You're probably all saying, "Why go out after Gothamist's Movable Hype show last night? It's been done to perfection." That's a valid point, but the next week has quite a few worthwhile shows you should consider. more ›

"). At any rate, Gothamist is glad that he has lowered the curtain to reveal where he summers as well as his beginning as a print journalist, because it's something we've always wondered, too. more ›

Of course, Gothamist knows and loves Krucoff because he brought us an idea that was ignored by Gawker. And in our research on Krucoff, we stumbled upon a bizarre Krucoff Vs. [Lockhart] Steele blog that's interesting to about ten people, but what people they must be! more ›

The taxi fare increase, with the $1 afternoon/evening rush hour surcharge in particular, has caused yellow cabs to come out in full force in the afternoon. Taxi passenger marvel at this, telling the Daily News, "There are a lot more available. It's worth the extra dollar." The Daily News also looks at how long it takes to hail a taxi in certain parts of Manhattan (Herald Square: 1 minute; Columbus Circle: 1 minute 40 seconds). Gothamist did notice an insane amount of available taxis in Midtown East, it almost seemed like it was 1AM on a Saturday night. more ›

The Other Page has put a narrative to the Pac Manhattan pictures. more ›

Today we'd like to introduce a new feature: the Gothamist Interview, written by Andrew Krucoff. The inaugural interview is with none other than Lockhart Steele, Lower East Side icon and famous dilettante. Other interviews on tap for this week: Chuck Klosterman of Spin, Danielle Romano of Daily Candy, and a surprise guest who may go by the name of Choire Sicha (girls, get your engines ready!). Andrew has an amusing interview style that is part Proust questionnaire, part People magazine, part insane stalker. Gothamist finds it rather compelling, and hope you will as well. Also be sure to check out Andrew's other site, The Other Page, where he blogs on a number of eclectic topics. more ›