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October 24, 2011
News Flash: Weed Cheaper On the West Coast and Wherever There Are a Lot of Republicans
Marijuana enthusiasts know that despite the West Coast's deficiencies, it has one thing really going for it: weed is cheap out there and plentiful. And usually better. This information has now been backed up in fancy infographic form, with data from Floating Sheep, a collective of geographe ... More >>
Blogs
September 20, 2011
Ask the Critics: Where Can I Have a Low-Key Birthday with Good Beer?
Webztuff / PhotobucketHappy happy!Christopher P. Asks: After a brief stint in Delaware, I am finally making my return to NYC. I am looking for a bar or restaurant for a "birthday party hangout" that can accommodate 20 - 30 people who can meet and not have to shout over Katy Perry's "Last Fri ... More >>
Film
June 22, 2011
The Comedy of Manhattan Parenting, Wasted, in The Best and the Brightest
Webztuff / PhotobucketHappy happy!Christopher P. Asks: After a brief stint in Delaware, I am finally making my return to NYC. I am looking for a bar or restaurant for a "birthday party hangout" that can accommodate 20 - 30 people who can meet and not have to shout over Katy Perry's "Last Fri ... More >>
Blogs
June 22, 2011
NYC Cocaine Could Rot Your Skin Off
A new scientific report notes that most of the cocaine in the United States is "adulterated" with levamisole, which is used to de-worm livestock, and can cause people's skin to rot right off. The Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology reports that, "Up to 70% of cocaine in the United ... More >>
Blogs
April 27, 2011
Salts of the Earth; China's Worst Food Scandals
Behind the storefront of Japan Premium Beef is Bohemian, a hidden and secret restaurant that has managed to stay under the radar since it debuted two years ago. [NY Post] Remember those 10,000 menus the New York Public Library acquired to turn into a searchable database? Well, they're now be ... More >>
Blogs
April 5, 2011
Huge Email Hack Reveals Customer Info From Target, JP Morgan and 50 More Big Brands
The digital marketing firm Epsilon told its clients on Friday of "an unauthorized entry into Epsilon's email system," insisting it "was limited to email addresses and/or customer names only" and that no other information was at risk, but it's only now becoming clear just how widespread the ha ... More >>
Blogs
March 29, 2011
Senator Schumer Coaches Colleagues on Press Call; The Guardian To Expand Stateside
Chuck Schumer, media adviserOn Tuesday morning, a telling little bit of the relationship between high-ranking politicians and the press was exposed when New York Senator Chuck Schumer was caught chatting prematurely on a conference call about the budget process with his fellow lawmakers. Schu ... More >>
Blogs
March 22, 2011
Salvia Ban Looms in New York After Years of Fear Mongering, Bad Jokes
DrugsSalvia divinorum, the drug used most publicly by Miley Cyrus and Arizona shooter Jared Loughner, moved closer to being outlawed on Monday when the New York state Senate approved a bill banning the sale of the hallucinogenic herb. John Flanagan, the lawmaker who sponsored the legislation, ... More >>
Blogs
March 21, 2011
Top Ten Fattest States: Is Yours on the List, Fatty?
