We covered Coney Island and Brighton Beach with a diverse group of people of all ages laying out, playing games, and swimming in the ocean in black tie attire. More

Over 7,000 people pressed play simultaneously and listened to an mp3 file filled with ridiculous instructions at Manhattan’s South Street Seaport. More

We surprised random people by turning back the clock 150 years at a local bar, completely transforming it into 1860s New York. More

We converted a New York City subway car into a late night talk show set. More

We posed as city workers providing a ridiculous solution to the “texting and walking” epidemic in New York. More

Over 2,000 people move backwards through Times Square, making it look like time is going in reverse to unsuspecting tourists and New Yorkers! More

We found a four-foot tall ledge in Midtown Manhattan and decided to put a suicide jumper on it. A police officer, fireman, and the man’s wife and co-worker all arrive on the scene to talk him down. More

On the evening of Grand Central Terminal’s 100th birthday, 135 people stage a surprise performance in the grand windows on the terminal’s west side. More

Tens of thousands of people took off their pants on subways in 60 cities in 25 countries around the world. More

When this 99 cent store owner showed up to work on Black Friday, he found 100 people camped out on the sidewalk, waiting to get in. More

A group of 24 actors between the ages of 48 and 78 staged an unauthorized boardroom meeting in the office chair department of a Staples. More

We covered Coney Island and Brighton Beach with a diverse group of people of all ages laying out, playing games, and swimming in the ocean in formal wear. More