Hot times, summer in the city...
Starting tonight, HBO is projecting a 4-minute film directed by Jake Scott (Ridley's son) on the side of a building on the LES. Here's the catch: The film will actually give the impression that you are looking through the wall and into people's apartments. Don't worry, it's legal.
Apple unleashes its latest yuppie/hipster crack. Before you pay someone to wait in line for you (the going rate is about $250), check the reviews that the gearheads at Gizmodo have been kind enough to compile into a matrix.
The West Village Cubanolounge is now open downstairs for dinner (lunch and brunch in the coming weeks). The food, including appetizers like empanadas and plantains, is casual, Cuban and just a little spicy.
Japanese takes on American brunch classics include Salmon Oyako Benedict (grilled rice cakes with avocado, salmon and poached egg) and an omelet filled with shrimp fried rice, natto (fermented soybeans) and topped with tuna sashimi. Blasphemous, but delicious.
All Prices Chopped Ample Per Cents At Posh Clothier. Up to 50% off the entire spring line including pants, t-shirts, jeans and shirts.
This weekly outdoor movie series at McCarren Park Pool kicks off with perhaps the greatest film ever made (in the teen cheerleader dramedy genre): Bring It On. Movies start at dusk, beer flows from Brooklyn Brewery and memories last a lifetime.