Americans are the most obese people in the world. Big whoop, if Swedes had the option of eating a Baconzilla at 2a.m. from Checkers' late-night drive-in, those furniture-building fjord jockeys would have some extra winter weight too. Behind eating, Americans' second favorite pastime is readin ... More >>
Blogs
February 10, 2011
Murderer Rosario DiGirolamo's Google Search for 'Lethal Karate Blows' Uncovered, Forces Him to Plead Guilty
Rosario DiGirolamo was sentenced yesterday in New Jersey to 25 years in prison for killing his mistress, Amy Giordano, in 2007, cutting up her corpse, and dumping the pieces in the water at Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve in Charleston, Staten Island. A Google search for murder methods led the ... More >>
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January 24, 2011
Joe Biden Promptly Excused from Jury Duty; Nation Breathes Sigh of Relief
Did he use the old "my uncle's a cop" excuse? Or explain that he really didn't think he could be "impartial"? Whatever the reason (maybe because he's vice president, maybe because he's Joe Biden), the president's number two reported for jury duty this morning in Delaware but was dismissed by ... More >>
Blogs
December 13, 2010
Blue Bottle Enters Phase II: Baked Goods
neil conway/flickrBlue Bottle coffee, pastry-less no more.Last month, we dropped by The Great Coffee Debate at the International Culinary Center, where we learned from Blue Bottle founder James Freeman that the Williamsburg coffee house was in the process of building a pastry kitchen in order ... More >>
Blogs
November 2, 2010
Election Update: Wins Called for Andrew Cuomo, Kirsten Gillibrand, Chuck Schumer
According to early exit polls, Andrew Cuomo is the new governor of New York. Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Chuck Schumer also maintain their spots in the Senate, as was pretty much expected. According to an AP analysis of poll results, three-quarters of moderates supported Cuomo over Paladi ... More >>
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October 28, 2010
Dustin Dominiak: The Guy Who Sleazed Christine O'Donnell, Says Friend (Updated)
Remember that time earlier this afternoon Gawker took some guy's sleazy story about the time three years ago on Halloween he hooked up with Christine O'Donnell, the would-be Senator from Delaware, and published it anonymously after paying the guy off?
Voice Choices
October 6, 2010
MUNICIPAL CODE
Will Eno studies small-town life
Blogs
September 18, 2010
The Top 10 Witches Better Suited for Elected Office than Christine O'Donnell
Footage from 1999 of Delaware's finest anti-masturbation Republican/Tea-Party candidate for Senate, Christine O'Donnell, admitting to having "dabbled in Witchcraft" has hit the internet! It's a sensation, especially for those of us punishment-fetishists who also enjoy masturbating to witches. ... More >>
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September 10, 2010
The Sad Desperation of Variety: Still Trying to Punk a Punk Band, and Losing
Variety, which was once an essential Hollywood trade rag, has seen their milkshake drunk by the internet over the last decade. They're one of those publications that has made no good faith effort to do anything to compete with the likes of Nikki Finke's now-indomitable Deadline Hollywood Dail ... More >>
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September 3, 2010
The 10 Worse Places to Stash Your Marijuana Besides a Cop Car
Did you know that there are other places you can "stash" your marijuana besides the back a police cruiser? There are! But here are 10 places that are worse than "stashing" your Marijuana than in the back of a police car:
Blogs
July 27, 2010
New York State Still in Running For Big Bag of Federal Cash
The U.S. Department of Education announced the finalists for federal Race to the Top dollars today, and New York State made the cut. No one should get too excited yet about spending any of that $700 million pile of loot, though. New York is only one of 17 states and the District of Columbia to mak ... More >>
Blogs
June 21, 2010
The Jersey Shore May be Getting More Naked
via Gadling.comWhether you're the type of woman who hates tan lines or the type of dude who likes to ogle at people's chests, here's something to consider when you're planning your next beach vacation: a topless beach in New Jersey.
Film
June 8, 2010
A Quick Look at BAMcinemaFEST Docs: 12th & Delaware
via Gadling.comWhether you're the type of woman who hates tan lines or the type of dude who likes to ogle at people's chests, here's something to consider when you're planning your next beach vacation: a topless beach in New Jersey.
Blogs
May 27, 2010
NY1's iPhone App Generating Considerable Amount of Excitement
New Yorkers are passionate about NY1. And now they can be even more passionate about NY1.
