[Photo from Tompkins Square Park by Derek Berg]
Richard Hell: "CBGB was a dump, but for the Met to reduce its essence to a toilet is obnoxious" (The New York Times)
Former Village Voice critic Robert Sietsema joins Eater (Eater)
Michael Musto busy too (Page Six)
Christine Quinn calls on developer to remove the fence at the Children’s Magical Garden (The Villager)
Rev Jen on departing the Tenement Museum (BoweryBoogie)
Selling glass-mosaic lamps on East Sixth Street (The New York Times)
A little Red Square-Lenin history (Ephemeral New York)
Kickstarter campaign for the documentary on Streit’s Matzo coming to a close (The Lo-Down)
Alex likes "Blank City" (Flaming Pablum)
Utah House ghost signage (Jeremiah's Vanishing New York)
Nude painting because of Citi Bikes in Soho's Petrosino Park (Gothamist)
... and tonight at the Pyramid... Lydia Lunch hosts "an evening of spoken word in the raw" titled Don't Hide the Madness. It's a benefit for Howl! Emergency Life Project.
Our Q-and-A with Lydia is here.
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