Setting sail on the Circle Line puppy cruise

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Last weekend I was a tourist in my own city. Taking a boat cruise around Manhattan would never normally be on my weekend plans. But … Read the rest

Mrs Maisel NYC tour : Revisit the original season

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Coddiwomple sandwiches: New kid on the East Village block

The definition of Coddiwomple is venturing into the unknown in a purposeful manner. This is the phrase upon which Coddiwomple Sandwiches was born. Their menu … Read the rest

Kathleen Turner Finding My Voice: A special one night only show

Kathleen Turner is still enjoying herself. That was the biggest takeaway from her recent holiday performance. Kathleen Turner Finding my voice, the actresses’s one woman … Read the rest

10 free outdoor things to do in NYC before it’s too cold

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Things aren’t back to normal but in New York city, but life feels more familiar again. At least, it did. Bustling Saturday night streets in … Read the rest

The best movies that end on a road

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This month Film Forum, one of New York City’s coolest indie theaters that, thankfully survived the worst of the pandemic is hosting a new series … Read the rest

6th annual Brooklyn Horror Fest 2021

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The annual Brooklyn Horror fest 2021 ended it’s 6th run last week. The film festival showcases indie horror in the heart of Williamsburg. And after … Read the rest

9 cool spots to see outdoor art in NYC

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We’re all headed back indoors due to staggering, increasing numbers in the pandemic. Or, if you’re like me, still indoors. Taking the same amount of … Read the rest

The heart of NYC: Why Manhattan is still my town

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In Wes Craven’s classic The Serpent and the Rainbow the main character yells out the film’s tagline: “Don’t bury me, I’m not dead!!” Today feels … Read the rest

Always Eat After 7 pm: Joel Marion author interview

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This post and Joel Marion author interview is in partnership with Always Eat After 7 pm. All ideas expressed are my own.    I mentioned … Read the rest