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Dining
May 16, 2012
Pastry Chef Elwyn Boyles Conjures Desserts in the Sky
The sweet taste of success
Blogs
December 13, 2011
The Four Best Things to Eat at the Columbus Circle Holiday Market
Lauren ShockeyMMM, indeed. A gul börek from MMM EnfesAfter yesterday's dud of an exploration, we didn't have high hopes for the Columbus Circle Holiday Market. But the good thing about having low expectations is that you're almost always pleasantly surprised. The Columbus Circle market is ... More >>
Blogs
November 24, 2011
Thanksgiving Round-Up: Chef Reminiscences! Recipes! Crazy Stories!
Here at Fork in the Road, we've been hammering pretty hard on Turkey Day this year, and here is a summary of the pieces we've posted for your retrospective pleasure. Have a great holiday! Jacques Pépin Reveals His Thanksgiving Turkey Secrets Make Stephanie Izard's Green Bean Casserole Make ... More >>
Blogs
October 14, 2011
Wild Flag, Method Man, Cyndi Lauper And More: Your Guide To The Weekend's Biggest Shows
Those Darlins, hangin' out in those giant pipes.The mouse-headed DJ Deadmau5 finally finished his six-night stand at the Roseland Ballroom earlier this week (in one of the week's strangest press releases, I learned that the event was commemorated by a fancy cake that placed his signature head ... More >>
Voice Choices
September 28, 2011
Wynton Marsalis
Those Darlins, hangin' out in those giant pipes.The mouse-headed DJ Deadmau5 finally finished his six-night stand at the Roseland Ballroom earlier this week (in one of the week's strangest press releases, I learned that the event was commemorated by a fancy cake that placed his signature head ... More >>
Blogs
September 21, 2011
Columbus Circle Is the Most Requested Bike Share Station Location
Following the announcement of a bike-share program that would bring 10,000 bikes to the streets of New York City, the Department of Transportation put out a call asking for suggestions on where people wanted stations located. Yesterday, they announced that they'd gotten 5,566 individual stati ... More >>
Blogs
September 8, 2011
Fashion Has Discovered the Truck
The truck, long a symbol of power, class, and style, has been discovered by a new group of forward thinkers and taste-makers. The truck has been discovered by fashion! Remember when things were sold in stationary buildings, and sometimes online, once the Internet was born? Now things are sold ... More >>
Blogs
May 26, 2011
Dr. Oz Giving Away Free Cab Rides From 4 to 6 Today
Stations have resisted putting anything that they want to do well up against The Oprah Winfrey Show because, well -- Oprah always wins. But since Oprah's last show yesterday, networks are scrambling to hold the attention of one of the largest audiences in the country. Dr. Oz, a friend of Opra ... More >>
Blogs
May 19, 2011
Trump Being Protested Today For Racism!
His hair might be colorblind, but he certainly isn't. In fact, some of Trump's recent ratings-grabbing stunts reeked of bigotry as he went after our President over misguided issues of validity and intelligence. And now he's got hell to pay. Here's an angry mass email that just went out fro ... More >>
Blogs
February 12, 2011
MTA Messing With a Lot of Subway Lines This Weekend
If you take the 1, A, F, or E trains, everything will be all fucked up all weekend. Sorry! A roundup:
Blogs
November 16, 2010
The Time to Deck the Halls is Upon Us as Holiday Markets Return
urbandspacenyc/flickrIt's a blur market.It's about to begin looking a lot like Christmas and Hanukkah up in this piece. The annual holiday markets at Union Square and Columbus Circle are set to return this Friday, November 19 and December 1, respective, and both will stay open through Decembe ... More >>
Theater
October 20, 2010
We Get Taken for The Ride
Michael Counts steers a new venture
Blogs
September 27, 2010
Fatty Crab & 'Cue, Roberta's, ilili Among Vendors Slinging Snacks at Mad. Sq. Mark't
OMG: Mad. Sq. Mark'tThe Mad. Sq. Mark't, in all its abbreviated glory, returned to Madison Square Park this past Saturday for the second year in a row. It will run through Saturday, October 23.
