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May 22, 2012
The Ten Most Fashionable Asian-Americans In NYC
I've met them all and narrowed it down to these 10 amazing A.A. specimens:
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December 12, 2011
Designers of Planned Twin Towers Look-Alike in Seoul 'Regret Deeply' Resemblance
A Dutch architecture firm has designed a building in Seoul that has offended some because of its uncomfortable resemblance to the World Trade Center in a cloud of dust and smoke: MVRDV The project, called "The Cloud," is the work of MVRDV, a firm in Rotterdam. It's intended to be luxury hi ... More >>
Film
August 17, 2011
Escaping North Korea, But Not Hard Times in The Journals of Musan
A Dutch architecture firm has designed a building in Seoul that has offended some because of its uncomfortable resemblance to the World Trade Center in a cloud of dust and smoke: MVRDV The project, called "The Cloud," is the work of MVRDV, a firm in Rotterdam. It's intended to be luxury hi ... More >>
Blogs
January 31, 2011
The Best Thing I Ate Yesterday
Welcome to The Best Thing I Ate Yesterday, where we endeavor to remember the very best thing we stuffed down our gullets over the past 24 hours. Why? Because the only thing better than enjoying a meal is wallowing in the memory of one savored in the recent past. Today's fond reminiscences ...
Blogs
October 19, 2010
More on Korea's Kimchi Shortage; Latin Food is All the Rage
The U.S.'s findings about the dangers of BPA have so far been inconclusive. But in Canada, it's official: Bisphenol A is toxic. [Time] Kimchi has become so expensive in Korea that some restaurants in Seoul no longer offer it free as a banchan before the meal. [NY Times] According to Men's H ... More >>
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September 13, 2010
Eleven Madison Park Debuts Coffee Cart; Chock Full o'Nuts Makes a Comeback
As part of a minor overhaul of the restaurant, Eleven Madison Park has launched a coffee cart manned by a dedicated barista that will offer diners tableside coffee service prepared on a siphon or Chemex set. [T Magazine] The Seoul-based Bibigo chain, which hopes to become "the McDonald's of ... More >>
Blogs
August 13, 2010
Typhoid Outbreak Linked to Smoothies; More on Foraging Chefs
A rare outbreak of typhoid fever has been linked to smoothies made with frozen mamey fruit pulp made by Goya. [AP] Molecular chefs in Scandinavia and elsewhere focus on terroir and local ingredients, often gathered by teams of foragers, rather than flavors made in a lab. [Wall Street Journal ... More >>
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February 11, 2010
Today in Things Rihanna Has Stuck Knives Into
Image via The Rap-UpWell, a birthday cake for one. M.I.A.'s heart for another. The former act of swordsmanship came on a tour stop in Korea, where she celebrated turning 22 (almost, anyway; the official date is February 20) at the InterContinental Hotel in Seoul. The latter came with her new ... More >>
Film
December 29, 2009
Hectic Humor Undercuts The Chaser's Gloomy Worldview
Image via The Rap-UpWell, a birthday cake for one. M.I.A.'s heart for another. The former act of swordsmanship came on a tour stop in Korea, where she celebrated turning 22 (almost, anyway; the official date is February 20) at the InterContinental Hotel in Seoul. The latter came with her new ... More >>
Film
November 17, 2009
The Dryly Comic My Dear Enemy at MOMA
Image via The Rap-UpWell, a birthday cake for one. M.I.A.'s heart for another. The former act of swordsmanship came on a tour stop in Korea, where she celebrated turning 22 (almost, anyway; the official date is February 20) at the InterContinental Hotel in Seoul. The latter came with her new ... More >>
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October 16, 2009
Open & Closed: Say Hello to Bar Celona; Goodbye to Bungalow 8
Bar Celona, a stylish tapas bar owned by fashion consultant Cynthia Diaz, has opened in Williamsburg. Chef Jordy Lavanderos is serving not-quite-Spanish pan-Latin small plates, such as scallop ceviche, mackerel pate, and mushroom tostones. [NY Times] Cafe Boulud has reopened and, with it, Bar Pleia ... More >>
Blogs
April 24, 2009
Posts of the Week
Hello, and welcome to Friday afternoon. Here are our favorite posts from the week that was. We tried our hand at making our own Scotch, alongside folks from Angel's Share and Apotheke We were inducted into the Secret Sherry Society at wd-50 We sampled New York's first Korean tacos at Seoul Stati ... More >>
Blogs
April 23, 2009
Korean Tacos at Seoul Station
Earlier today, Eater reported that Seoul Station has started selling Korean tacos, along similar lines as the ones sold at the cultish Kogi trucks in LA. Kogi is supposedly opening a truck or stand in New York at some point, but I thought I'd run over to Seoul Station to see what was what. (Mean ... More >>
Blogs
March 27, 2009
The Blogroll Gazette
This week in blogs... When it isn't wearing meat, Eat me daily is taking in meaty portraits. Han Hyo-seok's Zeitgeist exhibition recently ran at the ARTSIDE gallery in Seoul, Korea. [Eat me daily] Astronaut Sandra Magnus and her orbital cooking adventures have been documented on the NASA website. ... More >>
Blogs
December 11, 2008
The Early Word--Seoul Station
This week in blogs... When it isn't wearing meat, Eat me daily is taking in meaty portraits. Han Hyo-seok's Zeitgeist exhibition recently ran at the ARTSIDE gallery in Seoul, Korea. [Eat me daily] Astronaut Sandra Magnus and her orbital cooking adventures have been documented on the NASA website. ... More >>
Voice Choices
August 19, 2008
STARRY NIGHT
Rolling out the red carpet for Korea
Film
July 23, 2008
No Regret
Rolling out the red carpet for Korea
Music
January 17, 2006
Music
Rolling out the red carpet for Korea
NYC Life
December 27, 2005
New Again
Dirty Martini, Angie Pontani, and members of Caribou, Underworld and Grandaddy make promises.
