Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'alexblagg'
January 23, 2008
Yesterday afternoon the world learned of Heath Ledger's untimely death. Both old and new media gossiped, rumor-mongered, and pitched their circus tents outside of his building on Broome Street the moment word spread. Sadly, most of his close friends and relatives, including his parents, heard about the tragedy through the newswire. The young actor was embraced as a fairly new resident of New York (first in Brooklyn, then in Manhattan). The NY Times recalls that......
Continue Reading "Heath Ledger, 1979-2008"June 23, 2006
READING: The wonderful Paragraph, a downtown writers' haven, is hosting a roof deck reading, which is a pretty sweet way to get a good view and some good stories at the same time. The reading, which features Mohammed Naseeu Ali (The Prophet of Zongo Street) and poet Wyn Cooper (Stories From the Interior), will actually be held on the roof deck at Clay, the spa next door to Paragraph on 14th street. Wine and cheese......
Continue Reading "Pencil This In"June 21, 2006
Our friend Alex Blagg over at Best Week Ever actually went down to the Save the Penny...conference?...in Times Square today and interviewed Kevin Federline. Watch the video! And then rewatch Britney's Dateline interview and try to decide who's the brains in the family. Also, please comment with guesses in the comment section on what K-Fed meant when he said "let's do it big 96" in his speech about how much he loves pennies. Our......
Continue Reading "Breaking: K-Fed Still Loves Pennies"April 14, 2006
MUSIC: The Upper Crust are playing a proletarian downtown venue tonight! These four young nobleman will Rocque and Roll you with a polished AC/DC-esque sound. Do check them out, seriously. That is them to the right. We don't think we really need say anymore. Friday // 11:30pm // Knitting Factory [74 Leonard St] // $10 ART: Removal Satisfies the Condition is the latest PublicAdCampaign exhibit, and it's opening tonight. This city's public environment is filled......
Continue Reading "Upcoming"February 21, 2006
We usually associate reading with sleeping. When we were younger we were read to before going to bed, or taking a nap. Now, thanks to Lindsay Robertson, Alex Balk and Jon Friedman...we can associate reading with pills. Last month Ritalin Readings returned, with a sold out crowd in attendance. Tonight they're back at Mo Pitkins and you better buy your tickets online if you wanna catch it. With each reader only speaking for 4 minutes,......
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