The 50 fete adds another vintage photo-show—but one that’s worth going to—of the once-brilliant bad boys from Britain. It’s at Steven Kasher Gallery in New York City, and it opened this week, with great stuff by Jim Marshall (including album … Read More
Discovery Channel’s ‘Shark Week’ gets a free promo. Last Saturday in Cape Cod, an unwitting paddle-boarder helped kick off the ratings frenzy that is the Discovery Channel’s “Shark Week.” The dude was paddling into the shore and turned his head … Read More
The popularity of New York’s High Line raises the stakes and trellises everywhere else. New York (not Trenton) makes, the rest of the world takes. That’s how it’s going with the spate of promenades, parks and green corridors being christened, … Read More
BlackBook anoints top 5 places to get your ’50 Shades of Grey’ on. New York’s chaste, not a go-go, compared to the Midwest and its love of “that book.” But BlackBook magazine and its always-clever website have picked some “creative” … Read More
Upscale diners are baaa-ack (again). For the past 20 years, restaurateurs keep getting this nifty notion to bring back comfort food as well as the places that you used to get it: in diner (even though each year cities lose … Read More
A special collector’s edition homage’s the satire classic. “Totally MAD: 60 Years of Humor, Satire, Stupidity and Stupidity” –with a foreword by Stephen Colbert and Eric Drysdale—is coming to newsstands here and there, and includes “The Soul of MAD,” a … Read More
Charlotte Druckman’s upcoming group tell-all, accounted by 100-odd kitchen witches, is going to blow the lid on all those chauvinistic pigs, man. Prune chef Gabrielle Hamilton’s “Blood, Bones & Butter” and Spotted Pig chef April Bloomfield’s “A Girl and Her … Read More
