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Sam Hendi’s MASS: C19H2802 is Visually Stunning & Sexy to Boot

by Ryan Shea

Sometimes the best way we can connect between each other isn’t exactly with chatting, it can simply be through our body language that can make the connection that much greater.  Than can truthfully be said in the short film that the incredibly sexy and talented Sam Hendi created two months back, called “MASS: C19H2802”, which examines that with close to a dozen bearish type models in a fourteen minute film where the absence of voice is right and center and all you are left with is a visual masterpiece of the human body.
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Filed Under: ENTERTAINMENT, LGBT, MOVIES Tagged With: Barry El Beardo, Bear Community, Bears, Christopher Cragg, cubs, David Goldenberg, Gianni Persello, Heath McIntyre, lgbt, Louis Kwong, manhattan digest, MASS: C19H2802, Paul Adams, Ross Jones, ryan shea, sam hendi

The Best of Montauk & Soho Collide at Lazy Point

by Ryan Shea

You ever just go to a place and the first word that comes to mind is… Chill?  This can be exceptionally stated for Lazy Point, which is located in the sleepy stretch of Spring Street in the heart of Soho.  The brand new location, opened for only about eleven months now, boasts some deliciously amazing cocktails, tasty and delectable bar fare, and some really awesome music that makes it an amazing location to go to after work with your friends or on the weekend to kick back and enjoy at.
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Filed Under: FOODIE, LIFESTYLE Tagged With: manhattan digest, Montauk, NYC, ryan shea, Soho, spring street

A Manhattanite in San Francisco: Where to Stay?

by Ryan Shea

Cities

In the first edition of our four part series in San Francisco, we are showing you what we think are the best places to stay and enjoy yourself while you are in one of the most magical cities in our country.  Now granted, with this time of year, and the fantastic weather that they had last weekend, it is hard to actually stay inside when SF has so much to offer, but then again each of these amazing hotels has just as much to offer if not more.  So sit back, put your feet up, relax, and take a look at what we think you should check into the next time you are heading west to San Francisco.
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Filed Under: LIFESTYLE, TRAVEL Tagged With: BART Station, dirty habit, hotel g, hotel zelos, intercontinental, intercontinental mark hopkins, manhattan digest, mark hopkins, New York City, nob hill, NYC, Powell Street BART Station, ryan shea, san francisco, top of the mark, union square

Theater Review: Angel Reapers

by Ryan Leeds

In our current age of technology, self-will, and instant gratification, it’s difficult to wrap our heads around the idea of a simplistic lifestyle.  New Yorkers especially, are known for their jet paced lives.  Even if you were to ask a contemporary resident of Oshkosh, Wisconsin what brings joy and meaning to their days, it’s highly doubtful that they would respond with:  “furrowing fields”, “repairing the henhouse”, “reaping hay”, “laundering garments” or “gathering eggs”. Yet these activities translated to spiritual enlightenment for the Shakers, an 18th century group of men and women who lived communally in Colonial America.

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Filed Under: ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT, THEATRE Tagged With: alfred uhry, angel reapers, Broadway, manhattan digest, martha clarke, ryan leeds, signature theatre, Theater, Theatre

A Delicious Cocktail Recipe to Enjoy Leap Day with from Hornitos

by Ryan Shea

Leap Day is only four days away on February 29th, that illusive once every four years day that we can find some weird way to celebrate with.  One way that I like to celebrate most of the time is with a delicious cocktail, and a brand that I have used several times before to make these is Hornitos, which boasts some of the best tequila in the world.  Hornitos has a tradition of making themed cocktails in the past, even doing one for The New York Rangers during the Eastern Conference Finals last year, and now they have a special recipe for Leap Day this year.

