- From the Gothamist Newsmap: A pedestrian struck at 42 St & 1st Ave in Manhattan, a child struck at 3rd Ave & 53 St in Brooklyn and a pedestrian struck at 178 St & Hillside Ave in Queens.
- Two cops and a firefighter who worked at Ground Zero after the September 11 attacks have died of cancer in the past five days.
- The New York Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, will hear the Atlantic Yards case this week.
- Rutgers University football fans love watching this little kid play air guitar to Bon Jovi songs during home games.
- The Phantom of the Opera may be Broadway's longest running musical (it opened in 1988), but it also boasts an 84-year-old usher who has been there since the beginning—and she commutes from the Jersey shore!
- It may be weird to have the Terminator as Governor, but his tweeting might make up for it.
- After having dinner at a Uniondale noodle shop, a customer then held up the store manager with a gun and stole cash.
- Shouldn't a celebrity penthouse have a powder room and its own washer and dryer?
- Phew? Eli Manning says his heel wasn't aggravated during last night's blowout game.




Awwright, who stole the big nostril?
Or if the picture was taken in Chelsea ....
Sometime I'd like to give the entire city the finger with that thing.
I hope they can start construction of Atlantic Yards soon.