Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'matthewkrautheim'
November 6, 2007
Once again Taste of New York lived up to its name, with a roster of restaurants serving everything from ‘cue to cevape and some well-crafted cocktails to boot. Gothamist was honored to attend this culinary blowout thrown by New York to benefit City Harvest. One of the evening’s tastiest offerings was Insieme’s tortelli di zucca, or pumpkin filled pasta. We’d love to think that this judgment was based solely on the dish’s fall theme,......
Continue Reading "A Taste of New York 2007"May 29, 2007
Clearly, the editors of the Daily News and Post are telling us that: This is the definitive Lindsay Lohan photograph (it's all in the crop!) The Yankees really suck and Joe Torre is to blame Nothing else happened in the city If only they had come up with the same headlines! [Via Matthew Krautheim]......
Continue Reading "Attack of Tabloid Double Vision"May 8, 2007
Maybe it was just the red carpet, but most of the people we spoke to seemed particularly excited about the new digs for the James Beard Foundation Awards, black-tie affair held last night at Avery Fisher Hall to honor some of the country's best chefs, restaurateurs, and culinary professionals. Susan Ungaro, the President of JBF, noted that originally, James Beard had moved to New York to become an opera singer, but had to earn......
Continue Reading "Beard Bash: The 2007 James Beard Awards"November 13, 2006
Every child (and Homer Simpson) dreams of a land where everything is chocolate as far as the eye can see. Spending a day at the 9th Annual Chocolate Show is damn close to that land of chocolatey goodness. As soon as we walked through the door, we were hit with the scent of chocolate wafting through the air. Breathing it in, we worked our way through the crowds to sample the wares of some......
Continue Reading "Candyland: A Day at the Chocolate Show"November 7, 2006
Where can you taste dishes from Bobby Flay, Lidia Bastianich, Dan Barber, Tom Valenti, Joey Campanaro and Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto all under one roof? At New York Magazine's annual Taste of New York, a fundraiser for City Harvest. The cocktails (from some of the city's best: Pegu Club, Flatiron Lounge, and Little Branch) were flowing and the crowd was on a mission to taste everything these chefs could dish out. One of the......
Continue Reading "Tastin' the Good Stuff"November 5, 2006
Jelena Prokopcuka won her second ING NYC Marathon in a row, finishing at 2:25:05, while Marilson Gomes Dos Santos of Brazil won the men's race with a time of 2:09:58. Latvian Prokopcuka broke away from the other elite women's runners from the start of the race in Staten Island, closely following the women's pace-setter, and never gave up the lead. Tatiana Hladyr of the Ukraine finished second and Catherine "Catherine the Great" Ndereba finished......
Continue Reading "ING NYC Marathon Mid-Day Report"October 18, 2006
Looks like the Giants will need to find a new running back for the 2007 NFL season. Yesterday, Tiki Barber indicated to the media that he is strongly considering retirement after this season. He certainly will have lots of opportunities off the field, Barber besides appearing in numerous commercials hosts a show on Sirius Radio and contributes to one on Fox News. He indicated that he would like to host a news show one day,......
Continue Reading "The End Of Tiki Time?"July 25, 2006
Are new parents a little too worried about their $800 Bugaboos? Some Tribeca residents are petitioning to have cobblestone streets paved over to make them more pedestrian friendly. The Post reports that people who live at 44 Laight Street wanted to "rip up the [cobblestones] directly in front of the building and create a level sidewalk," while leaving others in tact. The community board rejected the proposal - and apparently didn't treat the idea with......
Continue Reading "No Love for Cobblestones From Urban Mommies"July 8, 2006
And the march towards a "revitalized" Coney Island continues! Forty years after it was shut down, Coney Island's famed Parachute Jump got a new lease on life last night. Thanks to pressure from Brooklyn's elected mascot Marty Markowitz the 277-foot Jump will now light up the Brooklyn sky 365 days a year. Artist Leni Schwendinger designed the new light display of which there are six configurations which will switch, like the Empire State Building,......
Continue Reading "An Old Brooklyn Icon Goes Beacon"April 3, 2006
Anyone who was skeptical of the Nets' recent hot streak has probably been won over by now. They've defnitely persuaded Gothamist. Sunday's 90-78 win against Miami was the latest in a twelve-game winning streak that has left some of the best teams in the NBA losers after their games against the Nets. No team in the NBA is hotter, but will the Nets have enough in the postseason to continue their hot streak? Gothamist thinks......
Continue Reading "Twelve and Counting"November 23, 2004
Gothamist spends every weekday in DUMBO, a generally laid-back, if not sleepy, neighborhood occasionally graced by the presence of a big-name actor filming a movie, or a rapper making a music video. But when we heard the rumor news U2 were going to be around the corner from the office playing a free show, we were glad to know our employer would insist we attend. For those of you unable to escape the confines......
Continue Reading "U2 in BKLYN"
