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February 15, 2012
Updated: Choice Eats Announces Additional Participants, Still More Coming Up
Mile End's legendary smoked-meat poutine, with curds and gravy, of course. Choice Eats proudly announces the fourth group of restaurants, bakeries, and other purveyors of delicious foodstuffs to its Tuesday, March 13 festival line-up. Newcomers include: Bep, Brooklyn Brine Co., Fay Da Bake ... More >>
Blogs
November 25, 2011
Happy Hour at Subway Inn
If spending time with family on Thanksgiving doesn't drive you to drink, then a visit to a department store on Black Friday surely will.
Dining
November 16, 2011
Banana Leaf: Here's Your Skanky Wallop
Brooklyn's Sunset Park goes a little more Malaysian
Blogs
October 7, 2011
NYPD Passing out "Gear Guards," Marking Phones with Invisible Ink for Straphangers
Is your gear protected? Your phone marked with invisible ink? In response to increased crime on trains, NYPD officers have been passing out "gear guards" at various subway stations this week to make sure passengers' backpacks and purses are safe from pick pocketing thieves.
Blogs
June 27, 2011
New Yorkers Are Kind of Couch Potatoes, Says Survey
This totally counts as exercise.As residents of a city known for busy people who seem perpetually on the go, we weren't surprised that New York was not ranked the nation's Most Sedentary City by Men's Health. The honor there went to Lexington, Kentucky. That said, we were a little shocked to ... More >>
Blogs
May 5, 2011
Rickshaw Dumpling to Park It Permanently in Midtown
Given that the Rickshaw Dumpling truck is a more or less constant presence in the lives of Midtown office workers, its original storefront on West 23rd Street can seem like a bit of an afterthought. But bricks and mortar are still very much a part of the company's MO, as their plans for expan ... More >>
Blogs
March 25, 2011
Our 10 Best and Cheapest Grand Central Station Eats
Dive into the comparative culinary wonderland! For two railroad terminals only two-thirds of a mile apart as the crow flies, the chow couldn't be more different. Penn Station is awash in cheesy fast-food, and the rancid smell fills your nostrils as you run for the train. By contrast, the cu ... More >>
Blogs
January 19, 2011
Murray Hill Is For Douchebags, Arrested Development
Even the New York Times says so! Murray Hill, the New York City neighborhood occupying blocks between 34th Street and 40th Street from Madison to Third Avenue, gets chuckled at in this morning's newspaper as the home of buildings "more challenging than a dorm, though not much more." Known for ... More >>
Blogs
November 12, 2010
The Underground Churros Scene
Victoria BekiempisA token from the subway The stale trail mix, dusty soda cans, and pre-Cold War candy bars sold at news stands--alongside nudie mags and Kardashian-loaded celebrity rags--pretty much make up the subway's food scene. But deep inside the 59th and Lexington station, where the ... More >>
Blogs
September 28, 2010
MTA Unveils Six-Foot-Tall Futuristic Subway Intercoms for Interhuman Communication
via MTASomeday in the not-too-far-off future, you will be able to go about your daily business of work and life and never, ever have to speak to an actual person face-to-face. The MTA gets a jump on that with a new pilot program that will install new MTA Help Point Intercoms in the 23rd Stree ... More >>
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August 19, 2010
NYC Cravings's Zongzi
Pork fat, Chinese sausage and boiled peanuts lurk in the depthsOne might legitimately balk at paying $4 for a zongzi, those streamed glutinous rice bombs stuffed with good things and wrapped in bamboo, which you can get in Chinatown for one buck. But in NYC Cravings's defense, their zongzi ar ... More >>
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August 4, 2010
Caroline Giuliani Arrested for Shoplifting at Sephora
Uh oh. According to the New York Post, Caroline Giuliani -- Rudy's 20-year-old daughter -- was busted for shoplifting today at Sephora of all places, that magical, monstrous beauty store you may have heard of if you are or know of any women or metrosexually inclined fellows. Giuliani was repo ... More >>
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July 12, 2010
Fresh Kills "Smells Like a Dirty Pirate Hooker," and Other Things That Reek in New York City
Four diligent, odor-scouting reporters at the Daily News were put to the task of smelling out the best and worst-scented places in New York City. Making the list of things that smelled good in this investigative undertaking: BBQ, flowers, coffee, pastries, other delicious foodstuffs. Bad smel ... More >>
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July 1, 2010
Hello Pasta To Take Over Midtown This Summer
Hello Pasta--the noodle version of those build-your-own salad bars--opens its first shop next Wednesday on Lexington between 54th and 55th Streets. The company will then roll out two more restaurants in Midtown and one in the Financial District, all before October. Angling toward the Midtow ... More >>
Dining
June 1, 2010
Tamarind Tribeca Upscales the Tandoor
Tabla and Devi get a little company
Blogs
March 24, 2010
Bhojan's Fenugreek Fritters
The vegetarian cuisine from the northwestern Indian state of Gujarat is ancient and complex. Madhur Jaffrey has called it the "haute cuisine of vegetarianism." While special occasion foods are more elaborate, staples include stewed spiced vegetables of all kinds, roti, and khichdi, a spiced r ... More >>
Blogs
January 22, 2010
Choice Eats Is Nigh
We are now but two months away from Choice Eats, the Voice's third-annual tasting blow-out representing some of the best and most diverse restaurants (and booze) in the five boroughs.