Blogs
July 16, 2010
Map Quest: The Restrooms of Central Park Southwest
I should probably mention that I've been cross-referencing different sources to figure out which restrooms to scope out in the city. There's Nyrestroom.com, Thebathroomdiaries.com, and, for this week's big bathroom occasion, I used Centralparknyc.org, the official website of Central Park, to ... More >>
Blogs
April 26, 2010
Commuting Report: Subway Ridership Down, Bikes on the Up
Over the weekend New York City Transit released a whole bunch of data about how we ride the subway. It turns out, ridership for 2009 was down slightly from 2008 (blame the economy and the fact that a bunch of us were unemployed; if you're the MTA, blame construction).
Blogs
April 5, 2010
Apparently, Everyone Loves a Unicycle
The New York Post alerts us to a group of courageous men (and sometimes women) who are planning to cross each of the 2,078 bridges in New York City on their one-wheeled wonders, "in the belief that unicycles can unite the disparate corners of the city just as its bridges do."
Blogs
February 2, 2010
See Melissa Rivers in Person
This Thursday February 4 at 7 PM, Melissa Rivers will appear at the Columbus Circle Borders to sign copies of her book Red Carpet Ready: Secrets For Making The Most of Any Moment You're in the Spotlight. And Melissa should know, seeing as she's worked both sides of the carpet. Besides, the ... More >>
Blogs
January 9, 2010
Things to do this weekend for (mostly) free
No Pants Subway Ride Pretty much exactly what it sounds like. Meet up in six locations on Sunday at 3, get on the subway, and, when your team leader tells you to, take your pants off. Organizers are requesting underwear.
Blogs
December 19, 2009
Things to do this weekend for (mostly) free
East Meets West Holiday Parade Little Italy and Chinatown Merchants Associations are sponsoring a parade from Mulberry to Mott Street, featuring marching bands, martial artists and acrobats, Italian American singers and Lion and Dragon Dance troupes.
Blogs
December 9, 2009
Vegetarian (and Vegan) Delights of NYC: The 'Mediterranean Tapas' at Kashkaval
Several friends had warmly recommended Kashkaval before I had a chance to drop by. It's located in the vicinity of Columbus Circle, which is a restaurant wasteland unless you have a wad of cash to wave around.
Blogs
December 7, 2009
News from Kensington's Am-Thai Chili Basil Kitchen: Menu Additions, Stall at Holiday Market
Pad Chaa-Chaa: You can see some fresh peppercorns at bottom left It sounds like a Latin dance, but pad chaa-chaa is actually a Thai dish named after the sound that vegetables make when they hit very hot oil: "chaa-chaa." It's one of the many new dishes added to the menu at Am-Thai Chili Basil ... More >>
Blogs
December 5, 2009
Things to do this weekend for (mostly) free
Gus, Central Park's neurotic polar bear, and a few of his friends at the Central Park Zoo are celebrating Christmas this weekend
Blogs
October 22, 2009
Lil Wayne Pleads Guilty, Expected to Serve 1 Year in Prison
Some people were wondering if rapper Lil Wayne would attempt to block DNA evidence in his weapons possession trial. The point is moot now as Lil Wayne has pleaded out and is expected to be sent to prison for a year. He copped to the remaining charge, second-degree attempted weapon possession, ... More >>
Blogs
April 15, 2009
Pols, Peeps Protest Prince St. Post Office Closing Threat
Well, it's not a tea party, but pretty good for a local event: This morning about 150 citizens protested at the crappy Prince Street Post Office to protest its possible closing. The P.O. used to be where the Apple Store is now, but when the Macs moved in the branch got squeezed into a little nook a ... More >>
Blogs
December 15, 2008
Year in Retrospect: Cloverfield Is Still Great
Well, it's not a tea party, but pretty good for a local event: This morning about 150 citizens protested at the crappy Prince Street Post Office to protest its possible closing. The P.O. used to be where the Apple Store is now, but when the Macs moved in the branch got squeezed into a little nook a ... More >>
Blogs
November 13, 2008
Thousands Protest Prop 8 at Mormon Temple
Well, it's not a tea party, but pretty good for a local event: This morning about 150 citizens protested at the crappy Prince Street Post Office to protest its possible closing. The P.O. used to be where the Apple Store is now, but when the Macs moved in the branch got squeezed into a little nook a ... More >>
Blogs
November 13, 2008
