Thursday, September 17, 2015
EVG Etc.: Jesse Malin's new record and bar; Marcia Resnick's NYC 'Punks, Poets and Provocateurs'
[Mocha Lite and Miss Demeanor outside the Phoenix on East 13th Street via Grant Shaffer]
Jesse Malin on his latest record and new bar Berlin under 2A on Avenue A (The Village Voice)
Flowers Cafe closes tomorrow ahead of redevelopment at 355 Grand St. (BoweryBoogie)
Threat of lawsuit over massage parlor installation at Orchard Street gallery (artnet News)
Stats on bullying in East Village/LES schools (DNAinfo)
History of the honorary street names along Second Avenue (Off the Grid)
About Louis Abolafia, the East Village artist who ran for president in 1968 (Ephemeral New York)
More on Avant Garden's opening on East Seventh Street (Zagat)
A look at photographer Marcia Resnick's new book of NYC "Punks, Poets and Provocateurs" (Dangerous Minds)
A visit to Rachael Ray's 6-level East Village home (The Wall Street Journal, subscription required)
Some history of Peridance Capezio Center on East 13th Street (The New York Times)
Another chance to discuss the East River flood protection plan (The Lo-Down)
The original Palm restaurant space for rent (Jeremiah's Vanishing New York)
Lou Reed cornerspotting (Flaming Pablum)
… and in the spring of 2014, Michael Sean Edwards, who has contributed photos to EVG through the years, released a book of photography titled "Past Future Past: The East Village: 1978-1980."
The softcover edition ($24.95) is now for sale at Alphabets, 64 Avenue A, and St. Mark's Bookshop, 136 E. Third St.
[Photo on St. Mark's Place by Michael Sean Edwards]
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My entire apartment could fit inside Rachel Ray's 'tiny' kitchen.
ReplyDeleteRachael Ray lives here?!?! Jesus F Christ. That's it. I'm officially going to stop telling people that I live here.
ReplyDeleteAnd how the hell does Jesse Malin keep getting to make records? He has to be independently wealthy. Has to be.
Rachel Ray has terrible taste in EVERYTHING. Christ? Did you see that "art" above the sofa? Wow. They say money can buy everything, but not in this case. 500+ endorsements? That's just gross. They should name a landfill after her.
ReplyDeleteis there such thing as a "part-time rock star"?
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, The saying is "Money *can't* buy everything". No one says "Money *can* buy everything".
ReplyDeleteFor all you Jesse Malin fans. This was a gift his close friends did for him some 13 years ago. Great local footage. It was in honor of him hosting Thanksgiving for lonely friends for years similar to Woody Allen in the movie Danny Rose.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Part i:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmMJVTBhJuc
Part II:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3BJQEZHv9Q
I remember when you could keep garbage cans on the curb on St. Marks Place... this street has become an open air strip mall
ReplyDeleteQuite the portfolio of bars he has.
ReplyDeleteThe new Jesse Malin bar Berlin is complete bullshit. The door guy is a complete prick. They don't actually let people in from "back in the day" even if you went to the green room, were a musician and an artist in the 90s! Nothing he says is true.
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