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New York City Tuesday Newsday…New Releases from Beyonce, David Cook, Com Truise, Isis, and Moon

June 28, 2011 - 7:48 pm

David Cook’s This Loud Morning is getting some great buzz…Billy Ray Cyrus is still putting out records; who knew…and so is Queensryche…Ipecac Records’ beloved Isis is out with a new live album, and Com Truise gets more love with the official release of Galactic Mel. See ya in a week or so…

Beyonce - 4

David Cook - This Loud Morning

Billy Ray Cyrus - I’m American

Curren$y – Weekend At Burnie’s CD

Selena Gomez – Otherwise

Taking Back Sunday – Taking Back Sunday

Queensryche – Dedicated to Chaos

Moon – Caduceus Chalice

Isis - Live III

Big Sean – Finally Famous CD

Com Truise - Galactic Mel

Eilen Jewell - Queen Of The Minor Key

Featured Gallery New York City Graffiti perseveres in the ever-changing NYC

by Max Herman

August 11, 2010 - 12:56 pm

Graffiti and New York City are inseparable. Regardless of how many security cameras are installed or other preventative measures enacted, there is no way to completely stop writers from leaving their names on surfaces across the expansive five boroughs. It’s a decades old tradition that not even rabid gentrification can cease. And in 2010, it’s good to see that walls, doors, street posts, and all reachable surfaces are still being hit up with style.

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New York City Hester Street Fair

by Gala Darling

July 22, 2010 - 9:17 am

Exploring an outdoor market on a Sunday is a time-honored New York tradition. From single girls searching for the perfect vintage dress to old couples bickering lovingly over a pair of lampshades, they attract all types. On a good day at a market, you can find almost anything. Old photographs, back issues of your once-favorite magazine, almost unworn vintage boots & a pink rotary telephone? It’s yours for the taking!

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Gallery New York City She’s My Coney Island Baby

by Zoetica Ebb

July 19, 2010 - 12:44 pm

…She’s my Coney Island giiirl. Tom Waits songs aside, Coney Island is a place of fable and legend. At least what’s left of it is. Ask a seasoned New Yorker about its history, and you’ll get an earful of freaklore, circus fairy tales, and nostalgia, along with anger at the merciless gentrification that’s been eating the peninsula alive since before WWII. Between the tearing down of amusements to make room for housing projects and resorts [and funnel out the “tawdry” entertainment and its community] to recent waves of family-friendly zoning, it will be a wonder if any of Coney Island’s history will remain in place five, or even two years from now.

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New York City July 4th in New York: Red White and Brews

by Molly Crabapple

July 9, 2010 - 4:41 pm

Dorks on one side of the line. Cool kids on the other. This high school dichotomy holds fast for much of New York nightlife, and it’s something that Seen Magazine is trying to change. Starting with their launch party.

On July 4^th, Seen Magazine, the street wear brand Mishka, and the Comic Books Legal Defense Fund threw an epic party at Water Taxi Beach, artificial patch of sand and neon palm trees on the East River. Music by Beach Fossils and the Death Set blasted as the sun set over Manhattan.

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New York City Hotel Chelsea: Rock and Roll Digs

by Gala Darling

June 15, 2010 - 3:09 pm

No other hotel has as much rock ‘n’ roll history. So, it’s not perfect — or particularly opulent. There is no room service, some of the rooms are more “grunge” than chic, & there is a bullet hole in the door in the 5th floor corridor. But it’s absolutely worth a visit to soak up some atmosphere.

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Featured New York City Lula’s Sweet Apothecary

by Gala Darling

June 8, 2010 - 10:23 am

If you’re in Manhattan, there’s no better place to go for a sugar hit on a balmy, sticky night. From caramel marshmallow sundaes to chocolate peanut butter malted shakes, Lula’s Sweet Apothecary beckons you in with a saccharine finger. There are all your childhood favorites & flavors: hot fudge sauce, tantalizing maraschino cherries, & chocolate or rainbow sprinkles, but the best thing? Lula’s fare is completely vegan. The entire joint is animal-free, right down to their non-gelatin gummy bears & coconut whipped cream.

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New York City Springtime in the NYC

by Gala Darling

April 14, 2010 - 11:43 am

The bumblebees murmur among the flowers, the blue skies seem endless & dog owners are out cruising other dog owners. Yes, spring is finally here & it couldn’t have come at a better time. Just when everyone in New York was about to hit their absolute limit with the cold weather, suddenly the sun came out, & everything seemed good again.

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Music New York City 2ND Annual Gold Rush Awards: Artistic Relaxation

by Geo Hagan

March 30, 2010 - 10:58 am

Another Thursday night in NYC, and yes, another fully-catered art event to attend – and of course, another chance to mingle with Gotham’s elite, indie and cool kid population. Sometimes us New Yorkers tend to forget how good our lives really are; not to trample on the nightlife scene of other cities, but in NYC, it’s truly an embarrassment of riches.

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New York City OPENING CEREMONY AT ACE HOTEL IN NEW YORK

by Gala Darling

January 12, 2010 - 3:24 pm

Ace Hotel is definitely the place to stay if you ever find yourself in Portland, Seattle, Palm Springs or New York City. Their offbeat, nouveau-bohemian interior design has been attracting artists, designers, geeks with style & international jet setters — you know, people just like you — since 1999.   The New York City location has morphed into something beyond just a place to rest your head.

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