Last summer, Simon Rich was in the thrall of Brooklyn Heights, in no small part because the curveball pitch was invented there. "That alone is reason enough to live in this neighborhood," he told The Observer at the... MORE >
At Tina Brown's girl-power extravaganza last night, Women in the World 2011, hosted by Newsweek and The Daily Beast, Diane Von Furstenberg named her female role model as Rebecca Lolosoli, a woman credited with creating a girls-only village in... MORE >
By Katherine Clarke | March 11, 2011 | 4:11 pm
Greenwich Village has been clamoring for a new hospital ever since St. Vincent's closed nearly a year ago. Now, with the news that North Shore-LIJ is poised to open an emergency care facility in the next few years—no major... MORE >
Town has posed the conundrum of the century: "Thinking about moving downtown... but just need more square footage? Has outdoor space always been high on your wish list? Love Battery Park City, but find the carrying costs a bit... MORE >
Plenty happens each day, but the devil's in the details. How much do you remember? --Which actor incensed a performance artist by dissing her UCLA commencement speech? --Which network is experiencing an "executive exodus"? (It's the one you... MORE >
Big Fuel Communications, the braintrust behind MySpace's marketing campaign, are massively growing their Manhattan headquarters. The social media marketing and branded content agency has taken 40,000 square feet at 40 West 23rd Street, which also houses Home Depot's Chelsea store. We... MORE >
A sleek prewar loft in the middle of Greenwich Village seems like the perfect home for Chipotle founder Steven Ells—a wrap of modern comfort made from authentic, homey ingredients. Yet Mr. Ells bought his burrito-sized seventh-floor spread at 147... MORE >
New York Times executive editor Bill Keller might soon be eating the words of this week's column, "All the Aggregation That's Fit To Print." No, not because he reveals to the world his wife's twilight tweeting habit. Not even because... MORE >
Not long ago Burger & Barrel opened in Soho offering $25 truffle burgers as if the Great Recession were already over (or perhaps it never began). But reality comes roaring back, with news that lenders have sought to foreclose... MORE >
In the shadow of the Williamsburg Bridge—and now luxury condominiums—West Williamsburg forms a nice artists' enclave on the Brooklyn side of the East River. The neighborhood, on a sliver of land between the river and the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway and which... MORE >