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In New York City, it's not too difficult to find a decent burger--most diners, bars, and fast food joints can accommodate with a basic beef patty and fries. But for connoisseurs looking for a gourmet burger, the task can be a bit more challenging. From The Lion to the lamb burger, here's our picks for some of the best burgers in Manhattan. More»
New York alcohol traditions fall in and out of style on a regular basis. We scoured the city to uncover some of the new trends and discovered that the haute cocktail scene is making a comeback. Below is a list of the best places to go for the chicest and most well-crafted libations. More»
As you may know, recent floods have made 75% of Australia's Queensland state a natural disaster zone. But fret not; your drinking habits can be part of a humanitarian effort to aid those Down Under. More»
From the chic "Hicksville" trailer parks sprouting up to the "New Elite" group that most likely feel they're just ironic enough to feel comfortable visiting. There's Taylor Swift's new album and Kanye's 34 minute music video. Also, the president signs an iPad! Check out what I'm reading about this morning... More»
Peels, the new diner-inspired restaurant from Freemans maestro Taavo Somer, unveiled its facade yesterday. The place looks swell, but the most interesting thing about the shiny exterior on Bowery (near 2nd) is how little it sticks out on the once-derelict boulevard. More»
Big news from stuffy old Museum Mile: the Whitney finally finalized a massive expansion centered around a new building in the Meatpacking District. The project won't be completed until 2015. But it's not too early to ponder the ramifications it will have on the amorphous neighborhood. More»
In today's day late, buck short news, preservationists started a campaign to add the Bowery to the National Register of Historic Places (how is it not there already) and limit new development on the seedy-to-fab boulevard. More»
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Ok, so we're starting to sense a trend here...Sarina Suno is quickly becoming New York's number one electric violin player. Last week she played on the tables at Kiss N'Fly, and this week she serenaded Kaitlin Parry at her Alcohol Anonymous Birthday Party at Double Crown on Bowery. More story and photos below... More»
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IFC joined forced with leading luxury lifestyle group Quintessentially to present a private screening of In The Loop, a political satire by British comedian Armando Iannucci. The movie, which premiered earlier this year at Sundance, is a big-screen reprisal of the BBC's popular television series The Thick Of It, which chronicles the behind-the-scenes goings on of British and US governments right before the invasion if Iraq.
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"Opening tomorrow from AvroKo (the folks behind Public and the Stanton Social) is Double Crown, further colonizing the never-hotter Bowery. The lively front room feels like the perfect summer patio brought inside: a huge, lofty space with exposed brick walls, unfinished wooden tables and a veritable indoor garden. The bar extends into a communal table perfect for the party, but if you're looking for dinner a deux, squirrel her away to the set-off back with white-paneled walls and a more intimate feel."
Right down the street from the GofG offices, we are excited to check out Double Crown, opening tomorrow. Stay tuned on our full report this week.
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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