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Meryl Cates

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Suits Who Work Around Occupy Wall Street Tell Us What They Really Think Suits Who Work Around Occupy Wall Street Tell Us What They Really Think

(Meryl Cates/Gothamist) The crowds of demonstrators and tourists flocking to Zuccotti Park have certainly irritated some of the local residents, but what about the businessmen who around there? During lunch hour on a sunny afternoon last week, we went down to the financial district to talk to men and... continue reading on Gothamist

Six Beer Accessories For The Serious Beer Enthusiast Six Beer Accessories For The Serious Beer Enthusiast

(The proud owner of a Beer Belt models his stylish yet utilitarian accessory.) Gothamist Beer Month rages on! As you sit back and savor your finely crafted beer, we know there’s only one thing that could make it better (besides another beer)—it’s a drinking accessory. And no, not a... continue reading on Gothamist

Spend This Halloween In One Of New York's Cemeteries! Spend This Halloween In One Of New York's Cemeteries!

Photo of Trinity Cemetery via Triborough's Flickr Nothing says Halloween like a stroll through a cemetery... at night. Many of New York's final resting places have opened their gates for a series of special tours sure to leave you in a cold sweat. Now remember (unless you have the... continue reading on Gothamist

At SoHo Apple Store, Mourners Can't Imagine Living Without Their Macs At SoHo Apple Store, Mourners Can't Imagine Living Without Their Macs

Since the world learned of Steve Jobs' death yesterday at the age of 56, mourners have flocked to Apple stores worldwide to memorialize the innovator's life. While some have questioned whether the outpouring of grief over Jobs death has been over-the-top, New Yorkers have made no secret of their affection... continue reading on Gothamist

SlutWalk NYC Organizers Consider Dropping "Slut" From Name SlutWalk NYC Organizers Consider Dropping "Slut" From Name

(One of the SlutWalk NYC organizers Alison Turkos, seen at left) An estimated 4,000 people turned out to march against sexual violence and the often shame-filled aftermath of these crimes at the SlutWalk NYC on Saturday. The rally that followed was an emotional and ardent plea for issues like... continue reading on Gothamist

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