• Anthony Weiner is seriously considering resigning. [NYDN]
• Doomsday preacher Harold Camping, who incorrectly predicted that the rapture would come May 21, suffered a stroke Thursday night.[OaklandTribune] More»

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Love, Loss, And What I Wore welcomed newest members of the hit show last Thursday, which now has productions in Toronto and Los Angeles, as well as New York. Tony Award-winner Adriane Lenox (Doubt), Allison Mack (CW's "Smallville"), Kate Mulgew ("Star Trek"), and Kristine Nielsen (Les Liaisons Dangereuses) will all be part of the August cast. More»

• There's no place like a bullet-ridden street art mural to take wedding photos. [BlahBlogBlah]
• David Letterman's blackmailer heads to the big house...[NYP]
• ...and his rival Jimmy Fallon is sentenced to hosting awards show also-ran the Emmys. [Deadline]
• New Yorkers will not be reminded of how Mother Superior Bloomberg used to be a fun stoner. [NYDN]
• Tony nominations are announced, make us all feel guilty about never taking advantage of Broadway. [1010]
• Obama personally calls heroic Times Square street vendors, requests Statue of Liberty keychain. [Gothamist]

[All photos by JP Pullos for PMc] Last night, the Edison Ballroom was filled with glitz and glamor as Arts Horizons presented the Paul Newman Award for services to the Arts and Children. More»

-Guess who appeared on the front page of the NYT's business section? That's right, we did! David Carr attended the Yacht Rock party where he observed the changing face of media. [NYT]

-Apple will announce its third generation iPhone which is described as faster and, bigger, and able to multi-task. The company will also introduce the 4GB $99 version. It seems like it was only last year when Apple introduced its second generation iPhone... More»

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So how awesome were the Tony Awards?! What? Not that awesome? Oh, come on! Dancing ogres! 80s Hair Bands! Bret Michaels knocked out by a piece of scenery! NEIL PATRICK HARRIS! Despite contraversial cuts and unnecessary performances by shows that weren't up for any awards (Mamma Mia has been running for ten years...WE GET IT), the Tony's this year still had their share of star-making moments, especially with Alice Ripley and Karen Olivo taking home much-deserved statuettes. More»

We began our night feeding my ongoing musical obsession at the City Center Encore's production of Damn Yankees. The last City Center Production we went to was last summer's Gypsy with Patti Lupone. As you may know, the production transferred to Broadway and garnered Tony Awards this year for not only Patti Lupone but also for her co-stars Boyd Gaines and Laura Benanti. So we had very high hopes for this production and we weren't disappointed.

Scott has a theory that it must be in Cheyenne's contract that he be shirtless in every show that he appears, much like his theory that Sarah Jessica Parker's contract states that she be referred to as beautiful at least a half dozen times in any screenplay.

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• De Niro causes controversy in TriBeCa over his penthouse [NYS]

• Tonys bring in cash money for Broadway [Crain's]

• Not going anywhere fast: the average speed on the Cross Bronx is often under 10 mph [Crain's]

• Manhattanites move to Brooklyn; Brooklynites move...elsewhere [Brownstoner]

• Students give teachers a laxative-spiked cake (ew) [NYDN]

Thank God. Weeds is back on Showtime and I finally have some good television to watch again. When I heard Regina Spektor's "Little Boxes" song come on, all of my hectic Monday troubles started to melt away. I am so excited to see what Nancy Botwin has up her sleeves this season, and, judging from the season premiere, I am going to have more than my fill of hysterical scenes inside the life of a suburban drug dealer. More»