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January 24, 2012
Presenting the Most and Least Compatible New York City Neighborhoods
According to data released to us by OkCupid, some New York City neighborhoods are more likely to make connections on the dating site than others. This may seem intuitive in some ways, but it's better to know these things for sure, right? After all, just like that map that tells us where the single m ... More >>
Blogs
November 28, 2011
How to Be a New Yorker: Excerpts from the Memoir of Les Rich
In my story in the Voice last week, inspired by Joan and Leslie Rich's 1964 book, How to Be a New Yorker, I talked to longtime New Yorkers, former New Yorkers, new New Yorkers, and even a few people who've never lived in this town, about what they think it takes to be "a real New Yorker." As expecte ... More >>
Art
November 23, 2011
Holiday Guide: Arts Picks
In my story in the Voice last week, inspired by Joan and Leslie Rich's 1964 book, How to Be a New Yorker, I talked to longtime New Yorkers, former New Yorkers, new New Yorkers, and even a few people who've never lived in this town, about what they think it takes to be "a real New Yorker." As expecte ... More >>
Home
October 26, 2011
Education Supplement Listings
In my story in the Voice last week, inspired by Joan and Leslie Rich's 1964 book, How to Be a New Yorker, I talked to longtime New Yorkers, former New Yorkers, new New Yorkers, and even a few people who've never lived in this town, about what they think it takes to be "a real New Yorker." As expecte ... More >>
Dining
July 13, 2011
Jones Wood Foundry Puts Some English On It
Bubble and squeak your way through a new Yorkville gastropub
Blogs
July 13, 2011
This Week in the Voice: 4Knots Music Festival Preview
This week in the Voice: It's the preview issue for our 4Knots Music Festival, set to take place July 16 at South Street Seaport! Maura Johnston previews the lineup, which includes the Black Angels, Titus Andronicus, Oberhofer, Eleanor Friedberger, Mr. Dream, and Davila 666. She also muses on ... More >>
Blogs
March 22, 2011
10 Postcards of Long-Forgotten NYC Restaurants
ioffer.com1. Divan Parisien Restaurant, 33 East 48th Street - Even to its frequenters, the meaning of "Divan" was somewhat unclear. Some said it was French for "meeting place," others claimed it was Turkish and referred to the furniture of the Sultan's palace. Others took it to mean, as "div ... More >>
Blogs
February 4, 2011
Hot Dog Ménage à Trois: a Battle of the Dishes Three-Way Sausage Fest!
Victoria BekiempisPapaya King goes dogging. Sometime in the late 1930s, a fruit-loving Greek busted ass on a pair of roller skates. The young Yorkville businessman, you see, was trying to impress a neighborhood chick, but wound up mangling his ankle instead, continuing the tradition of grisly ... More >>
News
January 5, 2011
Class Action Listings
Victoria BekiempisPapaya King goes dogging. Sometime in the late 1930s, a fruit-loving Greek busted ass on a pair of roller skates. The young Yorkville businessman, you see, was trying to impress a neighborhood chick, but wound up mangling his ankle instead, continuing the tradition of grisly ... More >>
Dining
November 24, 2010
Szechuan Chalet Does Uptown Chinese Darn Well
We slalom the menu with Dr. John
Blogs
November 15, 2010
Apple Soup Takes Wing
Victoria BekiempisSpritely! Several rosy-cheeked, curly-headed cherubs suddenly find themselves sleepy and hungry. Their wings ache, and their music has slowed -- they've told their boss they need a break from the ever-intense routine of harp-song and meadow frolicking. So he tells them to ... More >>
Blogs
November 10, 2010
Mermaids on the Horn to Naruto Ramen
Victoria BekiempisThe last sight an octopus wants to see Food rarely prompts deep, existential questions about mermaids. But Naruto Ramen's takoyaki leaves you with a philosophic doozy: Would these mythic, beautiful creatures ever serve it at a black-tie event? The Yorkville noodle house's s ... More >>
Blogs
November 4, 2010
Midnight Express's Rice Pudding and Nutella Sundae Is Not the Kind They Serve in a Turkish Prison
Victoria BekiempisYour Yorkviille dealer Right off the bat, the menu listing suggests excess and abandon. At Midnight Express, the advertised rice pudding and Nutella sundae conjures images of fudge-and-yogurt-dipped rock candy, as well as sudden cardiac arrest.
