Sure, you could go to a traditional sports bar to watch the Super Bowl, but that would just be so . . . traditional. We've rounded up a few more options for you -- find one to suit your mood. For something a little less ordinary, try the Blind Tiger. Having cleared up their liquor license drama from early last year, they've been up and back in action for some time now. As for......

THEATER: Jude Narita's one-woman show, Walk the Mountain, is about the hellish effects of the Vietnam War. In the wrong hands, this might make for an unbearably ponderous evening, but the Times review puts us at ease: “In dramatizing unspeakably horrific events, must an artist end up brutalizing her audience as well? [Jude Narita] reminds us that it's possible for a performer to treat both her material and her audience with respect.” For Walk the......

MTA's bidding process be damned, the NY Times reports that the NFL is going to name New York City's non-existent West Side Stadium the site of the 2010 Super Bowl. Realizing that just because the Mayor and Jets organization are blustering behind it, the NFL is hedging bets by making NYC a conditional Super Bowl site contingent on having a West Side Stadium construction by 2009."For our club owners, the idea of a Super......