Luis Gispert’s ‘Pin Pan Pun’ show is the go-to gallery show for art flies in the Windy City. Here is what the Rhona Hoffman gallery says about the fantasist’s solo-exhibit work: “Working within the fields of photography, sculpture, and video, … Read More
Gild Hall’s new Italian eatery and wine bar lounge open shutters Gild Hall-the Financial District’s go-to luxury hotel for the savvy businessman (and -women), at historic 15 Gold Street, has added a cozy new Tuscan restaurant, Felice Ristorante & Wine … Read More
With the season officially having opened this week, it is time to fly down to Joe’s Stone Crab in Miami. BYO Bibb. OK, so stone crab season runs through May 15th, but haven’t you been jonesin’ all summer for that … Read More
Anorexic L.A. gets another gourmet dog stand in the always gobbly-good-time Farmers Market. Eater LA calls them “haute dogs.” They call themselves Fritzi Dog. They open on October 25th. We, for one, love that a city so famous for extreme … Read More
Room 100 was lucky enough to grab a sneak peek at the Frieze Art Fair happening this weekend in London (a hop, skip, and jump away from our newly opened Belgraves property). In it’s 10th year with over 175 galleries … Read More
Now that the fall art season is in full swing, below are the gallery shows you must see in October Gerhard Richter Marian Goodman Gallery, 24 W. 57th St. On view until October 13th James Welling, Overflow Gagosian Gallery, 522 … Read More
Savannah College of Art and Design bows to the ‘Little Black Dress.’ Slip it on your road-trip schedule. Vogue behemoth Andre Leon Talley can never actually wear one, so we guess the next best thing is curating a show about … Read More
Beer-hall-in-a-bath house meets farm-to-table fabulosity at new Wicker Park restaurant. The food critics have spoken–in raves: Trenchermen is the hot new spot in Chi-town. Here’s how their flack describe the joint: “Creatively retooling the ubiquitous chef-driven concept by serving thought-provoking … Read More
Annie Leibovitz, Fair-ly well covered. Opening on September 22nd and running through December 30th is a show at the Wexner Center for the Arts of 200 images by celebrity shutterbug Annie Leibovitz, who is best known for her Vanity Fair … Read More
Christian Louboutin opens its first men’s shoe boutique in Meatpacking District. Click-clack. It’s exactly what we need right now, no, in this jobless economy: Christian Louboutin, the ingenious French designer of the four-figure-priced iconic red-bottomed stilettos, made famous by the … Read More
Where form, function, and ‘club’ food meet. If you’re stuck in a fly-by layover, or just love the pedigree of RL, and Chicago, then the new restaurant and bar is the place to pull back a stool or chair. Very…yar… … Read More
Thompson LES was thrilled to host the Robot and Frank premiere at Above Allen last week. Pictures from the event are below.
A meat-and-greet emporium in New Orleans has found a new way to honor the city’s top chefs…as well as to adorn their private dining room walls. Rare Cuts, a new ranch-to-table butcher shop in New Orleans (with two new branches opening), … Read More
Journalist Jared Paul Stern heads to the land of the Nor’easter and opens a heritage shop called Cape Porpoise Outfitters to give Double RRL a run for its money. Ayuh… Our sartorial and astute colleague Jared Paul Stern has followed … Read More
The Blue Piano is one chill summer wine bar When in Miami, we try to eschew the disco-ball nightclubs on South Beach. Check out The Blue Piano Music Lounge & Wine Bar, which is off the beaten path in the … Read More