Blogs
August 5, 2010
Hungarian Sour Cherry Soup From Yorkville Meat Emporium
Almost as good as air conditioningThe Hungarian Yorkville Meat Emporium on the Upper East Side has a refrigerator filled with all sorts of homemade soups and stews, from goulash to clam chowder. But most appealing on a hot day is the traditional Hungarian cold sour cherry soup, or hideg meggy ... More >>
Blogs
March 26, 2010
Staten Island's Talay Thai Plans Monolithic Leap to Yorkville
yummiec00kies/FlickrMore pad thai for the Upper East Side.It's not often that Manhattan gets a Staten Island import -- Artichoke has been the only place in recent memory to even vaguely fit the bill -- but that isn't stopping Talay Thai from making grand plans to tear it up in Yorkville. Crai ... More >>
News
February 16, 2010
'Til Murder Do Us Part: A Familial Tale of Death, Dementia, and Drama
Growing old without dignity: Uncle Paul killed Aunt Helen and then tried to kill himself. They were already dead to most of us.
Blogs
December 10, 2009
A Third Location of Blossom to Open on the Upper East Side Next Week
One of Blossom's soon-to-be three locations. Vegan empire builder Pamela Blackwell, who has two outposts of Blossom restaurant and the new Cocoa V vegan chocolate bar to her name, is about to add another location of Blossom to her portfolio.
Blogs
September 8, 2009
2nd Avenue Subway Evicted Tenants Not Feeling the Alleged Drop in Manhattan Rents
We keep hearing that Manhattan rents are down significantly, but the folks who are being eminent-domained out of their homes to make way for the new Second Avenue Subway line aren't seeing it. The Times talks to several who've worked with the MTA and its realty partner O. R. Colan Associates, and ... More >>
Blogs
June 16, 2009
Clip Job: No Pity For Dying Newspapers
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archivesJanuary 9, 1964, Vol. IX, No. 12Hopeless NewsmenDear Sir:Mr. Paneth's poking about in the ashes of the dead Mirror (January 2) reminds me of what the late A.J. Liebling wrote: "The end-of-a-newspaper story has become one of the commonplaces of ou ... More >>
Blogs
June 15, 2009
Clip Job: The Death of the Daily Newspaper
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archivesJanuary 2, 1964, Vol. IX, No. 11Postscript to '30'By Donald PanethA newspaper is a lively, amicable place of employment, and the city room with its atmospheres of excitement, legitimate urgency, and yet easygoing traditions, the center of its eff ... More >>
Blogs
April 15, 2008
Preparing for the Pope
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archivesJanuary 2, 1964, Vol. IX, No. 11Postscript to '30'By Donald PanethA newspaper is a lively, amicable place of employment, and the city room with its atmospheres of excitement, legitimate urgency, and yet easygoing traditions, the center of its eff ... More >>
Blogs
November 14, 2007
Our Man Sietsema: 'Bubble, Bubble, Toil, and Trouble'
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archivesJanuary 2, 1964, Vol. IX, No. 11Postscript to '30'By Donald PanethA newspaper is a lively, amicable place of employment, and the city room with its atmospheres of excitement, legitimate urgency, and yet easygoing traditions, the center of its eff ... More >>
Film
September 12, 2006
Toronto Confidential
Mob scenes and murders: An action-packed installment of an all-encompassing festival
News
July 25, 2006
Dumping on Everyone Else
Trash plan relieves our neighborhoods, but west of the Hudson, it's just more of the same old garbage from New York City
News
April 25, 2006
Letters
Trash plan relieves our neighborhoods, but west of the Hudson, it's just more of the same old garbage from New York City
News
November 25, 2003
Hot for Santa
A brief but startling history of the chocolate Santa Claus
Specials
March 18, 2003
Letters
A brief but startling history of the chocolate Santa Claus
NYC Life
November 26, 2002
Close-Up on Yorkville
A brief but startling history of the chocolate Santa Claus
News
October 30, 2001
Take It or Leave It, Mark Green
Brooklyn Assemblyman Roger Green’s Challenge to a Turncoat Liberal
News
February 22, 2000
Gratuities Included
Among New York’s Wheel Greasers and Palm Ticklers, Real Estate Types Lead the Pack
Dining
May 11, 1999
Still Hungary
Among New York’s Wheel Greasers and Palm Ticklers, Real Estate Types Lead the Pack
News
September 15, 1998
Native Son
Ginky SanSouci Dives Into the Deep End of Pool

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