Blogs
May 20, 2010
Huckleberry Bar's Slow Death in the Afternoon: A Sweet Way to Go
Photo by Philip AnemaKill yourself softly. The drink: Slow Death in the Afternoon The bar: Huckleberry Bar, 588 Grand Street, Brooklyn The price: $12 The ingredients: Kaffir lime-infused gin, Kirschwasser, fresh lemon juice, simple syrup, with an absinthe floater (Delaware Phoenix's Meadow ... More >>
Blogs
May 20, 2010
Le Barricou Gives the 'Burg's Grand Street its First Outdoor Café (to Go with the Largest Pastis Selection in the City)
brownstoner.comLe Barricou goes plein air.Neighborhood darling Le Barricou doesn't get much recognition outside of Williamsburg, but the French bistro gets a ton of love from the locals, especially since Joshua Boissy and Jean-Pierre Marquet began revamping the place a little over a year ago. ... More >>
Blogs
February 18, 2010
I Helped Crown The New Dame Edna
Yesterday morning, I judged a p.r. stunt, I mean a contest, whereby an honorary understudy for Dame Edna was chosen out of an array of gladioli-wielding drag queens, all to promote Broadway's upcoming All About Me show starring Edna and Michael Feinstein. There were also two biologically fem ... More >>
Blogs
February 15, 2010
New Yorkers' Well-Being Rises 0.3 Points in Survey; Hawaii, Unsurprisingly, Leads Nation
The 2009 Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index is out, purporting to show how citizens in each state in the union have been doing in terms of emotional and physical status. New York showed a net gain over last year of 0.3 points, from 64.7 to 65. No, we didn't notice, either. The number is calc ... More >>
Blogs
February 4, 2010
Introducing Edward III, New York's Second Homegrown Absinthe
Edward III: a not-so-green fairy.Mark Maurice was one of those "crazy Limelight club kids," as he puts it. One night at the club, he met a man carrying these mysterious green vials. The man told him the vials contained absinthe, and proceeded to write down a formula for Maurice, as well as th ... More >>
Blogs
January 15, 2010
Mayor Mike Bloomberg's News Service Says We're Facing a Bankruptcy. Uh, No We're Not.
As most in the world of media reporting are aware, one of the Voice's sister papers, SF Weekly, was sued by a competitor, SF Bay Guardian, and almost two years ago the Guardian won a $15 million verdict. SF Weekly is appealing that decision, and that appeal should be heard this year. Just re ... More >>
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December 29, 2009
Booze News: Benedictine Is 500 Years Old & Popular Again; The Tom & Jerry Cocktail Comes Back
Champagnes under $40 can be a great deal, especially those made by smaller producers who grow their own grapes. Look for bottles by Joel Falmet, Cedric Bouchard, and Fleury and Serge Mathieu. [NY Times] Cheryl Lins is the first absinthe distiller in New York State. Her micro-distillery, Dela ... More >>
Blogs
October 12, 2009
What's Happening This Week: A Festival of Lights; An Absinthe Tasting
As many of you know, our weekly dining and drinking newsletter features all the coolest epicurean events in the city. Sign up for it here! Diwali Brick Lane Curry House various dates Celebrate Diwali, the Indian festival of lights with Chef Karthik Kumar, who is running a special menu this week an ... More >>
Blogs
July 22, 2009
Subway Cars Donated for Artificial Reefs are Disintegrating, Program Suspended
Remember when former mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner wanted subway cars dumped in the Hudson to create an environmentally groovy artificial reef? And how, when New York couldn't get it together, we started shipping the cars to Delaware, where they were dumped instead? We have some bad news for Del ... More >>
Blogs
June 9, 2009
Barrett: Delaware a Tax Haven for Bloomberg? Oh, Never!
