••• Filmmaker Casey Neistat is sad about the closing of New Fancy Food.

••• Westfield released a partial list of who’s in at the World Trade Center mall, including a “flagship” from Michael Kors (who also has an accessories shop coming to Brookfield Place). Besides what we already knew (Asics, Breitling, Bose, Hugo Boss, John Varvatos, Kiehl’s, M.A.C., Montblanc, Tumi, Turnbull & Asser, and Zadig & Voltaire), we can add these to the list: Aesop, Camper, Desigual, Reese, and Vince Camuto. (P.S. What’s Reese? It’s hard to Google because you get peanut butter cups.) UPDATE: It’s presumed to be Reiss. —Racked

••• “A Floor-by-Floor Guide to One World Trade Center.” —New York

••• There’s quite the billboard up by the James. It’s art by Christian van Rex Minnen—get a better look at Hi-Fructose. (Wait, maybe it’s gone already? The text from Thursday says “through Saturday.”)

••• “Lindsay Lohan is planning a move to the Financial District once she wraps up her run on London’s West End. Lohan […] has inked a deal to rent a $2 million apartment at the W Downtown Hotel & Residences at 123 Washington St. with her sister Ali.” —New York Daily News

••• The New York Times looks at the privatization of Southbridge Towers.

••• Newark airport’s Terminal C will have a bunch of restaurants with famous names attached, including “an ‘exclusive restaurant’ (read, first class-only) called Classified from Marc Forgione.” —Eater

••• The New York Post is very upset that the foreign-owned 23 Wall Street remains unleased.

••• The escalators and elevators at Fulton Center haven’t been working very well. —Daily News

••• WQXR got a tour of Meredith Monk’s Tribeca loft. She’s tremendous but the camerawork is brutal.