Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'laurynhill'
August 16, 2007
SHOP: We don't normally talk about shopping here, but today marks the beginning of that Barney's Warehouse Sale we always hear so much about. Get your comfy heels on and get ready to fight for your fashion! Through September 3rd, 8amto 9pm // 255 W 17th St Meanwhile, shoes we adore but can never afford are also on sale at Hollywould. Expect dresses, bags and omg the most cutest ballerina flats ever! All from $65......
Continue Reading "Pencil This In"August 6, 2007
MUSIC: Former Fugee Lauryn Hill will be giving a rare performance in Crown Heights tonight. The Grammy winner hasn't put out a new release in nearly a decade! So there's a good chance she'll be playing a lot off of 1998's The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill. Sean Kingston also performs. 7:30pm // Wingate Field [Crown Heights, Brooklyn] // Free Union Hall invites Nina Persson of The Cardigans to the stage tonight under the name A......
Continue Reading "Pencil This In"September 20, 2004
Aha - it all comes together. So Saturday's Dave Chappelle's Block Party was the setting for the Wattstax-like documentary film he was making with Michel Gondry. But who knew that it was going to be a reunion of the Fugees? Could only Dave Chappelle pull that off? The NY Times' reviews the concert, noting Lauryn Hill's crazy episode during an Unplugged set that helped keep the Fugees apart and how people were bused into the......
Continue Reading "Dave Chappelle's Block Party/Film/Fugees Reunion"March 10, 2004
- Aaron at Out of Focus reminds us that there's going to be a Spalding Gray Tribute on WNYC today at noon. Leonard Lopate will include an interview with Gray from 1990. You can listen to WNYC via the website. - We're enjoying Central Valley Large Animal Clinic, which covers various NY art goings-on, like the Armory Show, which started yesterday, and upcoming film programs. No mention of large animals, though. Yet. - whatisee has......
Continue Reading "Tributes, the Armory, and Acrobatics: Some Picks from Other Sites"February 24, 2003
The Grammys are over and the winners now get to calling themselves "Grammy-winning." Remember, so is Christopher Cross (sorry, Christopher Cross, you're just too tempting a punchline). So is a deserving Lauryn Hill, but where are you these days Lauryn? We need you. Norah Jones was the big winner of the night, winning the most prestigious categories, Record, Song, and Album of the Year. Bruce Springsteen represented, winning three, and the Dixie Chicks, Eminem,......
Continue Reading "Actually, not a bad year for the Grammys"
