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Known for its booming art scene, great dining and outdoor attractions, this west-side community truly offers something to suit most any desire. From avant garde exhibits to sweet treats, here are our top picks for spending the day in one of Manhattan's most vibrant ‘hoods.
The new Bungalow 8 (now called Number 8) opened last night, Santigold performed at MoMA's 2012 Party in the Garden, STK Rooftop will be hosting a brunch party every Sunday, the Nolita House will be closing down at the end of the month, and so much more in today's Nightlife News Round Up! More»
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David Rabin, a pioneer of MPD, is itching to enter back into the neighborhood's fray with a new Double Seven. The Lambs Club owner sat down with GofG for an exclusive at his other hotspot, Jimmy, to talk about Double Seven's opening and the nuanced evolution of club life in New York. More»
Yes, it's freezing cold outside, and all you want to do after work is go home and snuggle up next to your heater. There are, however, some bands playing this week that make layering up in winter gear worth it. Florence Welch graces NYC with her vocals, Prince brings crushed velvet to MSG, Weezer walks down memory lane, and more... 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»
So the CFDA Awards (the Oscars of the Fashion World) are coming to an end RIGHT NOW. Where's the afterparty? Well, here's what we know:
-Calvin Klein will be running the show at the newly opened Highline in the Ballroom
-Rodarte will be at the newly opened Jane Ballroom and
-Anna Sui will be kicking it at Rose Bar
Have fun fashionistas! And check in with us tomorrow for the scoop on the award show (Michelle Obama was a no-show), and the after parties!
[Mayor Bloomberg, Christine Quinn, Diane von Furstenberg and others cut the ribbon, opening High Line. All photos by NEIL RASMUS by PMc]
[Our Interview with co-Founder Robert Hammond]
If trees grow in Brooklyn, what's sprouting in Manhattan? Nature lovers have a new place to spend their lazy Sundays now that the High Line is officially open. Well, kind of open. But still, it's a park lover's dream come true especially one living in the concrete jungle. Mayor Michael Bloomberg, joined by architects, local officials, and the fabulous Diane von Furstenberg, cut the ribbon yesterday, opening Section 1 of the elevated park that runs from Gansevoort Street to West 20th Street, near the Hudson River. More»
Plum TV's Nick Leighton tries to sneak his way into the Calvin Klein party by insisting that the cool, laid back Liam McMullan include him in his entourage. Not this year Nick, though it's clear that you kept at least more of your dignity than the woman who showed you her gift bag, and everything else at the end of the evening. Whatever are you going to do without the Calvin Klein gift bag to parse through?? Maybe Liam will share....
[Calvin Klein Brings A List Crowd To The Highline]
[Who Was The Best Dressed At Calvin Klein?]
[Taz Arnold Performing at Interview Party. Photos by Patrick McMullan]
Interview Magazine helped kick off fashion week with a party to celebrate "A New Look" last Thursday at the High Life location of Andre Balazs Standard Hotel, which is almost ready to open. Hundreds of fashionistas made the party where they were escorted up to the 18th floor and had a chance to take in the spectacular views.
Guests included, Mary Kate Olsen, Lauren Hutton, Diane von Furstenberg, Nick Hunt, Taylor Momsen, Andre Balazs, Alessandra Balazs, Haley Parks, Gered Williams, Jamie Williams, Julie Macklowe, Lydia Hearst-Shaw, Lesley Gurkin Schulhof, Iyanna Cummings, Teresa Schmitt, Taz Arnold, Khay Muhammed, David X Prutting, Joe Schildhorn, Heidi Kelso, Kevin Conner, Wendy Diamond, Kim Bates, Francois Alexander, Jaf Glazer, Tory Burch, and Zoe Turnbull.
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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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