Bundle.com, a web site that tracks how and where money is spent, has pulled together data on how much people in the U.S. spend on personal care. The average U.S. household spends $60 a month, while the average household in Austin, Texas spends $143 a month, the highest, on personal care. The site has broken down New York to individual neighborhoods and what it discovered is actually kind of surprising. More»

[All photos by WILL RAGOZZINO for PMc]. The Ritz Carlton of Battery Park was paid a special visit last night by the real estate geniuses of Prudential Elliman. Hosts of the evening Jason Lanyard and Nicole Grandelli posed for pictures while their fashionable guests enjoyed champagne and mini-cupcakes. More»

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Yesterday afternoon, Gregoire Vogelsang organized a Belgian brunch for friends in Battery Park. The location remained secret until the day before, with invitees instructed only to bring a food contribution and dress all in white. More»

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Last night's Arlo Guthrie concert in Battery Park for the River to River Festival looked pretty chill, but let's be honest here: the real party is going to be tonight's kick-off of the All Points West music festival at Liberty State Park. Jay-Z is headlining! (The Beastie Boys were supposed to, but Adam Yauch sadly came down with a wee bit of throat cancer.) More»

[Diane Keaton filming "Morning Glory". All photos by Getty] Tired of sunbathing in Sheep's Meadow? Over the pool at SoHo House? Diane Keaton has a new summer activity for you: Bagpiping behind a shrub in Battery Park. What better way to commune with nature and, uhm, your appreciation for Scotland? If you're skeptical that this trend will catch on, don't be: Diane Keaton, (aka Annie Hall!!!) has been setting New York trends since the 70s, so we're sure Olivia Palermo will be doing a highland fling in no time. But as for Ms.Keaton's outfit..... More»

Come to Water Street, from Fulton to Broad, to take part in the festivities: funnel cake, stuffed animal prizes, carnival games, and all the trinkets and baubles you could ask for. And afterwards, you might be able to sneak into Sonic Youth at Battery Park.

Or go to Battery Park at 9 am to try and snag some of the limited of tickets left. First come, first served, 2 per person. If not, the view from just outside the gate is actually better than half of the standing room in the park. The show starts at 3:30, and it’ll be really crowded.