Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'monkeytown'
December 18, 2006
THEATER: A revival of John Patrick Shanley’s Women of Manhattan closes tonight. The play - described by the Moonstruck scribe as an “Upper West Side Story” - focuses on three female Manhattanites who lament the fact that, while their careers are flourishing, their emotional lives are a wreck. "Rhonda can't dispose of her ex-lover's shoes, Billie can't escape the honeymoon phase of a three-year marriage, and Judy can't seem to find an attractive man who......
Continue Reading "Pencil This In"August 3, 2006
FASHION: This is an early one, fashionistas. The Brooklyn Public Library is hosting a round table discussion today on Fashion and Beauty trends. Come. Learn. Be pretty. 3:30pm // Central Library at Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn // Free ART: Graffiti artist Joe Joe Webb will unveil his newest collection of urban art at $treet Credit. Each image serves as a symbol for urban culture and materialism, with rare collector sneakers, money clips and brass knuckles......
Continue Reading "Pencil This In"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 16, 2006
What happens when samples of people's real sex lives are found by the Found guys? They must share it with you, that is what. Dirty Found comes to life before your very own virginal eyes this weekend, prepare to be sullied. Come witness the smutty PowerPoint celebration of lost and found letters, notes and pervy photos. Hopefully none of them are yours, but if they are - we won't judge. The visuals include not only......
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