Blogs
January 4, 2010
Get Ready For Choice Eats 2010
Yes, please In a new year, our thoughts turn to Choice Eats, the Voice's tasting extravaganza, representing scores of different cuisines from all over the city. Mark your calenders: Choice Eats 2010 will be held Monday, March 22nd at The 69th Armory on Lexington and 26th Street.
Blogs
October 23, 2009
Clip Job: Vietnam War Protesters Get an Earful
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. October 21, 1965, Vol. XI, No. 1 Peaceful Protesters Parade Against War By Paul Cowan Between 15,000 and 20,000 people marched along Fifth Avenue in a parade protesting America's involvement in Vietnam last Saturday. Though Sunday's ... More >>
Art
October 13, 2009
Contemporary Art Photographers Mess With the Medium
Anxiety? Fetish? Picture-prone artists are loving themselves some process.
Blogs
September 10, 2009
Michael Pollan on American Obesity and the Healthcare Debate; Tavern on the Green Files for Bankruptcy
Following last night's speech by President Obama on healthcare reform, Michael Pollan pens an op-ed pointing to the "elephant in the room" of the health-care debate: the way Americans eat. [NY Times] Tavern on the Green has officially filed Chapter 11, listing assets and liabilities of as mu ... More >>
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August 11, 2009
Pratt Student Beaten into Coma
Though we are constantly told that crime is at an all-time low, the neighborhood police blotters show that there is still enough street crime to be worrisome. Now we hear that Eduardo Sanchez, a 22-year-old student of architecture at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, was beaten into a coma and r ... More >>
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August 10, 2009
News Roundup: Surfjan Stevens Announces Intimate Tour, Lollapalooza, Them Crooked Vultures, Mike Seeger Dies
--Sufjan Stevens has announced an intimate fall tour. In what Asthmatic Kitty Records are calling an "east-of-Lake-Minnetonka tour," the run focuses on eastern states, kicking off September 21st at Philly's 250-capacity Johnny Brenda's. Stevens wraps the tour with four New York dates: October ... More >>
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August 4, 2009
Autolux Supposedly Coming to New York This Fall, May Actually Play All Tomorrow's Parties NY This Time, Babies Be Damned
Maura Lanahan Autolux, the Los Angeles art-fuzz trio that blogs forgot, has been annoyingly dormant for the last few years: after releasing the sublime full-length Future Perfect, and touring throughout 2006, they virtually disappeared. Last fall, they booked for All Tomorrow's Parties New York, bu ... More >>
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May 27, 2009
H&M Goes Union
Things are coming up roses for retailer H&M. Their stock hasn't been doing too badly lately, and they're even opening a new store this week at Lexington and 86th. This may have encouraged the company to reach an agreement with the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union for a 3-year contract in ... More >>
Blogs
April 28, 2009
Wayne Kramer, Handsome Dick to Play Sing-Sing
If you like Johnny Cash at San Quentin, you'll love Wayne Kramer at Sing Sing. The legendary MC5 guitarist, who did two years at Lexington for pushing coke, is working with addict outreach group Road Recovery, and after doing a benefit concert for them at the Nokia Theatre on May 1, he'll go the n ... More >>
Blogs
February 6, 2009
New Openings
If you like Johnny Cash at San Quentin, you'll love Wayne Kramer at Sing Sing. The legendary MC5 guitarist, who did two years at Lexington for pushing coke, is working with addict outreach group Road Recovery, and after doing a benefit concert for them at the Nokia Theatre on May 1, he'll go the n ... More >>
Voice Choices
January 21, 2009
OLD GHOSTS
Obie winner Ain Gordon explores a piece of forgotten history
Blogs
January 14, 2009
Fork in the Road reviews At Vermillion
Ehhhhhhhhh.Where do I even start with At Vermillion? Despite all evidence to the contrary, I thought it might be good. Although fusion concepts like this, Latin American-Indian, often end in disaster, I was excited about a place where you could get arepas topped with duck vindaloo, or crab curry in ... More >>
