Subway Slo-mo by Adam Magyar (excerpt)
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Subway Slo-mo by Adam Magyar (excerpt)
New York City's population by day versus by night.
Poster Boy does Wolverine promo better.
You Can Now Explore Central Park On Google Street View
You are listening to New York
Tuned into the very awesome "You are listening to New York" and hearing live NYPD radio say "We have a possible floater near the Williamsburg Bridge."
Goosebumps.
Happy and lucky to be safe and sound.
Photo credit: Charles Sykes, AP.
Bronx Obama. A beautiful portrait.
These guys finally recorded what I've been doing since I moved to New York City: singing to its musical street name signs.
Wall Street Nation: street lines are dollar signs in Sebastian Errazuriz's latest art intervention.
Brilliant!
Walking through a movie set on my way to the shopping mall.
Classic L-train conversation.
LIFECYCLE: 365 days in the life of a bike in NYC (by RedPeakVideos)
NYC 1955
Jim Carrey singing Radiohead's "Creep" at the Rock & Roll Karaoke, Arlene's Grocery.
"Holy shit!"
Hurricane Irene forced organizers to cancel the two-day SummerStage event last weekend, and the headliners for the show — the harmonica player Toots Thielemans and the saxophonist Archie Shepp — could not be booked for a make-up concert. “They live in Europe,” said Sin Hom, a spokeswoman for the foundation. “We just couldn’t get them back.” Damn you, Irene!
New York Times
East Harlem drug kingpin thought he was the modern-day "Scarface." And I bet he lived near 119th & Lexington. [Source: WPIX]