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Crown Shy chef James Kent dies at age 45
A born and raised downtown kid, he started his career as a 14-year-old apprentice to David Bouley and went on to work for every great chef of that generation before opening his own celebrated restaurants. / 1 comment
Spotlight: Jen Lobo Plamondon of bodē nyc
The longtime Tribecan celebrates the 25th year of her company -- the first Bikram-style hot yoga studio in the city. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: “Macbeth” at The Battery
Plus, No smoking, No littering, No Trump on the subways; The Battery Gala is next week; The Happening is Sunday.
In the News: 360 degrees of Taste
Plus Nas takes an apartment in One York; rethinking street parking; a Brutalist tour of Downtown. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Dine Around Downtown is June 4
Plus Sidney Karger will launch his new book with Anderson Cooper; the Cricket World Cup at the WTC; Ritual Dental opens in June.
Seen & Heard: High tea is up at Warren Street Hotel
Plus a Tribecan makes the Forbes 50 Over 50 list; adopt a best friend this weekend on Greenwich; Apexart is 30.
Am I out of a job?
Google's AI and I went mano a mano in a post about Colin Kaepernick and his Tribeca real estate holdings, and the whole thing gave me the creeps. / 7 comments
Made in Tribeca: Ledge Headwear
Tribecan Jesse Silvertown turned an obsession with the perfect ball cap into a full-time fashion business start-up.
Field Trip: Donna Dennis on the Lower East Side
The longtime Tribecan, who lived and worked on Duane, has four of her remarkable and remarkably atmospheric mini houses assembled in the East Village. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Where to see a sea of tulips
Plus the future of cities in wood; tickets are available for the Tribeca Film Festival; two BMCC profs get picked for NASA project.
Only in Tribeca: The artist Meghan Boody hosts an epic send-off for herself
The event celebrated the artist's 60th birthday, but also her leave-taking: she has listed her celebrated loft which she purchased here in 1995.
Lable Horowitz, who opened Church Street Surplus in 1971, dies at 87
Lable hawked everything from NASA souvenir coins to WWII bomber jackets to antique linens, all while keeping an eye on his corner of the neighborhood. / 8 comments
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