••• “A woman was attacked by three teens wearing ski masks after she refused to give up her handbag, police said. The 21-year-old victim was walking along the corner of Harrison and Greenwich Streets at about 7:45 p.m. on Feb. 1.” —DNAinfo

••• Beyoncé and her husband, Jay Z, are moving to L.A. —TMZ

••• There’s a new restaurant, Lazy Point, in the Anchor Bar space at 310 Spring. “Cocktails get higher billing than the food, which is mostly small plates created by Greg Grossman [left], 19, a consultant,” says the New York Times. In other words, it’s the restaurant-masquerading-as-a-bar that had been planned for 27 Desbrosses, before Sandy hit. Amazingly, it’s the third Long Island–influenced establishment opening in the area this season.

••• Ed Burns has a new memoir, Independent Ed: Inside a Career of Big Dreams, Little Movies, and the Twelve Best Days of My Life. —Daily News

••• Remembering architect Jordan Gruzen, who lived in Battery Park City and who designed a heck of a lot of buildings around here, including Stuyvesant High School. —Downtown Post NYC

••• “Sidewalks along Trinity Place were shut down for several hours after ice fell from 4 World Trade Center,” reports DNAinfo. Same with 1 World Trade Center, says the Daily News. And I also hear from a reader that ice has been falling off of the towers at Brookfield Place: “The building shook and sounded like an explosion.”

••• The Aloft hotel on Ann Street won’t open for a few more months. —Hotelchatter

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