The Times recently pointed out that while President Obama makes a lot of noise about shutting down overseas tax havens, there's an "onshore Cayman Islands" right here on the eastern seaboard: the little state of Delaware.Two thirds of the Fortune 500 use Delaware to cut down on their state taxes, th ... More >>
Blogs
May 20, 2009
Sriracha, Spotted Everywhere
While eating with my in-laws at a stodgy fish restaurant in suburban Massachusetts, I asked the waiter for Sriracha, almost just to see what he would say. But he nodded knowingly, and brought out a dish of the red, garlicky hot sauce. That's when you know that Sriracha has hit the mainstream. That, ... More >>
Blogs
April 16, 2009
CDC: New Yorkers' Sadness Only Mediocre
The Centers for Disease Control did a phone survey which they say reveals the state-by-state sadness levels of citizens, and surprise, New York did not win, place, or show. Kentucky -- yes, the home of bourbon and jes' settin' on the porch -- is the winner, with a frequent mental distress (FMD) occ ... More >>
Blogs
March 3, 2009
Strange Snacks of the World -- Scrapple
During my recent sojourn in rural south-central Pennsylvania, I had the chance to reacquaint myself with scrapple. Like Spam, it is a meat invented in America based on pig. But unlike Spam, which has traveled the world and become a celebrity, scrapple remains an obscure regional dish. In a ... More >>
Blogs
February 16, 2009
Paterson's Porn Tax Sparks Criticism, Hilarity
Along with his previously described suite of new taxes, we learn, Governor Paterson wants to tax porn. Being a forward-looking sort, he is only targeting porn downloaded from the internet, which may drive patriots to return to skin mags of the sort found in the grottier newsstands. We wonder if Pa ... More >>
Blogs
February 3, 2009
NYC's Subway Car Recycle Plan Taken Over By Delaware
Remember when Anthony Wiener wanted subway trains dumped into the Hudson? (Not out of pique or malice, but because that would create an environmentally healthy "artificial reef" off the shoreline, and cost the city less than it was paying to have the disused cars shipped out to Delaware and New Jers ... More >>
Blogs
November 10, 2008
Weiner Wants Subway Cars Dumped in the River
Remember when Anthony Wiener wanted subway trains dumped into the Hudson? (Not out of pique or malice, but because that would create an environmentally healthy "artificial reef" off the shoreline, and cost the city less than it was paying to have the disused cars shipped out to Delaware and New Jers ... More >>
Blogs
November 4, 2008
South Carolina Adds to McCain ~~Landslide~~ Honorable Defeat
Remember when Anthony Wiener wanted subway trains dumped into the Hudson? (Not out of pique or malice, but because that would create an environmentally healthy "artificial reef" off the shoreline, and cost the city less than it was paying to have the disused cars shipped out to Delaware and New Jers ... More >>
Blogs
September 1, 2008
Midnight Summ.: Violence and Indian-American Politics
Remember when Anthony Wiener wanted subway trains dumped into the Hudson? (Not out of pique or malice, but because that would create an environmentally healthy "artificial reef" off the shoreline, and cost the city less than it was paying to have the disused cars shipped out to Delaware and New Jers ... More >>
Blogs
August 23, 2008
We're Reaching Here: Joe Biden's New York Connections
Remember when Anthony Wiener wanted subway trains dumped into the Hudson? (Not out of pique or malice, but because that would create an environmentally healthy "artificial reef" off the shoreline, and cost the city less than it was paying to have the disused cars shipped out to Delaware and New Jers ... More >>
Blogs
August 19, 2008
Luke Wilson Romantic Development
Remember when Anthony Wiener wanted subway trains dumped into the Hudson? (Not out of pique or malice, but because that would create an environmentally healthy "artificial reef" off the shoreline, and cost the city less than it was paying to have the disused cars shipped out to Delaware and New Jers ... More >>
Film
October 9, 2007
Trigger Man
Remember when Anthony Wiener wanted subway trains dumped into the Hudson? (Not out of pique or malice, but because that would create an environmentally healthy "artificial reef" off the shoreline, and cost the city less than it was paying to have the disused cars shipped out to Delaware and New Jers ... More >>
Books
December 12, 2006
Exiles From Main Street
Spaced out: The collective costs of suburban sprawl
NYC Life
June 13, 2006
Show Me the Way to Go Gnome
Spaced out: The collective costs of suburban sprawl
News
November 5, 2002
Barely Legal
Spaced out: The collective costs of suburban sprawl
Dance
September 24, 2002
Culture Clubs
Spaced out: The collective costs of suburban sprawl
News
November 30, 1999
Russian Cons and New York Banks
Spaced out: The collective costs of suburban sprawl
News
November 2, 1999
Funnyhouse of a Negro
Playwright Suzan-Lori Parks Goes Hawthorne with 'In the Blood'
Dance
August 17, 1999
Slow Dancing In a Portable Universe
Playwright Suzan-Lori Parks Goes Hawthorne with 'In the Blood'
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