Lower East Side & The Rise of NY Hardcore -- Harley Flanagan's Take
Before there was an East Village, before Grunge, before Greenday and even Lady Gaga's East Village hit-parade, New York hardcore reverberated with a generation of kids.
Before there was an East Village, before Grunge, before Greenday and even Lady Gaga's East Village hit-parade, New York hardcore reverberated with a generation of kids.
Posted 05.14.2012
Heiress/model/muse/filmmaker/artist Daphne Guinness has found a new hat: rock star. Guinness, whose notable co-conspirators have included Isabella...
Steven Zevitas | Posted 05.07.2012
May is traditionally the last month of the art world "season." As summer looms, rhythms change and many galleries choose to mount group exhibitions in...
Jody Christopherson | Posted 04.25.2012
Writer/ Performer Juan Francisco Villa on his solo show Empanada for a Dream, a story about growing up downtown on Allen Street in the Lower East Side...
The Huffington Post | Andres Jauregui | Posted 04.12.2012
If Lactose Intolerance Awareness Month -- February, in case you're wondering -- had an arch-enemy, it would be National Grilled Cheese Day. While Apri...
Posted 04.12.2012
New York's "lost city bloggers" are astir this week, as two of the city's recently vanished cultural institutions are (kind of) getting a second chanc...
Posted 04.06.2012
Forget trekking beyond city limits to get your board on. A new design crafted by architect Ju-Hyun Kim seeks to blanket the tops of buildings with ma...
Faith Hope Consolo | Posted 04.02.2012
What are Easter, Passover, or even just spring without a little chocolate? New York has many places to buy that sweet treat. Here are some favorites.
Posted 03.16.2012
More than five years after CBGB shuttered its doors, ending three decades of legendary punk performances to transform into a high-end John Varvatos bo...
The Huffington Post | Kathleen Massara | Posted 03.13.2012
Frank Tovey sang about the difficulties of living in the modern world; his songs "spoke for and against the little man, the ubiquitous civilian bewild...
Posted 05.11.2012
Yesterday afternoon was the official sendoff for Billy’s Antiques after more than two decades at 76 East Houston. Real or symbolic, it was no doubt...
Posted 03.06.2012
With Spring and walking-weather approaching, a reader tipped off EV Grieve to a great new audio tour of the East Village. According to UnionDocs: "...
Posted 03.06.2012
The power of Kickstarter has once again proven to be pure fundraising gold by helping creators Dan Barasch and James Ramsey successfully fund their "L...
By Trevor Kapp and Wil Cruz LOWER EAST SIDE -- A cop owes his life to an ammo magazine on his belt that deflected a bullet fired at him in a shoot...
Posted 02.27.2012
Following the death of Medhi Kabbaj after he was struck by a car running across the FDR Drive in January, a group of jazz players gathered in the Lowe...
Posted 02.22.2012
“Head Gas” is the first New York exhibition by Enrico David, an Italian artist based in Berlin. The normally cheeky art prankster decided to sober...
Posted 02.09.2012
Thanks to the city's Department of Transportation, a new plan is in the works to improve the busy intersections of Delancey Street into a more safe ar...
AP | Posted 03.26.2012
NEW YORK — An embarrassing misspelling of "school" is gone from the street outside a New York City school building. Utility workers used heavy ...
Megan Snedden | Posted 03.26.2012
In Manhattan's China Town, dragons are parading through the streets and hundreds of people are visiting Buddhist temples to pray for good fortune. Across the world, others do the same.
AP | Posted 03.25.2012
NEW YORK -- Everyone who's ever gone to school should know how to spell "school." But someone who plastered a school crossing sign on the street in...
Posted 01.11.2012
We at HuffPost Arts are fans of street art and Tom Hanks. If you combine both of these, you will get Hanksy, a New York-based graffiti artist who conv...
Jan Herman | Posted 03.04.2012
FUG YOU reads like a nonfiction outtake from Thomas Pynchon's V. The tales Sanders tells, bizarre but true, are buttressed by illustrations and citations from a mammoth archive he compiled through the years.
Jan Herman | Posted 02.19.2012
I can't let the year end without taking note of a new coloring book -- yes, a coloring book -- titled Legends of the Lower East Side.
Daniel Klein | Posted 02.13.2012
After watching chickens get slaughtered in Queens and vegetables grow in several boroughs, this Manhattan video is just a montage of our wonderful dinner at Prune Restaurant one evening in September.
Posted 11.29.2011
Back in September, we were lucky enough to get a preview of a potentially awesome new project planned for the Lower East Side called the Delancey Unde...
Camilla Webster | Posted 05.16.2012