s story is like the movie “The Rookie” - after building a bullpen to practice in his backyard… the pitcher is throwing harder than ever – upwards of 101 – 102mph! Good Day’s Ryan Kristafer visited Semerano at his home in Brick, NJ to learn his major league dream and how he’s being scouted by multiple major league teams.

Rachel McAdams on Broadway in ‘Mary Jane’

Oscar nominee Rachel McAdams, of “The Notebook” and “Mean Girls,” is making her debut on The Great White Way in "Mary Jane." It’s a powerful new play that tells the story of a single mother raising a child living with a disability. Mary Jane finds support from various women in her life – in unexpected ways. Good Day New York’s Ryan Kristafer chatted with McAdams and the all-female, cast, crew and creative team after rehearsals at the Manhattan Theatre Company. “Mary Jane” is written by Amy Herzog and directed by Anne Kauffman.