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November 18, 2014 // Ghost Brothers of Darkland County
Stephen King fans, this one is definitely for you, and you’re not going to want to miss out on your chance to see Mr. King show off his playwright abilities. What’s better than a play by Stephen King? A play by Stephen King that features music by John Mellencamp. It’s “Ghost Brothers of Darkland County,”…
November 17, 2014 // Grand Central Holiday Fair
If you’ve got delicate sensibilities, you might want to look away, because we’re going to use the worst C-word we know. Then we’re going to follow it up with the S-word. Ready? Christmas shopping. There’s too few weekends to finish it, at least for most of us procrastinators, so it’s time to get a move…
November 14, 2014 // Amali
Broccoli gets a bad rap. At least one President has famously dissed the maligned member of the cabbage family, and it ends up resigned to the edges of children’s dinner plates all across the country. It is a flower no one will give in a bouquet, or wear on a lapel. Only an exceptional restaurant…
November 13, 2014 // The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
Mysteries fill the world around us, but sometimes, the greatest mysteries are inside the human heart and mind. For people who view the world differently because of things like autism, even the simplest parts of life become inscrutable obstacles, and the complexities of human actions? Those can be the hardest things to understand. “The Curious…
November 12, 2014 // Peasant
Once upon a time, back when most buildings had dirt floors and baths were a whole lot less frequent, the word “peasant” didn’t exactly have a flattering connotation. Peasants didn’t have much rank, and sometimes, they didn’t have much to eat, either. Times have since changed. Now, you can go to a restaurant called Peasant,…
November 11, 2014 // Ment’or Young Chef Competition, Uncategorized
The culinary world has plenty of superstars, and New York has more than its share of chefs with crowd appeal and the magic touch for making good eats. Mention Daniel Boulud, Michael Anthony, or Wylie Dufresne, and mouths around here start watering. Whose names are going to incite a Pavlovian drool reaction in ten years?…
November 10, 2014 // Bordeaux Under One Roof
You can drink it at a special, fancy lunch in an upper crust restaurant, or sip it with a juicy hamburger and some crispy fries. You can pour it in the most elegant stemware and present it with a flourish next to a plate of good, aged cheese. You can even drink it with dessert.…
November 7, 2014 // Church Street Tavern
New restaurants pop up all the time. How many can say they’ve got their own speakeasy, though? Just one. There’s a new place in Manhattan, not even two miles from Seastreak’s docks at Pier 11, where you can get both high quality foods and cocktails served in a classic ambiance. Head up to 313 Church…
November 6, 2014 // The River
Now and then, a show turns up on Broadway with a perfect storm of playwright, cast, and incredible set design. These productions remind us why the theater is magic, and how deeply a play can affect us. Theater lovers, take note: one of these shows opened on Broadway last week, and it’s playing a strictly…
November 4, 2014 // Brooklyn Electronic Music Festival
New York’s got its own distinct beat! Everyone here marches to the rhythm of their own drummer, and it gives the city a pulse like nowhere else. You can experience the beats of Brooklyn this weekend at the Brooklyn Electronic Music Festival! Get your groove on and dance at a variety of venues across the…
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