November 29, 2007
More NY: carriage ban proposed, 'Gypsy' confirmed
Councilman wants to ban horse-drawn carriages, another proposes rate hike (Sun)
There are 220 licensed carriage horses, 293 certified drivers, and 68 licensed carriages in the city, according to the Horse and Carriage Association of New York, and carriage drivers, who haven't seen their fares increase since 1989, say they need a rate hike to stay competitive.
Press preview day at the new New Museum (CultureGrrl)
New York's market-obsessed, reputation-fixated artworld sorely needs a scrappy, edgy, bobbing-and-weaving outpost of the untidy cutting edge.
As suspected, Patti LuPone’s “Gypsy” heading to Broadway (Playbill)
According to a casting notice, the classic musical will open at a Broadway theatre-to-be-announced March 27, 2008. Rehearsals will begin Jan. 27, 2008.
NYC to light world's largest menorah (AP)
What organizers say is the world's largest menorah will be lit every night during the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah, beginning Dec. 4, at 59th Street and Fifth Avenue, near Central Park.
Shake Shack to stay open thru winter (NY Times via Kathryn Yu)
The hamburger and hot dog grills at Shake Shack in the southeast corner of Madison Square Park will sizzle throughout the winter this year, except for Dec. 22 to Jan. 2. Heaters will toast the outdoor seating area. Takeout will also be available, with phone orders accepted and a $25 minimum, but no delivery. …
The best department-store restaurants (amNY)
BG at Bergdorf Goodman The decor at BG is made up of ethereal blues and greens. The restaurant also has a breathtaking view of Central Park and is a solid spot for catching New York¹s socialites snacking on salad.
November 29, 2007 11:23 PM in Etceterology
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