Cabin Down Below

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As the cool kids descend into Cabin Down Below, neighbor's life descends into hell. [Griev e]
Martha Stewart had dinner at Pulino's and has the tweets to prove it. [BoweryBoogie]
Megan Mullally abruptly pulls herself out of Broadway. Bad sushi has yet to emerge as an excuse. [Deadline]
Where will all the black gays go? [DailyMusto]
'70s NYC skyline stands proud in storage locker. But do syringes litter the ground? [Curbed]
There was a coyote on the loose in Tribeca today. It's cute! [1010]
The Meaning of Liz Lemon. [TigerBeatdown]

Jesse Malin's East Village rock den Cabin Down Below regularly draws night owls away from Top of the Standard come 2 am. Now his latest spot, Black Market, is stealing even mighty Kenmare's thunder. Has underdog punk Malin reached the top of NYC's nightlife totem pole? More»

Meatpacking District destination The Boom Boom Room and Avenue A hangout Cabin Down Below are on opposite ends of Manhattan. But that hasn't stopped the Boom (er, Top of the Standard) crowd's migration from the high in the sky pleasure dome to the basement rock den. More»

Spencer and Heidi Pratt can teach you how to be famous, but they can't teach you how to be respected! [NY Mag]

Our favorite Olympic Fencer Tim Morehouse is bringing some style is bringing fashion to fencing. [NY Post]

How to get Blake Lively's hair, or a close approximation to it. [NY Times]

Fans of Cabin Down Below will now need to enter through East 7th street, since the Pizza Shop that used to house the secret door is now closed. [Eater]

Oh good! At long last, building is set to begin on The World Trade Center.....Subway shop. [Gothamist]

Pssst, there's a new hidden bar on the LES. No, no one knows where it is. Yeah, it was a taco stand or brothel or fallout shelter or something. To get in, you descend the stairs, cartwheel through the kitchen, dry hump the busboy and...zzzzzzzzzzz. Breaking news: the Eighteenth Amendment was repealed. But we'd welcome a prohibition on New York's speakeasy revival. More»

Noise complaints. Smoking violations. Drug raids. Illegal dancing. As soon as a New York nightclub generates buzz these days, the fuzz isn't far behind. So if your night out at one of the below hotspots is interrupted by the cops, cantankerous neighbors or the Department of Health, it's good to have a Plan B in mind with some like-minded alternatives:

If you like the Jane Ballroom, you'll love the Bowery Ballroom:

The Bowery Ballroom's crowd might not be as swank as the Jane's, but its gorgeous interior--including, like the Jane, a swell balcony and giant disco ball-- is. The rock-centric music institution has some of the best bookings in town. Also, you can dance inside without worrying about Footloose-style repercussions (seriously, when will NYC's ludicrous cabaret laws be overturned?) and the Jane's neighbors who actually started a blog to chronicle their complaints about the endangered venu e.