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November 11, 2011
I Saw J. Edgar And I Have The Gay Details!
SPOILER ALERT! I liked J. Edgar, the Clint Eastwood directed flick, written by Dustin Lance Black, about controversial crime fighter J. Edgar Hoover, played by Leonardo DiCaprio.
Blogs
September 9, 2011
The NRA (That's National Restaurant Association) Spends $843K On Lobbying; Anna Wintour Still Pissed About Miss Lily's
Doug Zell, the founder of Intelligentsia Coffee and Tea, has teamed up with his old frat buddy, the philanthropist and former real estate developer Robert Buono. Now the two will share the title of Co-C.E.O. in an effort to expand the business. [Diner's Journal] No New York chefs will compet ... More >>
Blogs
July 7, 2011
Snooki Loves Bush: Jersey Shore Star Still Going Strong
Just when you thought Snooki couldn't get any more crazy comes this video of the drunk Jersey Shore character dancing with a potted plant. What will she think of next? [via TMZ]
Blogs
March 28, 2011
Macy's 37th Annual Flower Show: Fake Daisies and Dogs in Floral Snuggies
Heather Holland via The Lush SideIt's a good thing the wall of daisies was artificial, since the near-freezing wind that swept through Herald Square would have made short work of any exposed bloom at Macy's annual Flower Show on Sunday. Still, midtown tourists and shoppers took little notice ... More >>
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February 16, 2011
Apple Cove Bears Little Fruit
The Women's Project stages a busy satire
Voice Choices
February 2, 2011
Fast, Cheap, & Out of Control
The Women's Project stages a busy satire
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October 21, 2010
Pot Farm Under Neighburrito Had 'Nothing to do With' Neighburrito
Eating in Translation/FlickrThis morning brought one of the more amusing bits of news we'd heard in awhile: last night a pot farm was reportedly discovered in the basement underneath Neighburrito, the tiny take-out shop at 127 Rivington Street.
Columns
June 22, 2010
Free Will Astrology: June 23-29, 2010
Eating in Translation/FlickrThis morning brought one of the more amusing bits of news we'd heard in awhile: last night a pot farm was reportedly discovered in the basement underneath Neighburrito, the tiny take-out shop at 127 Rivington Street.
Blogs
April 22, 2010
Q&A: Earth Day Art Exhibit Commemorates Demolished NYC Gardens
In honor of Earth Day, we wanted to tell you a story about a garden -- The Magic Garden -- that's going to be torn down to make room for a high-rise housing development. Oliver Rios, an East Harlem-bred artist, grew up around gardening when his mother Lydia Roman began transforming abandone ... More >>
Blogs
April 7, 2010
The Maharishi Makes the Scene
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. January 25, 1968, Vol. XIII, No. 15 Maharishi Mahesh Yogi: The Politics of Salvation by Richard Goldstein The question of the hour is: can an honest man still be a fraud? The Maharishi Mahesh Yogi arrived in New York last Thursday, f ... More >>
Blogs
April 4, 2010
Brooklyn Botanic Garden Study Finds Local Native Plants Face Extinction
Bittersweet at the Brooklyn Botanic GardensA 20-year study of plant life in a fifty mile radius of New York City by the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens has found that more than 50 plant species native to the region face extinction under pressure from decreasing undeveloped land and the spread of non ... More >>
Voice Choices
March 9, 2010
HEAVENLY DELIGHT
Radiohole stages Whatever, Heaven Allows
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November 17, 2009
The Provincetown Playhouse Meets the Ontological in The Verge
Radiohole stages Whatever, Heaven Allows
Blogs
September 15, 2009
In Local Bakeries, Innovation Proceeds Apace
The new square green slice at Birdbath Bakery deploys filo dough and plenty of salt. The filo peach tart is shown below (click either to consume). Increased competition among restaurants in an era of economic downturn is often the subject of essays and observations, less so the parallel com ... More >>
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August 24, 2009
Vesuvio Bakery to be Recycled Into New Birdbath
Tjeerd/flickrGood news for anyone worried that the old Vesuvio Bakery would be turned into a dog boutique or Subway franchise: New York reports that the Prince Street space will instead become the third location of Birdbath, the eco-friendly bakery run by City Bakery founder Maury Rubin. The 89-y ... More >>
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August 19, 2009
Why Garden? Because Dirt Is the New Prozac.
woodleywonderworks/flickrThe Huffington Post has an interesting piece on how getting down and dirty with nature in, for example, a vegetable garden can keep us emotionally healthy. The microbes in dirt, apparently, affect the same neurons that are stimulated by Prozac. A British study from a ... More >>
Blogs
August 7, 2009
Get Ready for Puerto Rico's The Taco Maker; You May Not Recognize Sam Sifton After All
The Organic Center in Boulder is refuting claims made by a widely covered British study that found organic foods are not more nutritious than conventional. The Organic Center's own 2008 report showed that "organic foods were, on average, 25 percent higher" in nutrients. [BizJournals] Just as ... More >>
Blogs
July 29, 2009
L.A. to Take a Dip in Birdbath
Eater L.A. reports that Maury Rubin, owner of City Bakery and Birdbath, will open another Birdbath branch in West Hollywood later this year. Rubin, who recently closed the L.A. outpost of City Bakery, reportedly plans to open two to three outposts of Birdbath, his so-called "neighborhood green baker ... More >>
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June 26, 2009
The Botanical Gardens Get Foodie & "What's Up with These Dumb, Pornographic Fast Food Ads?"
