If you happen to be in Echo Park: Dee Dee Ramone will have a posthumous gallery exhibit of his artwork via Shepard Fairey (The Los Angeles Times)
Long live El Faro (Jeremiah's Vanishing New York)
NYPD says suspect in fatal stabbing near Union Square left for Mexico (The New York Times)
Macaron Parlour opens tomorrow on St. Mark's Place (BoweryBoogie)
Brooklyn Flea's Smorgasburg popping up shop at the Whole Foods Bowery (Gothamist)
Cafe Katja reopens tonight on Orchard Street (The Lo-Down)
And at The Awl today, Choire Sicha weighs in on the new East Village/Lower East Side Historic District in a post titled "The Permanent East Village: A Fascist Swamp of Crappy Buildings Now Historic."
An excerpt!
The district stretches down Second Avenue, which is now referred to as "Little Dartmouth Gangsta's Paradise," due to the habits of the khaki-clad worthies who clog its congested sidewalks of an evening, alternately issuing mating shrieks and vomit.
Finally, please put your stickers somewhere else besides Joe Strummer's sunglasses...
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