Tuesday, March 28, 2017

EV Grieve Etc.: More about Angelica Kitchen's departure; Boss Hog returns


[Christo in Tompkins Square Park yesterday by Steven]

Boyfriend indicted for strangling Brooke Garcia, 27, in the Lillian Wald Houses (DNAinfo ... previously)

A wide-ranging interview with Leslie McEachern, owner of the soon-to-close Angelica Kitchen (Gothamist ... previously)

Ex-con arrested for attempted rape on Rivington and Norfolk (Daily News)

Jared Kushner, whose company owns 40-plus East Village buildings, is going to be busy (HuffPost ... The New York Times ... previously)

Ai Weiwei’s newest NYC installation will use fences to reflect on immigration, nationalism (Curbed)

Boss Hog are back with their first record in 17 years ... The Quietus has an interview with the band at 7B/Horseshoe Bar/Vazac's after practice at their nearby rehearsal space... while The New York Times also checks in with a feature here.

And a promo for the new record, Brood X...

#BroodX

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1 comment:

  1. So what, are we to believe that Kushner is in charge of dismantling existing services/programs/policies? No single person could do well 20 percent of what he is supposedly going to be tasked with. Veteran's Programs? Are you kidding? Middle East Peace? Drug Abuse? Right, I guess this was the part of the "drain the swamp/replace them with your family" aspect I missed in the run up to this insanity. Heaven help us. Just look around at all the joy Kushner brought to our neck o' the woods.

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