••• Kitchenette’s last day is Sunday.

••• Press release from the Downtown Alliance: “The new LMHQ space which is opening tomorrow with their #Offsite festival—a three-day festival from Wednesday, June 24, through Friday, June 26, and will feature a variety of programs on fostering the neighborhood’s evolution from financial district to the booming tech and creative sector, work/life balance, the future of work, building a company culture and contributing to a responsive city, among others.” More info.

••• Baked is now serving brunch.

••• “Ray J was filming [yesterday] on Hubert between West and Washington,” emails a tipster. “Someone from the crew said it’s for a new series called ‘Love Taxi.'”

••• This weekend at Tribeca Cinemas: “Pride Art & Film Festival aims to share the stories that matter, the films that make a difference, that inspire or highlight the unique challenges faced by the LGBT community the world over. A curated selection of feature documentaries, and short films showcase the work of LGBT narrators and storytellers whose work articulates the adversities and accomplishments faced by LGBT people. From a comedic tale of a Church going Mother coming to terms with her daughters sexuality, starring the Kathleen Turner, to the more troublesome account of the struggle of homeless LGBT youth on the streets of Chicago in ‘The Homestretch’.” Also: “Edie Windsor will honor the Pride Art and Film Festival by joining us for a Talkback, along with directors Susan Muska and Greta Olafsdottir, following the screening of the documentary that inspired this monumental journey, ‘Edie & Thea: A Very Long Engagement.’”

••• A reader notes that the soon-to-open Parm at Brookfield Place is indeed L-shaped (as the NYT said but it never really sunk in). So what will be in the corner…? The word is that the corner spot is still raw.