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Is Stuzzicheria Stuck?
Back in late August, New York magazine’s fall preview reported that Paul di Bari, executive chef at the Flatiron’s Bar Stuzzichini*, was shooting for a November opening for a restaurant called Stuzzicheria in the old Province space (Church and Walker). Thirty “seldom-seen Italian tapas” were to be on the menu. Given that construction seems to have halted mid-demolition, we’re […]
2009 Buy-Local Gift Guide: Harrison, Worth, and Leonard
It's never too late to start being nice: After all, you might get loot from Tama, Capucine, Cass Lilien, Sasha Wolf Gallery, Farinella Bakery, or Euphoria Spa.
Art in Your Cart
Art lovers—and the people who love them—should definitely check out the Art Production Fund‘s pop-up shop in Soho. It’s selling some really cool stuff, including the latest batch of artist-designed beach towels (you may recall them from when they were sold at Target). The towels—this year’s are by Peter Doig, Elizabeth Peyton, and Yoshitomo Nara—are […]
Newsletter: Dec. 14
Buy-Local Gift Guide to West Broadway • Welcome: Hudson & Broad • Champagne! • Tribeca in 1763 • The doomed W subway line • And more
News Roundup: Marley and Me
ARChive of Contemporary Music's sale • Burlesque report • Grown & Sewn holiday party • Tribeca Cinema Kids Club • Barry Skolnick moving
2009 Buy-Local Gift Guide: West Broadway
The best of Balloon Saloon, Lance Lappin, Boomerang Toys, J. Crew Liquor Store, Stella, Disrespectacles, A Uno, Calypso, Ace Hardware, Babesta Threads, Sweet Lily, and more....
One out of 400
Ever wondered what Tribeca looked like in 1763? A drawing from the new book "New York 400" offers a clue—just pay no attention to the palm tree....
News Roundup: Starts with a T
Is the W subway line doomed? • Anthrax scare at the WFC • Street construction update • An in-depth look at Triburbia (from 2006) • And more
One Fizzy Evening
When Keri Kunzle of Maslow 6 invited me to attend one of the store's autumn seminars, I couldn't resist the class devoted to Champagne—a beverage that I owned a lot of but knew only a little about.
Welcome to the ‘Hood: Hudson & Broad
Filled with appealing displays, Hudson & Broad looks like somewhere you might enjoy browsing—and it is, as long as you know going in that what’s being sold are the displays themselves. A couple of weeks ago, co-founder Tom Conley showed me around the space, which was pretty raw at that point. What’s more, it’s huge: […]
Party at Damon’s!
Damon Dash has opened an underground—literally and figuratively—music club in his office's basement. Playing tonight: Darlings and These Are Powers.
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What happened to responsible driving? Bicycles and e-bikes are vehicles, and their operators are drivers - not pedestrians on a... — Gary / Teenager killed riding bike on Centre and Chambers this morning
Not directly connected, but the way the construction crews have set up the barriers for the water pipe excavation and... — J / Joe & The Juice is closing tomorrow
Antifa - OMG!! You're insane. Watch something other than Fox news. Unlawful Presence: Simply being or living in the United... — Anonymous / A protest is scheduled at the Independence Plaza garage
Legitimately could not exit the downtown 6-train at Canal St yesterday due to vendors setting up at the top of... — P / NYPD raids counterfeit market on Canal
Where are the NYC Police to monitor and give fines? NYC made $5.1M in 2024 from the Citi Bike program... — Steven / Teenager killed riding bike on Centre and Chambers this morning
I ask that question everyday when I have to squeeze past the ever growing crowds on Broadway. I don’t know... — R. / NYPD raids counterfeit market on Canal
It’s easy to identify their cars. Home rigged license plates mostly of some southern states ( Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia... — R. / NYPD raids counterfeit market on Canal