Bones' Beat: MAD at the museum of arts and design
Well, it's not a tea party, but pretty good for a local event: This morning about 150 citizens protested at the crappy Prince Street Post Office to protest its possible closing. The P.O. used to be where the Apple Store is now, but when the Macs moved in the branch got squeezed into a little nook a ... More >>
Blogs
November 6, 2008
Bones' Beat: Aleksandra Mir at Mary Boone
Well, it's not a tea party, but pretty good for a local event: This morning about 150 citizens protested at the crappy Prince Street Post Office to protest its possible closing. The P.O. used to be where the Apple Store is now, but when the Macs moved in the branch got squeezed into a little nook a ... More >>
Blogs
September 19, 2008
Clip Job: Chessman Gassed, Villagers Not Consulted
Well, it's not a tea party, but pretty good for a local event: This morning about 150 citizens protested at the crappy Prince Street Post Office to protest its possible closing. The P.O. used to be where the Apple Store is now, but when the Macs moved in the branch got squeezed into a little nook a ... More >>
Blogs
September 4, 2008
Wisdom of Crowds: Letting SMS Cover The Stupid NFL Thing at Columbus Circle
Well, it's not a tea party, but pretty good for a local event: This morning about 150 citizens protested at the crappy Prince Street Post Office to protest its possible closing. The P.O. used to be where the Apple Store is now, but when the Macs moved in the branch got squeezed into a little nook a ... More >>
Blogs
August 18, 2008
New Yorker Reviews New 2 Columbus Circle
Well, it's not a tea party, but pretty good for a local event: This morning about 150 citizens protested at the crappy Prince Street Post Office to protest its possible closing. The P.O. used to be where the Apple Store is now, but when the Macs moved in the branch got squeezed into a little nook a ... More >>
Blogs
June 24, 2008
Sietsema revisits Landmarc
Well, it's not a tea party, but pretty good for a local event: This morning about 150 citizens protested at the crappy Prince Street Post Office to protest its possible closing. The P.O. used to be where the Apple Store is now, but when the Macs moved in the branch got squeezed into a little nook a ... More >>
Music
April 3, 2007
Public Space Is the Place
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble's brotherly love invades a square or circle near you
Blogs
January 16, 2007
It's a Good One: Cheese Magic from Cali
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble's brotherly love invades a square or circle near you
Blogs
December 22, 2005
Nightmare Gridlock: Tough Going Even for Bikers
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble's brotherly love invades a square or circle near you
Blogs
December 21, 2005
Strike : More Room for Cars, But Bike Pools Still On
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble's brotherly love invades a square or circle near you
NYC Life
September 6, 2005
Close-Up on Columbus Circle
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble's brotherly love invades a square or circle near you
Blogs
August 17, 2005
Dems Debate: They're All Winners in the Spin Room
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble's brotherly love invades a square or circle near you
News
August 10, 2004
Carpenters Hammered, Again
Monitor slams union
News
May 11, 2004
Bling Breakfast
Choking on the richest meal in New York
News
May 4, 2004
Keep Off the Grass
Kicked out of the garden? Unconventional approaches to protesting the GOP convention
Film
August 26, 2003
Film
Kicked out of the garden? Unconventional approaches to protesting the GOP convention
News
March 25, 2003
It's On: Where and How to Protest in New York
Kicked out of the garden? Unconventional approaches to protesting the GOP convention
News
February 18, 2003
New York Rally Shows Mainstream Opposition to War
But Will Bush Hear the Message?
News
January 22, 2002
Anti-WEF Protest in New York City
A Field Guide
News
September 25, 2001
Working-Class Heroes
Towering Losses, Towering Deeds
News
November 7, 2000
Dig Boy Dig
Jazz at Lincoln Center Breaks New Ground, but Where Are the Women?
News
June 8, 1999
Ticket to Tomorrow
Now Arriving at Penn Station, an Era of High-Tech Building
News
April 27, 1999
History at Its Source
'Nice Jewish Ladies Rampaged Through the City'
News
January 19, 1999
Hack Work
The Not-So-Quaint Lives of New York's Carriage Horses
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