Blogs
December 19, 2008
The Early Word: Baoguette
Ehhhhhhhhh.Where do I even start with At Vermillion? Despite all evidence to the contrary, I thought it might be good. Although fusion concepts like this, Latin American-Indian, often end in disaster, I was excited about a place where you could get arepas topped with duck vindaloo, or crab curry in ... More >>
Blogs
November 6, 2008
Test-Driving Murray's Real Salami
Ehhhhhhhhh.Where do I even start with At Vermillion? Despite all evidence to the contrary, I thought it might be good. Although fusion concepts like this, Latin American-Indian, often end in disaster, I was excited about a place where you could get arepas topped with duck vindaloo, or crab curry in ... More >>
Blogs
September 23, 2008
Gourmet Mag Lists Best Oldies
Ehhhhhhhhh.Where do I even start with At Vermillion? Despite all evidence to the contrary, I thought it might be good. Although fusion concepts like this, Latin American-Indian, often end in disaster, I was excited about a place where you could get arepas topped with duck vindaloo, or crab curry in ... More >>
Blogs
September 18, 2008
Make Way For 'Blogger of The Week' Number Two!
Ehhhhhhhhh.Where do I even start with At Vermillion? Despite all evidence to the contrary, I thought it might be good. Although fusion concepts like this, Latin American-Indian, often end in disaster, I was excited about a place where you could get arepas topped with duck vindaloo, or crab curry in ... More >>
Blogs
June 4, 2008
Pragmatic and Defiant Supporters Greet Clinton in New York
Ehhhhhhhhh.Where do I even start with At Vermillion? Despite all evidence to the contrary, I thought it might be good. Although fusion concepts like this, Latin American-Indian, often end in disaster, I was excited about a place where you could get arepas topped with duck vindaloo, or crab curry in ... More >>
Blogs
December 13, 2007
Talking to Strangers: Mexican Coke on the Upper East Side
Ehhhhhhhhh.Where do I even start with At Vermillion? Despite all evidence to the contrary, I thought it might be good. Although fusion concepts like this, Latin American-Indian, often end in disaster, I was excited about a place where you could get arepas topped with duck vindaloo, or crab curry in ... More >>
Blogs
July 11, 2007
Our Man Sietsema: 'Indians are Snackers'
Ehhhhhhhhh.Where do I even start with At Vermillion? Despite all evidence to the contrary, I thought it might be good. Although fusion concepts like this, Latin American-Indian, often end in disaster, I was excited about a place where you could get arepas topped with duck vindaloo, or crab curry in ... More >>
News
October 17, 2006
Trouble in the Air
Reagan's mass firing of air traffic controllers made American skies much less safe in the 1980s. Is Bush's flight plan the same?
NYC Life
July 11, 2006
Pastries and Pétanque
Commiserating with the French on Bastille Day
NYC Life
June 20, 2006
When the Streets Are Paved With Snacks
Gorditas, mangoes, and corn in East Harlem
Screens
April 4, 2006
Nightmares of TV's Messy Adolescence
Gorditas, mangoes, and corn in East Harlem
News
January 10, 2006
Empirical news
The secret's out: Bush is overtaken by events—and overwhelmed
Art
January 4, 2005
Childhood's End
The optician-photographer who became a poet of the unexpressed and the unknowable
NYC Life
November 9, 2004
Close-Up on Murray Hill
The optician-photographer who became a poet of the unexpressed and the unknowable
NYC Life
September 30, 2003
Shortlist
The optician-photographer who became a poet of the unexpressed and the unknowable
NYC Life
August 12, 2003
Words Will Never Hurt You When Queers Perform for Peace
The optician-photographer who became a poet of the unexpressed and the unknowable
NYC Life
June 25, 2002
Close-Up on East Harlem
The optician-photographer who became a poet of the unexpressed and the unknowable
Dining
May 14, 2002
Getting Wood
The optician-photographer who became a poet of the unexpressed and the unknowable
NYC Life
April 17, 2001
Listings
The optician-photographer who became a poet of the unexpressed and the unknowable
Music
February 9, 1999
Shake Your Bodega
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