We had done it! We gave hugs and high-fives all around above the clouds at the highest point in Africa. The view was unforgettably magnificent, as incredible as anything I have ever seen. But as I took time to contemplate, I realized that the reason th... »
Do you wonder what the ML contributors do when they’re not eating lunch in Midtown? (We’re actually pretty easy to stalk!) Barbecue beef . . . on a hot dog at Little Brother in Clinton Hill. Photo by Clay. Brian’s search for the best beer bars in town ... »
The aftermath of Woks and Lox feels good. No more stress, no more mystery. We were very lucky to be working with Ben and Jen from The Queens Kickshaw and our chef Chichi Wang. I still can’t believe how good the food was. I was always averse to fusion b... »
MulchFest 2012 In partnership with the Parks Department, the Fort Greene Park Conservancy, Fort Greene Association, and the Society for Clinton Hill is proud to host the fifth annual MulchFest. Join the volunteer team and have your holiday tree chipped... »
According to a New York Daily News report, R.A. Dickey is going forward with a charity climb up Mount Kilimanjaro despite objections from the New York Mets. Dickey, 37, is climbing the mountain to raise money and awareness for the Bombay Teen Challenge... »
Reclaimed Home, a long-time Brooklyn-based blog devoted to architectural salvage and adaptive reuse, was doing some house-cleaning on its blog roll (an old-school concept in itself at this point) and noticed how many Brooklyn blogs have called it quits... »
The origin of the word Chinese Auction is largely unclear; either it was a mistaken identity of “chance auction” or a socialite thought the Orient was mysterious and intriguing, so she branded her game Chinese. Most Chinese people don’t know much about... »
Courtesy of today's Local New York Times blog comes word that Luigi Viaggio, who together with brother Angelo and Rosario Longo founded Luigi's Pizzeria on Dekalb, has passed away. A makeshift memorial has been created at the spot, according to the Loc... »
