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The 5 Best Spots to Head to For Cinco de Mayo This Year

by Ryan Shea

Cinco de Mayo

The warm weather has finally arrived in Manhattan, and it comes at a perfect time as this Saturday marks Cinco de Mayo.  Although the day is ultimately dedicated to the Mexican army’s unlikely victory over the French forces of Napoleon III on May 5th, 1862, at the Battle of Puebla, many see it as a celebration for that, life and so much more, and we have five spots you’ll want to visit this coming Saturday. [Read more…] about The 5 Best Spots to Head to For Cinco de Mayo This Year

Filed Under: FOODIE, LIFESTYLE

‘A Brief History of Woman’ is a Long Winded Ordeal

by Ryan Leeds

Alan Ayckbourn. To be proper, Sir Alan Ayckbourn (since 1997) is one of the most celebrated contemporary playwrights in England and in the United States.  Audiences have enjoyed his works in the West End, on Broadway, and in theatres around the world. [Read more…] about ‘A Brief History of Woman’ is a Long Winded Ordeal

Filed Under: ENTERTAINMENT, THEATRE

It’s Turtle Time! My 5 Favorite ‘Real Housewives of New York City’

by Ryan Shea

Real Housewives

Although it’s a tough debate between NYC, Atlanta and Orange County… The Big Apple wins it in my heart out as my favorite out of all The Real Housewives franchises.

[Read more…] about It’s Turtle Time! My 5 Favorite ‘Real Housewives of New York City’

Filed Under: ENTERTAINMENT, TELEVISION

Company XIV’s ‘Cinderella’ Soars with Seduction

by Ryan Leeds

Remember Cinderella? If so, you probably picture memories of the Disney animated classic, complete with friendly mice and a pumpkin that transformed into a carriage. You instinctively start humming “Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo” or “A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes.” [Read more…] about Company XIV’s ‘Cinderella’ Soars with Seduction

Filed Under: ENTERTAINMENT, THEATRE

Don’t Go to Flex Mussels JUST for the Mussels (But You Totally Can)

by Ryan Shea

Flex Mussels

Flex Mussels, located in the West Village on West 13th street between 6th and 7th Avenue, has a variety of delicious mussels of course, but wait… there’s so much more! [Read more…] about Don’t Go to Flex Mussels JUST for the Mussels (But You Totally Can)

Filed Under: FOODIE, LIFESTYLE

Lynda Carter Brings ‘Red, Rock n’ Blues’ To NYC and Beyond

by Ryan Leeds

Lynda Carter’s got nothing to prove. After a 4 year stint (1975-1979) in Hollywood on a television show called Wonder Woman, her notoriety was forever linked to the series’ character.   Carter left the superficial land of Hollywood, however, and now resides in the Washington DC area.  Like a genuine superhero, however, she’s still everywhere. Earlier this month, the Phoenix native received a star of the Hollywood Walk of Fame. She’s also featured in the screwball comedy Super Troopers 2, which was recently released nationally in movie theaters. [Read more…] about Lynda Carter Brings ‘Red, Rock n’ Blues’ To NYC and Beyond

Filed Under: ENTERTAINMENT

Review: ‘This Flat Earth’ Spins With Stunning Profundity

by Ryan Leeds

This Flat Earth

It almost didn’t happen. Playwright Lindsay Ferrentino had written This Flat Earth while on a fellowship at Yale. Then she gave up on it. After a workshop at Washington’s Kennedy Center, it made its’ way to Tim Sanford, artistic director at Playwright’s Horizons, where it is currently playing. Thank God for his smart management and the willingness to give this life. [Read more…] about Review: ‘This Flat Earth’ Spins With Stunning Profundity

Filed Under: ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT, uncategorized

Review: Patch of Blue Theater Company’s ‘We Live By The Sea’

by Christopher Caz

We Live By The Sea

59E59 Theaters’ latest Brits Off Broadway offering brings We Live By The Sea to the colonies, after sold out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Beijing, and the Arts Theatre, London West End. [Read more…] about Review: Patch of Blue Theater Company’s ‘We Live By The Sea’

Filed Under: ENTERTAINMENT, THEATRE

Review: One More Weekend for ‘One Thousand Nights and One Day’

by Ryan Leeds

Marisa Michelson may well be one of the most exciting composers working in musical theater today. New York magazine praised Tamar of the River, her last Off-Broadway work, calling it “one of the most extraordinary scores in years.” [Read more…] about Review: One More Weekend for ‘One Thousand Nights and One Day’

Filed Under: ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT

The Rag Trader’s Delicious Brunch Will Be Your Next Foodie Destination

by Ryan Shea

Rag Trader

The Rag Trader might just become your newest brunch hotspot, as its convenient location, fun atmosphere and delicious food will have you coming back for more, more, more. [Read more…] about The Rag Trader’s Delicious Brunch Will Be Your Next Foodie Destination

Filed Under: FOODIE, LIFESTYLE

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