Carrie The Musical? -1.052009-11-13 02:48:15Janine
Second time a charm? Yes, that’s what they would like to think. Since they’re in need of funding, it’s requested they do a reading in front of industry execs and they pulled out all the stops with the cast. Just announced, Tony Award winner, Sutton Foster, will play the gym teacher, Ms. Garder, and Tony Nominees Marvin Mazzie and Jennifer Damiano will play Margaret and Sue. American Idol Alum, Dianna DeGarmo will play Chris. This looks like it could very well be a home run. We’ll be getting tickets if it gets the green light to the Great White Way!!
Interesting: Plastic Surgeons and Beauty Editors Make for a NYC Event-1.052009-11-13 01:43:47Janine
Join the likes of beauty editors, fashionistas and NYC’s top plastic surgeons (I kid not) as they kick off a first ever event of introducing new products on the cosmetic market. Now this should be an extremely intersting event. Too bad I will be speaking here that night. If you go, be sure to drop a line an let us know how it goes. For sure, there will be some good people watching and maybe a cat fight or two. It’s on Thursday, November 19th from 5-7pm at a place called Sazon, 105 Reade Street. Any interest in going, than you can RSVP to madeleine@adamklugepr.com.
Cool New Find: Tia's Place in Grand Central-1.052009-11-12 22:26:15Janine
We’re pretty excited to have stumbled upon this cool new boutique. As you know, we especially love small, quaint stores and Tia’s Place offers just that with the cutest trending accessories and clothes. Located in Grand Central, this hispter store is offering viewing parties every weekend until December 29th. You and your gals can enjoy FREE Champagne, styling tips and head to toe make overs. Appointments are recommended but not necessary. Now, how can you beat that in NYC? And you can get a little holiday shopping done too.
Haunting in the Village-1.052009-10-27 20:40:51Janine
The 36th annual Village Halloween Parade is just around the corner! Start brainstorming your costume so you can join the masses as they march down 6th Avenue – some on stilts, others juggling, and many with towering papier-mache creations. Start gathering around 6:30 on 6th Ave, South of Spring St and North of Canal!
Lucky Magazine is hosting it’s annual shopping event which boasts up to 75% off designer names. Tickets start at $20 for an evening of boutique shopping, complimentary cocktails and giveaways. Sign up early!
Want to see art incorporating jackalopes and soda pop tops? Red Truck Gallery (368 Broome St) is hosting a pop-up exhibition featuring folk, lowbrow and outsider works. Check out their opening on November 5, from 6-10pm for drinks and special guests!
Food connoisseurs, top chefs, restaurantuers, press, and any other New Yorkers with an appetite will be turning out for the 11th annual New York Taste. Featuring over 40 restaurants, guests will sample some of the best cuisine NYC has to offer. We’re guessing that no one goes home hungry.
I love bowling. I know this places me in the awkward minority associated with receding hairlines and bad embroidered shirts – but ever since I bounced my first bowling ball back and forth off the lane bumpers, I’ve been hooked. Cheap beer from the bar usually helps me overlook my bowling shoe fashion and makes the bowling pin animations on the scoring screens even more entertaining. Thank god Lucky Strike (650 W. 42nd St.) came along to save my reputation. Lucky Strike has turned lanes from a place where florescent lights reflect on the forehead of the teenager disinfecting your shoes into a trendy new lounge atmosphere. Every Tuesday night they host the Gutterball Lounge and Discotheque – with DJs spinning behind live stage performances. They have an ever-rotating gallery of art and boast hosts Lady Rizo and Shien Lee (of the Dances of Vice parties) to keep the night edgy and entertaining. The lights, music, and performances almost make me forget the reason why I first wanted to come: bowling’s free ‘til midnight after you rent the shoes.
