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9 years ago |
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Free movie shows that can only be viewed through a peephole in the street have been delighting New Yorkers. The Peephole Cinema - which...
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9 years ago |
About, Culture, Vintage |
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A renowned collage queen has revealed how not to get caught doing New York street art. Astrodub – also known as Angeliki Jackson - has boldly taken her...
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9 years ago |
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Hundreds of tropical butterflies are set to transport New Yorkers to a fragrant paradise, thanks to a new show that allows people to walk amongst them. Visitors to The American Museum...
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9 years ago |
Culture, Vintage |
Boo Paterson |
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These stunning old Manhattan photos look like they were shot 120 years ago – but amazingly they were created in the present day. Taken by artist Jefferson Hayman, the shots are...
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9 years ago |
About, Culture |
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There is a dark, dank place underground, where art once flourished and where homeless people huddled ...
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9 years ago |
About, Culture |
Boo Paterson |
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On every apartment wall from floor to ceiling, and on every shelf and table, there are old books. It is New York’s finest whispered tip; no signs...
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10 years ago |
Culture |
Boo Paterson |
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If you’ve ever wondered what your neighborhood looked like in its grimy past, a new website allows you to click on your street...
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10 years ago |
Culture |
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A New York circus extravaganza is about to roll into town, and world-class acrobats Magmanus are set to make jaws drop with their blend of dangerous high-flying...
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10 years ago |
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Take a dip in the coolest New York pool of the summer, which has been transformed into a vast artwork. Street artist Eric Rieger – also known as HOT TEA – painted the candy-toned...
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10 years ago |
Culture, Vintage |
Boo Paterson |
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Considered to be one of the best apartment blocks in the city, Hotel des Artistes has housed such famous faces as Rudolf Valentino, Noel Coward and Norman Rockwell – but it has never been...
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Eighty years after Prohibition ended, Manhattan’s secret speakeasies are still dishing out high times and hard liquor. Buy the book for the inside scoop on the best in the city…and directions to their hidden doorways.
