Friday, October 28, 2016

EV Grieve Etc.: Getting catty over a Yelp review; crowning Mr. LES


[Photo by Derek Berg]

71-year-old man robbed inside his apartment in the Wald Houses (Daily News)

Highlights of the Mr. LES Pageant — in Ridgewood (Slum Goddess)

A visit to the EV apartment of photographers Karla and James Murray (6sqft)

Yelper complains about the cat at S.K. Deli Market on Second Avenue; Internet responds (PIX11)

History of the Public Theater on Lafayette (Off the Grid)

Zagat names Kingsley on Avenue B as "top newcomer" (Zagat)

Bleecker Street Records closes for good (Jeremiah's Vanishing New York)

The birds of Lower Manhattan (Laura Goggin Photography)

A great lineup for "The Medium is the Massacre" series, including "Videodrome," "Demon Seed" and "Poltergeist." (Anthology Film Archives)

Momofuku Ssäm Bar reopens on Second Avenue (Eater)

"Shark Tank" alum sells East 13th Street home (The Post)

Metrograph presents "Trouble Every Day," a Halloween-themed slate of films named "in honor of Claire Denis's bloody film audit" (Official Site)

NYPD looking for suspect who threw a dog into a dumpster (The Lo-Down)

John Cale will perform the Velvet Underground & Nico live in NYC next year (Quietus)

How about a 30th anniversary celebration for Pussy Galore’s Exile on Main St.? (Dangerous Minds)

“The Ramones Way” street naming is Sunday (Gallery98)

...on Sunday, local restaurateur Ravi DeRossi is hosting a fundraiser for his nonprofit animal-rights organization BEAST (Benefits to End Animal Suffering Today) ... the event (it's a Dios de Los Muertos party) is at Mayahuel, 304 E. Sixth St. between First Avenue and Second Avenue. It's $25 from 4-6 p.m., and includes drinks, veggie tacos, etc. All the proceeds will go to helping put an end to animal cruelty. There's no cover from 6 p.m. to midnight. Details here.

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