Even during a pandemic, the hustle and bustle of city life can get on your last goddamn nerve! Here are our Top 10...or was that 15? New Yorker Pet Peeves from a Nuyorican perspective

On part 2 of our conversation with actress Jamie Clayton, we discuss the joy of sex after gender confirmation surgery and how the road to rediscovering pleasure is not always rainbows and orgasms.

Actress Jamie 'A List' Clayton returns to AllegedlyNYC and spills some steamy behind the scenes tea on her role as Tess on ‘The L Word’ and how a new standard of having intimacy coordinators on set during sex scenes has changed the game. We also discuss how Hollywood still has a long way to go when it comes to depicting trans women as desirable and the complications of playing cis roles as a woman of trans experience.

On this episode we are joined by Mexican-American writer and the music editor of Remezcla.com to discuss his journey from a touring musician from El Paso to becoming the Music Editor of Remezcla.com. We also touch on the history of Reggaeton and how a new generation of artists are working to create a less misogynist and more inclusive scene.

On Season 05 Episode 01 of Allegedly NYC we are joined by the songbird himself Sam Sparro to discuss serving up nostalgia from a queer perspective, how he stays true to himself when identity and fame collide, the simple act of loving being a protest all in it’s own and writing about love and unity as an act of resistance on his new album BOOMBOX ETERNAL out Feb 21st.

On the season finale of Allegedly NYC we are joined by Brooklyn based Emcee Ms Boogie for a discussion on balancing career & identity while remaining creative, how she stands her ground while bringing her worldly insight back to her hood, the complexities of desire, fame and validation, dominating the game and much more.

Nomi's brother Tattoo MF Al returns to give us a first hand account of life in and out of Rikers Island, NY’s main prison complex which was ranked one of the ten worst correctional facilities in the US. He gets candid about the pressure kids face growing up in poverty which lead to crime, the violence he witnessed inside, and what actually went on at Potters Field aka #HartIsland. Plus he gives us his humble opinion on Sapiosexuality & Pistanthrophobia.

Model, actress, and Tex Mex beauty Victoria Beltran joins us to discuss disclosure within the trans community. She shares her journey from Corpus Christi, TX to NYC where her career and love life began taking off before a highly publicized divorce pushed her into the limelight, forcing her to once again set out on a journey to find her truth. Victoria gives us ALL the piping hot tea and how disclosure played a role.

On S04 E07 we are joined by screenwriter & Emmy-winning actor Michael Imperioli to discuss his first novel ‘The Perfume Burned His Eyes’, type casting, creative depression, fame, and the game changing TV series The Sopranos

Throw back Thursday came early! On this episode of Allegedly NYC we take a trip back in time to bring you the best of Season 1!