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March 2, 2012
My Top 10 Comfort Food Dishes in New York City
New York City is full of fancy restaurants where people go for a spirited night on the town, to sample the exquisite creations of chefs in vogue, while sitting shoulder to shoulder with the other hundred diners in the know. Then there are the restaurants for the city's homebodies, people who would r ... More >>
Blogs
January 8, 2012
Gingrich Tells Romney to Drop the 'Pious Baloney'; Which Baloney is he Talking About?
The GOP debates have essentially turned into a traveling theater production, and today's matinee in New Hampshire was surprisingly energetic given their late performance last night. After going easy on Romney yesterday, the other candidates tried to stick it to him during this morning's MSNBC debate ... More >>
Blogs
November 16, 2011
Q&A: Joe Lally On Moving To Rome, Wanting To Be In The Melvins And How Being In Fugazi Destroyed His Hearing
Antonia TricaricoMass hysteria took over the music web-o-sphere when Pitchfork blew its wad on the "breaking news" that Ian MacKaye revealed Fugazi might emerge from their self-imposed exile and "reunite one day." That's not to imply the members of D.C.'s most storied art-punk crew have been ... More >>
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October 13, 2011
Chelsea Elliott to Pursue Civil Case Against the NYPD Over Pepper Spraying
Yesterday we reported that Chelsea Elliott, who along with Kaylee Dedrick was pepper-sprayed while protesting with Occupy Wall Street at Union Square on Saturday, September 24, had obtained legal counsel and would be pressing charges against Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna, the NYPD officer identi ... More >>
Blogs
October 12, 2011
Chelsea Elliott, Pepper-Sprayed by NYPD, Plans to Join Kaylee Dedrick in Pressing Charges
Yesterday the Wall Street Journal reported that Kaylee Dedrick, a 24-year-old teacher's aide and one of the five Occupy Wall Street protesters pepper-sprayed by an NYPD officer on Saturday, September 24, has, via her attorney, Ronald Kuby, asked Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance to file assault ... More >>
Columns
October 5, 2011
Spinning Out of Control
Paul Browne's mouth finally starts getting him into trouble
Blogs
October 2, 2011
Rightbloggers Denounce Occupy Wall Street, Which Is Totally Not Like the Tea Party Because Hippies
Back during the Tea Party heyday, months ago, rightbloggers would applaud the guys and gals in tricorners who gathered in public to protest the "ruling class" that, they said, was destroying America, and agitate for a new Revolution. The Tea Party seems to be fading, and now we have Occupy Wall Str ... More >>
Blogs
September 28, 2011
Ray Kelly: NYPD 'Will Look' Into Occupy Wall Street Pepper-Spraying
Pressure has been mounting for the NYPD to do something about the pepper-spraying of peaceful Occupy Wall Street protesters on Saturday. If you haven't seen it yet, there's video above (and also a new one out today) of a cop who's since been identified as Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna pepper-sp ... More >>
Blogs
May 13, 2011
Open and Closed: Say Hello to The Highliner; Goodbye to Enzo's Pizza
Restaurants and bars, they come and they go. Here are a few making their debuts and bowing out this week. Enzo's Pizza in the East Village reports is closing. No reason was given for the shutter. [EV Grieve] Kolette's Kitchen in Midtown closed its doors following the Passover holiday. [Midt ... More >>
Blogs
April 25, 2011
Cinema Nolita to Be Replaced by - Surprise! - More Food
A History of New YorkFor seven years, Cinema Nolita occupied the storefront at 178 Mulberry Street. The video and DVD rental shop was one of the last of a rapidly dying breed, but when word of its potential closure surfaced in 2009, its customers rallied to try to save it. But despite their e ... More >>
Blogs
April 21, 2011
Pulino's New Breakfast Sandwich, the Bologna, is No Baloney
Lauren ShockeyA breakfast sandwich that's good for lunchPulino's menu has undergone quite a few changes since Nate Appleman jumped ship for Chipotle, most notably with a drastic switch in the pizza crust recipe. But the breakfast menu has also just been updated. The famed breakfast pizzas r ... More >>
Blogs
February 28, 2011
On Sara Jenkins' Italy Trip, Expect Unfettered Pasta Consumption
orsorama/FlickrLast week, we learned that Sara Jenkins will be leading a trip to Italy later this year. She's since provided us with a few more details.
