SPA WEEK DEALS
Spa Week is a promotional clusterfudge—there’s a big list of sponsors—but all that matters is what’s in it for you. From Apr. 11–17, participating spas are offering certain treatments for $50.

THE TRIBECA PARTS OF THE TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL
What’s happening around here this year: Regal still won’t play along, but there will be a daylong soccer event on Pier 40, and the family festival won’t relegate local businesses to the lower level of BMCC like it did in 2010.

APT4: THE MORNING AFTER
Dissecting a party is half the fun, right? Perhaps not for the hosts….

CB1 TRIBECA COMMITTEE: THE UNOFFICIAL MINUTES
Applications for liquor licenses and—bring on the warm weather!—sidewalk seating.

IN THE NEWS
••• 3/10 roundup: Disco manhole busted. Plus: The young woman who died at 101 Warren; Karim Rashid designing Tribeca shop; BPC security getting nicer?; Carmine’s closeout; review of DCTV show; stalking Jane Krakowski; Tribeca loft porn; comparing two loft sales; the Tribeca® hairstyle; muddy park ticking people off.
••• 3/11 roundup: Doomed trees. Plus: Battery Park City ground rent agreement; mock disaster drill; Paul Liebrandt documentary; Italian-Americans are upset.

WHAT’S UP THIS WEEK
American Psycho, Ella Fitzgerald, Ted Danson, Mrs. Cupcake, and a “Rabbi crush” are some of the highlights on this week’s agenda. Fashion types will want to click on the link to see a video of some excellent 1958 fashion.

DON HILL’S IS OUT
Or at least that’s what I hear.

SEEN & HEARD
••• 3/10 roundup: Signs old and news. Plus: Chuck Klosterman and Douglas Coupland; poet Billy Collins; deals on ice cream, dance classes, and teeth whitening; Edward “Burnsie” Burns.
••• 3/11 roundup: New exercise studio. Plus: Algonquin Seaport Theater’s community event; benefits for New Amsterdam Market; CB1 hearing on the mayor’s budget; cherry blossom festival; prenatal Pilates; World Trade Center progress.
••• Congratulations to Jim Smithers for correctly IDing last week’s Where in Tribeca…? And also to Mike McCready for correctly IDing the Where in Tribeca…? that I accidentally posted on Saturday.

LAST BUT NOT LEAST…
Tribeca has such a marvelous Japanese presence: Greenwich Grill, TriBeCafe, Korin, Nobu, Takahachi Bakery, Bit’z Kids, Rosanjin, B Flat, Ninja, and of course many sushi restaurants. My thoughts—as I’m sure yours do—go out to all of their staff who have relatives and friends in Japan.