Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'overheard'
December 14, 2007
SHOP: Still looking for that perfect gift? The Brooklyn Historical Society is holding the 4th Annual NY Creates Craft Fair, and they may have just what you're looking for. Check it out today and tomorrow, and it will be back the 22nd and 23rd for the real last-minute shoppers. Friday and Saturday // Noon to 6pm // BHS [128 Pierrepont St, Brooklyn] ART: Too much is going on the First Friday of every month, so......
Continue Reading "Pencil This In"April 1, 2007
We here in the Ist-A-Verse know that we're sensational, but it's very rare that we get a chance to be sensationalistic. This week, we've decided to have ourselves a little fun and try our hand at tacky tabloid headlines, using nothing more than our favorite posts from this week. Torontoist Special Report: Rosie to Trump: "Fire 300 Bicyclists for Fraud!" On DCist: Students Go Wild for Slogans, Secrets and Sexual Harassment The action was thick......
Continue Reading "Elsewhere in the ist-a-verse"July 27, 2006
-- You know who really hates bikers? Steve Dunleavy. -- Ironic Sans gets creative with the Gothamist logo-- the bedrockist and simcityist are hilari-ist. -- Law & Order: Overheard in New York Division. -- Speaking of crime and punishment, Peter Braunstein goes to trial on the 20th. -- Those crazy cats at the Graffiti Research Lab have invented a special pole for doing huge pieces-- it's nutty! -- While we're on the subject, check......
Continue Reading "Extra, Extra"June 26, 2006
If you're a fan of Overheard in New York, you're going to love today's Google Maps Mashup. Overplot takes "2876 quotes at 1108 locations" and reformats it all as a clickable map. So now you can find quotes conviently located near your home or office. For instance, near Gothamist HQ: Chick: ...and I was like, "Suck my dick!" Fuck that! Girl: Oh my god! He was super short, I thought he was an Oompa......
Continue Reading "Map of the Day: Overplot"May 11, 2006
A few weeks back the guys who run the Overheard sites got into a big disagreement, which ended with the publisher (Morgan) pushing the editor (Michael Malice) out of the site. Malice went on to found his own version of the site As we're no fan of blog-beef, we were glad to hear that the guys settled their feud yesterday: We want to state publicly that we have reached an agreement regarding our sites......
Continue Reading "Good News: Overheard in NY Beef Settled"April 11, 2006

Michael Malice, Evil Genius, Editor, Overheard in New York, Subject, Ego & Hubris: The Michael Malice Story...
January 23, 2006
Lots of movement with Gothamist's old, reliable standby, Law & Order. First of all, NBC is moving L&O from Wednesday at 10PM to 9PM. While an hour might not mean much, it actually means our head will explode, with Lost at 9PM on Wednesdays as is Veronica Mars. But this frees up Project Runway at 10PM!! We imagine Dick Wolf is pissed off to have to go head to head with Lost, but maybe that's......
Continue Reading "Law & Order in the News"January 16, 2006
Let's check in and see how our usual link-buddies are celebrating the holiday: From Our pals at OverheardinNY: The Public Transportation Will Be All Backwards MC guy: So...you've probably been out hitting the New Year's sales...What's the next holiday to get its own sale? Martin Luther King, Jr. Day? I wonder how they'll promote that sale. Audience guy: ...Free at last! --Sidewalk Cafe, Avenue A Dr. King Must Have Been Dreaming White guy on cell:......
Continue Reading "Celebrating MLK Day around the Web"January 4, 2006
After reading the review of Ana Marie Cox's new novel, Dog Days, in the Times yesterday (Cox got praise some of the satire, but the narrative itself was too formulaic), Gothamist wondered what about the other bloggers turned genuine, published (or about to be published) writers and their fates. Are a bunch of online fans enough to make a book successful? But what would be success? Critical praise or bestseller-dom? Link love from the blogosphere?......
Continue Reading "Bloggers and their Books: Logical Extensions or DOA"December 7, 2005
- CBGB's will stay open for another year on Bowery! Hell froze over! - News flash: Money is needed to complete the World Trade Center memorial - lots of it - A unanimous Supreme Court decision: Your Social Security benefits can taken away to pay your outstanding debts - Yikes: The two police officers accused of sexually abusing a Brooklyn woman a few weeks ago were indicted - four other women stepped forward to say......
Continue Reading "Extra, Extra"November 22, 2005
Delicious has long been an indispensible tool for our work here at Gothamist-- we have bookmarks for dozens of tags and monitor them throughout the day. Our favorites include Brooklyn, New York, and Photography, but our favorite tag is definitely "NYC." Starting today, Josh and his pals have added a new feature to make the NYC tag page even better: you can now see the most popular recent NYC tags. The default view for the......
Continue Reading "Very Cool: Most Popular NYC Links on Delicious"November 17, 2005
There are so many blogs out there these days-- but it's rare we come across of bloggeurs that aspire to a higher social purpose. Check out our new recent fave Holla Back: Holla Back NYC gives New Yorkers the right to Holla Back at street harassers. Whether you're commuting, lunching, partying, dancing, walking, chilling, drinking, or sunning, you have the right to feel safe, confident, and sexy, without being the object of some dickwad's fantasy.......
Continue Reading "Dickwads Beware: Holla Back is Here"October 25, 2005
- DMX was sentenced to jail! Imagine the inmates yelling "What's my name!" - The New York Rowing Association is looking for volunteers to help look for missing rower Jim Runsdorf - Manhattan User's Guide has an awesome list of murals around the city - get thee to the 21 Club! - Frustration with subway delays goes to whole new level, via Overheard in New York - New York Giants owner Wellington Mara died this......
Continue Reading "Extra, Extra"October 23, 2005
Dear Gothamist Readers: Today I have some exciting news. On Sundays, Gothamist will now feature editorials and opinion pieces written in the first person singular voice. So emphasis on the word "I"-- no "we think" or "Gothamist believes"-- these pieces are going to be written in each author's unique style, and will feature their uncensored opinions. Topics will include everything from politics (local and national), to arts reviews (theatre, music, books), to food reviews (restaurants,......
Continue Reading "Letter from the Publisher: Announcing Op-Eds"November 27, 2003
Last night, Gothamist went to check out the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Inflation Night up at West 77th and West 81st Streets off Central Park West. Newsday reports thousands went to check it out, and it did feel that way: It was a zoo of Thanksgiving Parade enthusiasts, tourists, and mainly tons of parents and children. Overheard, parent to child: "Big Bird is sleeping. He'll wake up in time for the parade!" and we......
Continue Reading "Thanksgiving Day Balloon Blow-Up"April 4, 2003
Overheard in the elevator at Gothamist's uptown office: Jen's neighbor likes Syracuse.......
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