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10 years ago |
Culture, Vintage |
Boo Paterson |
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Whether we admit it or not, we all judge books by their covers; their bright or somber designs attracting or repelling us. F Scott Fitzgerald was so impressed ...
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10 years ago |
Culture, Vintage |
Boo Paterson |
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New York usually has the biggest of everything: skyscrapers, harbor, subway system, store. But one thing it doesn’t have is the largest arts festival in the world...
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10 years ago |
Culture |
Boo Paterson |
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It’s a classic New York evening: champagne, music, dinner…and sleeping bags. The American Museum of...
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10 years ago |
Culture, Vintage |
Boo Paterson |
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A performer whose grandparents were Holocaust survivors has created a Cabaret-style musical in a bid to understand what they went through...
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10 years ago |
About, Culture, Vintage |
Boo Paterson |
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Down dark alleys, hidden behind boarded-up shops or anonymous doors, are New York’s biggest secrets: the raucous, cocktail-swigging speakeasies
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11 years ago |
Culture |
Boo Paterson |
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A New York composer is hoping to bring stillness to the busiest city in the world – by getting 91 trumpeters to play in Manhattan during the Summer Streets event...
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11 years ago |
Culture, Vintage |
Boo Paterson |
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It’s been an unexpected runaway success, and now the Homemade Gin Kit has led to a rash of bootlegging-themed parties across the States...
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11 years ago |
About, Culture |
Boo Paterson |
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The photographer who captured the beautiful decay of the last deserted place in New York has said that he would like some of the buildings to be saved. ...
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11 years ago |
Culture, Vintage |
Boo Paterson |
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The brains behind the Mad Men Tour is the perfect man to lead strangers round the watering holes of Manhattan – because he has been fascinated by the 60s since...
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11 years ago |
Culture, Vintage |
Boo Paterson |
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Charles James was America’s first couturier, creating astonishing clothes out of things like cellophane and billiard cloth, but he has remained mostly...
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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.
