I’m a tree-hugger and I have discovered something wonderful: NYC’s Tree Map.
This tree map can take you down a rabbit hole. Don’t believe me? Check out the …
New York City
Three minutes, seventeen seconds of pure musical joy. Ready for your face to sport a smile?
This may be my shortest blog post ever. Nothing more needs to be said than: Laura Osnes and Colin Donnell …
Joy, Joy, Joy. And, Happy Holidays! Here’s a video visit to the 2019 Christmas Windows in New York City.
From Bergdorf to Bloomingdales and Macy’s to Saks—take a video stroll through Rockefeller Center and down Fifth Avenue. @JamesandKarla bring …
Sadly, the Paris Theatre has closed for business. I fell head-over-heels in love with Maggie Smith there.
I clicked on Gothamist this morning and was first startled and then saddened to learn that after 71 years, New …
He asked me why I went there and I told him. (Remembering Schwab’s Pharmacy on Sunset Boulevard.)
He paused for a second or two and said, “For just one day, I’d like to see the world as you see it.”
Everything you need to know about NYC’s 2017 Madison Avenue Gallery Walk
OVERVIEW On the Saturday preceding Frieze New York and the TEFAF New York fairs, the Madison Avenue Gallery Walk will …
NYC. State-of-the-art, Second Avenue subway stations feature awe-inspiring installations of public art.
Yesterday, New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo unveiled the largest permanent public art installation in New York State history in …
Chita Rivera’s Broadway VISIT was short, yet brilliant.
The Visit, sadly plagued with low grosses for a number of weeks, has ended its Broadway run. And, sadly before Jacob and I …
VIDEO: The brilliant and talented Stockard Channing. Nothing else need be said.
I’m a proud supporter of the Screen Actors Guild Foundation. 100% of every dollar donated to the SAG Foundation goes …
John Waters’ “Kiddie Flamingos” screening in NYC
From ArtNews: John Waters to show a 74-minute ‘Pink Flamingos’ sequel at Marianne Boesky Gallery Director John Waters, shown below in an over-Botoxed fake …
1972, NYC. I knew Sal Naturile—a first-hand account of the actual Dog Day Afternoon.
Calmly, Sal said, “I’ve got to hang up. I think there are police at the back door. Tell Joe hi …
A period in U.S. gay history? No, in straight history.
I’d never heard of this mid-century American group of straight men who just wanted, from time-to-time, to be able to pass …
BrockelNoir
A short photo essay of an evening in New York.