Instant Queue Diaries- Episode One: Ballerina
A Saturday night and I’m browsing through the Netflix instant queue list like a teenager cruising down a main street with no destination in mind. […]
Theatre
No Runts on This Stage
“Runt of the Litter” isn’t currently on Broadway, but a film is in the works based on it, so before you eventually head to the […]
Their Chicken Really is the Best
Their bright yellow awning can be seen from the back entrance of Brooklyn College, but the phenomenal smell of their food is often drowned out […]
The Need to Think and Pound a Bit Harder
Monty Python paved the way for the sketch comedy world, with their style of irreverent and timeless humor. Their sketches were not based on celebrity or […]
A Shot Worth Taking
New York is often referred to as one of, if not the greatest city in the world. It gets 44 million foreign and American tourists […]
In Their Shoes
If you are wandering along 5th avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn, looking for a place to dine in, you can’t miss Babouche, a Moroccan restaurant, […]
The Price of Luxury at Citi Field is Well Worth it
On April 13, 2009, the New York Metropolitans officially opened their new stadium, Citi Field. The stadium itself is magnificent. The beautiful design inspired by […]
‘Pho Hoai Vietnamese Restaurant’ Tasty and Economically-Sound
The commercially busy streets of Brooklyn’s Avenue U are practically littered with quaint Asian specialty stores and tantalizing cuisine from the Orient. Seemingly unassuming, with […]
Pieces of Miro
The Museum of Modern Art might be the wrong place for “Joan Miró: Painting and Anti-Painting 1927-1937,” merely because most of their collection represents artists […]
Recession Special
In the hip and yuppie-filled Park Slope, Aunt Suzie’s is a great place to get away from the city’s crazy, fast paced and ever changing […]
Bitter Sweet at the Olive Tree
Just a short walk from Union Square, if you don’t walk past it the first time, the Olive Tree is a fun and unique place […]