Screens
November 29, 2005
Remote Patrol
Dirty Martini, Angie Pontani, and members of Caribou, Underworld and Grandaddy make promises.
Film
August 9, 2005
'Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance'
Dirty Martini, Angie Pontani, and members of Caribou, Underworld and Grandaddy make promises.
NYC Life
June 21, 2005
Diversity, Equality
Jackson heights was very exclusive. Not only did it exclude Jews ...
Dance
March 1, 2005
Spreading the Balanchine Gospel
Jackson heights was very exclusive. Not only did it exclude Jews ...
People
January 18, 2005
Hot Spot
Jackson heights was very exclusive. Not only did it exclude Jews ...
Film
November 9, 2004
O Brother, Where Art Thou?: A New Look at the Old South Korea
Jackson heights was very exclusive. Not only did it exclude Jews ...
Film
November 2, 2004
A Korean New Wave Copes With the Burden of History
Jackson heights was very exclusive. Not only did it exclude Jews ...
Books
October 26, 2004
Soul to Seoul
Margaret Drabble remixes tragedy, thinks outside the box
NYC Life
August 31, 2004
Listings
Margaret Drabble remixes tragedy, thinks outside the box
Dining
June 22, 2004
Scrape and Eat
From blood to blog in Northern Boulevard's Koreatown
NYC Life
April 13, 2004
Seoul Food: The Korean Vodka Soju Replenishes the Spirit
From blood to blog in Northern Boulevard's Koreatown
News
November 18, 2003
Fine Young Communists
Uncle Sam Is Losing the War for Students in South Korea
Film
October 28, 2003
Reunification Blues
Two halves do not make a whole: a Korean director charts his nation's psychic divisions
Dance
October 14, 2003
Dance
Two halves do not make a whole: a Korean director charts his nation's psychic divisions
NYC Life
September 2, 2003
Listings
Two halves do not make a whole: a Korean director charts his nation's psychic divisions
Film
August 12, 2003
Korea Directions
Yesterday's Asian Cinematic Renaissance Works Out Its Kinks (and Rape Fantasies)
NYC Life
August 5, 2003
Listings
Yesterday's Asian Cinematic Renaissance Works Out Its Kinks (and Rape Fantasies)
Art
June 24, 2003
World of Interiors
In the House With Do-Ho Suh
NYC Life
February 18, 2003
Listings
In the House With Do-Ho Suh
News
November 19, 2002
View From the DMZ
The Human Cost of the U.S. Response to North Korea
Home
August 20, 2002
Money for Nothin'
And The Perks For Free
News
May 28, 2002
Disc Continued
And The Perks For Free
Film
February 5, 2002
Blood Simple
And The Perks For Free
Specials
November 6, 2001
Letters
And The Perks For Free
Dance
August 14, 2001
Ballet Is (Dead) Woman
Expiring for Love Is Beautiful but Stupid
NYC Life
February 13, 2001
Listings
Expiring for Love Is Beautiful but Stupid
Film
July 18, 2000
This Is Hardcore
Expiring for Love Is Beautiful but Stupid
Dining
October 12, 1999
Noodle Diplomacy
Expiring for Love Is Beautiful but Stupid
Dining
July 6, 1999
Hey Joe, Where Ya Goin’ With That Noodle in Your Hand?
Expiring for Love Is Beautiful but Stupid
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September 29, 1998
Betting the Pharmacy
Rx gains in the race against drugs in sports
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