November 9, 2006
Extra, Extra
- The Democrats officially have control of the Senate - Virginia Senator George Allen conceded
- Today on the Gothamist Newsmap: a watermain break in the Bronx, an overturned ambulance in Brooklyn, and a shooting in Harlem.
- James Madison H.S. in Brooklyn has produced three current U.S. Senators. Now if they could only do something about all the metal-detectors.
- Adrienne Shelly's killer is at Bellevue, undergoing psychiatric evaluations
- City officials are saying the intersection of Flatbush Avenue and Glenwood Road isn't dangerous, even after the SUV crash that killed a 5 year old -- but Streetsblog checked, and "the intersection within the 99th percentile for most dangerous signalized intersections in New York City."
- Why is the Empire State Building red tonight? To support #15 Rutgers' football which is playing #3 Louisville tonight (ESPN, 7:30PM)
- The Rockefeller Christmas Tree will be arriving from Connecticut tomorrow!
- It was a record night at Christie's for the Impressionist and modern art auction - but they ended up pulling the disputed Picasso!
- How many construction sites in Greenpoint does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop?
- And set your Tivos! Tomorrow night is Celebrity Jeopardy with Law & Order's Sam Waterston, Law & Order: Criminal Intent's Kathryn Erbe, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit's Christopher Meloni! CHUNG CHUNG!
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funny, the Louisville Cardinals are also red!
Celebrity Jeopardy? Please. They dumb down the answers for these dimwits, and they all want to plug something or do shtick anyway.
Speaking of which, buy the Forgottenbook!
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Again with "bronx", what is wrong with you people? Oh I know, you have no idea what "spelling" or "editing" means.
Supreme Court Justice Ginsberg also graduated from Madison. What do they put in the water there?
I don't know if "chung chung" is really PC, Jakey. And I've always considered the sound more of a "dun dun."