The New York Botanical Garden is embracing the fresh food movement this summer with its new Edible Garden program, which will feature such temporary exhibitions as "Tropical Fruits, Roots and Shoots." Martha Stewart helped the Botanical Garden revamp its herb garden, which now includes a variety of ... More >>
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June 10, 2009
'Skirl Party VI'
The New York Botanical Garden is embracing the fresh food movement this summer with its new Edible Garden program, which will feature such temporary exhibitions as "Tropical Fruits, Roots and Shoots." Martha Stewart helped the Botanical Garden revamp its herb garden, which now includes a variety of ... More >>
Voice Choices
May 6, 2009
GARDEN STATE
Martha Stewart, look out!
Blogs
April 6, 2009
Foraging For Free Food--Garlic Chives in Prospect Park
Free garlic chives in Prospect Park (click to pick) Disembark the Q train at the Parkside stop, wander through the triumphal gate one block west at Ocean Avenue, and then head north along the paved walkway past the muddy picnic grounds. All around you find a wonderland of wild allium, sticking ... More >>
Blogs
October 1, 2008
Clip Job: Horse Hotel Razed for Shangri-La
Free garlic chives in Prospect Park (click to pick) Disembark the Q train at the Parkside stop, wander through the triumphal gate one block west at Ocean Avenue, and then head north along the paved walkway past the muddy picnic grounds. All around you find a wonderland of wild allium, sticking ... More >>
Blogs
September 9, 2008
Herb May Heal, But is Blocked; Times Blames Stoned Kids
Free garlic chives in Prospect Park (click to pick) Disembark the Q train at the Parkside stop, wander through the triumphal gate one block west at Ocean Avenue, and then head north along the paved walkway past the muddy picnic grounds. All around you find a wonderland of wild allium, sticking ... More >>
News
July 29, 2008
Class Action Listings for Fall 2008
Free garlic chives in Prospect Park (click to pick) Disembark the Q train at the Parkside stop, wander through the triumphal gate one block west at Ocean Avenue, and then head north along the paved walkway past the muddy picnic grounds. All around you find a wonderland of wild allium, sticking ... More >>
Film
July 16, 2008
Scott Galloway and Brent Pierson's Brief Documentary A Man Named Pearl
Free garlic chives in Prospect Park (click to pick) Disembark the Q train at the Parkside stop, wander through the triumphal gate one block west at Ocean Avenue, and then head north along the paved walkway past the muddy picnic grounds. All around you find a wonderland of wild allium, sticking ... More >>
Blogs
July 8, 2008
Lez Get Together, Yeah-Yeah-Yeah!
Free garlic chives in Prospect Park (click to pick) Disembark the Q train at the Parkside stop, wander through the triumphal gate one block west at Ocean Avenue, and then head north along the paved walkway past the muddy picnic grounds. All around you find a wonderland of wild allium, sticking ... More >>
Voice Choices
July 2, 2008
LET'S GO DOWNTOWN!
Another (yes, another) cool outdoor film festival
Blogs
March 4, 2008
Gypsy Mishap: Curtain Up! Air Vent Down!
Another (yes, another) cool outdoor film festival
Blogs
February 11, 2008
Valentine's Day is Only for Lovers at Prune
Another (yes, another) cool outdoor film festival
People
July 10, 2007
Shear Madness
Lopping off your plants while speaking Spanish: They’re coming, NY!
Art
February 6, 2007
Positively 27th Street
Carving out a home for good nature in Chelsea
News
November 8, 2005
Paradise Lost
When the High Line above Manhattan's West Side turns into a park, a secret world will disappear
Specials
October 18, 2005
The Rose and the Thorn
Nodding Out in the East Village
Specials
October 18, 2005
Rudy Deflowers New York
Across the City, Communities Fight the Mayor's Garden Auction
NYC Life
February 22, 2005
The Endangered Garden
AvalonBay makes concessions, but will Liz Christy's trees and plants survive?
Theater
June 29, 2004
Fleur du Mal
Dumas's Black Tulip droops in Mark Giesser's new vase
News
April 22, 2003
Rocks in the Shape of Billy Martin
The First Days of Baseball on the Eternal Diamond
Columns
September 24, 2002
Horoscope
The First Days of Baseball on the Eternal Diamond
NYC Life
September 17, 2002
Close-Up On: Sunnyside
The First Days of Baseball on the Eternal Diamond
News
July 16, 2002
War of the Gardeners
Bugging Out Over Green Spaces
NYC Life
May 14, 2002
Two-Story 1800s Wooden Back House
Bugging Out Over Green Spaces
News
July 24, 2001
War of the Roses
Garden Vote Could Settle Perennial Problem
Film
March 14, 2000
Another Country, Not Her Own
Garden Vote Could Settle Perennial Problem
News
November 23, 1999
The Coqui vs. the Bulldozer
7th St. Gardeners Plan Amphibious Attack
News
May 4, 1999
Rudy Deflowers New York
Across the City, Communities Fight the Mayor's Garden Auction
News
March 30, 1999
Spring Catalogue
Plots thicken as gardens head for auction block
News
January 12, 1999
Garden Variety
Plots thicken as gardens head for auction block
Dance
December 1, 1998
Rich and Strange
Three Women Ignite Asian Traditions
News
November 17, 1998
Uprooted
The City Yanks More Gardens Out of Harlem
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