Dining
December 22, 2010
Osteria Morini Welcomes You to the Pasta Barnyard
Michael White expands his Italian empire with a new Soho venture
Blogs
December 22, 2010
Five Curious Culinary Christmas Customs
How about some eels for Christmas dinner? Get 'em on Metropolitan Avenue in Williamsburg. You think fruitcake and eggnog are strange? You think houses made of gingerbread are weird? Read on about some even more off-the-wall Christmas dining habits.
Blogs
September 21, 2010
Chatting With Sara Jenkins: Porsena, Eataly, and the Simple Beauty of Pasta With Tomato Sauce
Carla RoleySara JenkinsWidely celebrated for the black magic she works with boneless pork roast at Porchetta, Sara Jenkins currently has her hands full opening Porsena, her new pasta restaurant down the block from Porchetta on East 7th Street. Jenkins, who spent much of her childhood in Tusca ... More >>
Blogs
July 23, 2010
The Best 'Reward for Stolen Bike' Ad, Ever
Losing something is frustrating, losing an expensive something is incredibly frustrating, and losing an expensive something especially when you know someone took it from you is the most frustrating thing of all. Which is why this copywriter's ad seeking his bike is so utterly refreshing:
Film
March 16, 2010
The Fatally Slight Mid-August Lunch
Losing something is frustrating, losing an expensive something is incredibly frustrating, and losing an expensive something especially when you know someone took it from you is the most frustrating thing of all. Which is why this copywriter's ad seeking his bike is so utterly refreshing:
Blogs
February 2, 2010
Eataly, Chock Full o' Nuts Take Shape on 23rd Street
Oh, how coy. The north side of 23rd Street is alive with the rumblings of food-based commerce: just a few storefronts down from the monolithic Eataly space, "New York's Coffee Shop....Since 1932" coyly asks passersby, "Guess who's coming back?"
Voice Choices
October 1, 2008
Giorgio Morandi, 1890-1964
Oh, how coy. The north side of 23rd Street is alive with the rumblings of food-based commerce: just a few storefronts down from the monolithic Eataly space, "New York's Coffee Shop....Since 1932" coyly asks passersby, "Guess who's coming back?"
Art
September 19, 2006
Requiescat in Pace
Oh, how coy. The north side of 23rd Street is alive with the rumblings of food-based commerce: just a few storefronts down from the monolithic Eataly space, "New York's Coffee Shop....Since 1932" coyly asks passersby, "Guess who's coming back?"
Film
May 23, 2006
Rome, Open Cine
Drama and tourism at annual Italian retreat
VLS
May 10, 2005
The New Poetry
Drama and tourism at annual Italian retreat
Music
May 3, 2005
Music
Drama and tourism at annual Italian retreat
News
May 18, 2004
No Such Thing as Paranoia
On the culture of conspiracism
Music
July 22, 2003
I Started a Joke
Shockingly, No 50 Cent Parody Yet
NYC Life
June 24, 2003
Listings
Shockingly, No 50 Cent Parody Yet
Film
April 22, 2003
Lonely Planet
Undivine Interventions From Cambodia to Chechnya
News
July 16, 2002
Working Vacations
Where Does the Art World Go in the Summer?
Dining
April 16, 2002
Roman Road
Where Does the Art World Go in the Summer?
Books
August 7, 2001
Riot Boys and Girls
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Dining
January 23, 2001
Last Train to Waffleville
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September 19, 2000
Suprèma Donnas
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August 22, 2000
Valerio Zurlini’s Autumn Tales
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July 25, 2000
Speaking Many Tongues
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July 11, 2000
Bill T. Jones Walks the Walk
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March 14, 2000
Nation
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April 13, 1999
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November 3, 1998
Right in the Breadbasket
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June 30, 1998
The Globe Spins
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