••• “Alan Maleh just opened a physical space for his magazine-cum-e-tailer Man of the World on the second floor of his other menswear shop, Gentry” in Williamsburg. It sounds like a smaller version of what Man of the World is planning for 1 White. I reached out to someone fro  MOTW with whom I had emailed before to see if this means the Tribeca plans are kaput, but I have yet to hear back. —New York

••• Tribecan Anjali Kumar, general counsel and head of social innovation for Warby Parker, has a special relationship with a cast-iron pan. —New York Times

••• “ChaiseFitness, home of the sweaty sculpting Reinvention Method, is about to reinvent itself in a big way, with a huge, swanky new location in Manhattan’s Financial District [180 Maiden Lane], where it’s moving way beyond its signature Pilates-based chair-and-bungee workout.” It’ll have bikes. —Well + Good

••• “The Lettie G. Howard, built in 1893 as a fishing schooner, […] will be open to the public at Pier 25 from approximately 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on October 10, 11, 17 and 18.” —DNAinfo