Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'thelondon'
January 11, 2008
We would like to take a moment to thank this week's advertisers on Gothamist. Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations, with its new season starting Monday at 10 PM on the Travel Channel. 99 Shadows, the historical vampire tale by David Wellington. The Whitney Museum, host of Kara Walker's amazing "My Complement, My Enemy, My Oppressor, My Love" show. New York Dish, offering a chance to win $400 and a seat at Gordon Ramsay at The London......
Continue Reading "Thanks to This Week's Advertisers"October 31, 2007
This week in the Times, Bruni goes to Alto and L’Impero, both now run by chef Michael White (formerly of Fiamma Osteria). He finds Alto “better than ever” and bumps it up from two stars to three. “Alto is now a full throttle dining experience, no matter where on the menu you turn,” he says. L’Impero doesn’t fare so well, and receives two stars (down from the three it received from Eric Asimov in 2002).......
Continue Reading "Wednesday Food News: Early Edition"November 10, 2006
We're been covering the streetart renaissance at 11 Spring Street for the last couple of weeks-- new pieces are going up every day, and the new owners of the building seemed to be endorsing the work. Last night, we had a chance to catch up with Wooster Collective, the preeminent streetart website, and asked them what was going on. They told us that the new owners have asked them to curate the decoration of......
Continue Reading "11 Spring Street Goes Out Big"November 5, 2006
It's been a couple of months since we found out that the mysterious building at 11 Spring Street would be converted into condos. Graffiti fans around the world instantly went into mourning, as the walls of 11 Spring have long been considered one of the finest streetart galleries in the United States, and redevelopment indicated that they'd soon be erased. But not so fast! Wooster Collective seems to be sponsoring a new project at......
Continue Reading "Strange Doings at 11 Spring Street"October 27, 2006
MUSIC: Love is All takes over the Knitting Factory tonight with not one, but two shows. The early show is with Cause Co-Motion! and Devastations, the later one with Cause Co-Motion! and Tyvek. Choose wisely. Or you could always watch Jared Leo bring his emo wrath upon bloggers, his band plays Roseland tonight. Friday // The Knitting Factory [74 Leonard St] // $13 MORE MUSIC: The Battering Room is putting on a show at the......
Continue Reading "Pencil This In"September 5, 2005
On the top of our list of things we like to know but then wish we didn't know: The London Underground as announced that they rejected the subway surveillance system that the MTA will be putting into our subways. Hmm, that makes our new hi-tech deal seem, well, not that special. The NY Post says that the London Underground felt that things like the "intelligent video cameras" which are supposed to notice unattended bags don't......
Continue Reading "Underground Thinks Hi-Tech Security is Only Okay"July 21, 2005
The London tube has been evaucated network wide, based on reports of an explosion. According to Londonist, one witness says a man's rucksack exploded and that the bombing was an "attempted suicide bombing...but the bomb didn't work properly." It's been two weeks since the series of bombings in downtown London. Photograph from the AP......
Continue Reading "Explosion in London"