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VIP Oscar Viewing Party at The Manhattan Cricket Club

by Ryan Shea

The 88th annual Academy Awards will be taking place live this coming Sunday night on ABC.  Will this finally be the year that Leonardo DiCaprio wins an Oscar for his role in “The Revenant”?  Will Lady Gaga steal the show again with her Oscar nominated song “Til It Happens To You”?  One thing is for certain, around the country and in NYC there will be several parties being thrown for this once a year soiree.  So what is a good example of a great place to view this event?  Why not try the beautiful Manhattan Cricket Club, which is nestled in the heart of the Upper West Side on W. 79th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam.
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Filed Under: ENTERTAINMENT, MOVIES Tagged With: Academy Award, Academy Awards, Leonardo DiCaprio, manhattan cricket club, manhattan digest, Oscars, ryan shea, upper west side, vip oscar viewing party

A Walk Across The Brooklyn Bridge- Photo Journal

by Mark Giarrusso

Timeless View

If you are a New Yorker, you are obligated to walk The Brooklyn Bridge.  Yes, it could be touristy just for the fact alone that the pedestrian walkway is ALWAYS mobbed with people from all over the world, every nice day from April until October.   It’s like going to the top of the Empire State Building or now the Freedom Tower.  If the Queensboro Bridge  has the market on quirkiness then the Brooklyn Bridge could be considered a wizened old man who has seen New York grow to be the capital of the world.  It IS touristy on the surface but dig a little deeper and it’s pure New York.

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Filed Under: ARTS, BREAKING NEWS, ENTERTAINMENT Tagged With: Art Photography, BlackandWhitePhotography, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Bridge, City Life, Engineering, long island, Manhattan, manhattan digest, New York Landmarks, NewYorkCity, NYC, Photography, UrbanPhotography

Fab’s Amazing Line of Accessories for New York City Men!

by Ryan Shea

Our favorite shopping site, Fab.com, has once again outdone themselves with what you can get for yourself or that special person in your life! This time around it is all about accessories, accessories, accessories for men.  As great as the outfit that we have on can be, sometimes it takes that little something extra to make what you are wearing pop, and these examples from Fab are a great completion to whatever you are decked out in.  Take a look at what we think will have you styling throughout the day and night from Fab.
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Filed Under: uncategorized Tagged With: accessories, breda watches, cufflinks, cufflinks inc, fab, fab.com, jaqet, knot society, manhattan digest, men's accessories, pocket square clothing, ryan shea, skinny tie madness

A Manhattanite in San Francisco- The Introduction

by Ryan Shea

For a city that is only 46.9 square miles, and the smallest county in the state, San Francisco sure does make up for it in so many other ways that truly make the city itself one that anyone should visit at least once in their lifetime.  I had my first taste of San Francisco two years ago when I visited some high school friends who were living there, and was mystified and amazed at the beauty and serenity that encompasses a truly magical part of our country.  This past weekend I visited San Francisco for the second time, and if this was my own version of a sequel, well then it ranks up there with “The Godfather Part Two” as being just as amazing if not better than the first time I went.
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Filed Under: BUSINESS, FOODIE, LIFESTYLE, STYLE, TECHNOLOGY, TRAVEL Tagged With: hi tops, hotel zelos, intercontinental mark hopkins, jfk, Manhattan, manhattan digest, mark hopkins, New York City, NYC, roka akor, ryan shea, san francisco, sfo, tony's pizza neapolitano, top of the mark

minus5° Ice Bar’s Unique Offer for St. Patrick’s Day

by Ryan Shea

St. Patrick’s Day, the biggest Irish holiday in the world, is shortly coming up in three weeks on March 17th!  That is equivalent for many of the Irish elite (and not Irish, let’s be honest) to bar hop with their friends, drinking and celebrating with each other while donning a green shirt, hat and more while roaming the streets of Manhattan.  Well, if you are looking for a unique experience on St. Patrick’s Day, you will find that in minus5° Ice Bar, located inside the world famous New York Hilton Midtown.  Literally the coolest place in NYC,minus5° Ice Bar has some fun stuff planned for you and your friends to enjoy the occasion.
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Filed Under: BUSINESS, ENTERTAINMENT, FOODIE, LIFESTYLE, TECHNOLOGY Tagged With: Hilton, manhattan digest, minus5°, New York Hilton Midtown, ryan shea, st. patrick's day

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