Restaurateur and beef aficionado Keith McNally persists in his habit of berating critics: now it’s Steve Cuozzo of the Post. After Cuozzo wrote a column lamenting the quality of new restaurants, McNally was moved to send Eater this email:
It’s ironic that a gutter journalist (Steve Cuozzo) from New Read More
Paul Goldberger, The New Yorker‘s architecture critic, spoke to The Big Think about the rebuilding of Ground Zero. He is not a fan. He calls the office building that’s going up now “sort of OK,” and the rest of the planned structures “better than the average piece of junk on Third Avenue.”
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Like everyone else, Rielle Hunter is surprised and repulsed by her GQ interview.
She had no idea the photos were going to be so sexy: She calls them “repulsive.”
(But, for the rest of us, probably not as repulsive as the Daily Beast’s sex tape details.)
Some New York developers are banning smoking in their rental units, reports The Times. Starting this month, Related will ask new tenants in some of its downtown buildings to agree not to smoke in their homes (smokers already residing will be grandfathered in); meanwhile, Kenbar Management will ban smoking not only inside apartments Read More
The Dia Art Foundation has announced that it will be returning to its old neighborhood, constructing a new building on West 22nd Street in Chelsea. Director Philippe Vergne said in a press release that the foundation wants “to build a ‘dream house’ for artists.”
The 22nd Street location is already closely associated some Read More
