[Stencil art on St. Mark's Place]
• Police searching for woman who sucker punched 72-year-old woman in face near Russ & Daughters on Houston (1010 WINS)
• A feature on Physical Graffitea, Ilana Malka's shop on St. Mark's Place (Fortune)
• Upscale CBD shop coming to Orchard near Houston (Commercial Observer)
• Sietsema praises the Smoking Fox at Foxface on St. Mark's Place (Eater)
• Shocker: Real estate industry and Mayor de Blasio oppose commercial rent control proposal (Gothamist)
• How the Green New Deal For Public Housing Act might impact the NYCHA (Curbed)
• About the war memorial on 7th Street (Ephemeral New York)
• Breaking down what the Times had to say about Essex Crossing (The Lo-Down)
• The David Lynch exhibit of new work, "Squeaky Flies in the Mud," continues through Dec. 21 at Sperone Westwater on the Bowery (Official site)
• A revival run of "Equation to an Unknown" — "long-lost masterpiece of hardcore gay erotic cinema" — now playing at the Anthology Film Archives on Second Street (Official site)
• Coming Nov. 21 for one-night only — the documentary "Depeche Mode: Spirits in the Forest" in the big auditorium at City Cinemas Village East (Official site)
• Thoughts on the new Konk retrospective (Resident Advisor)
• And Alex's thoughts on "New Rock City" (Flaming Pablum)
• A new music video via Nick Zedd (Dangerous Minds)
• Mapping where Alexander Calder spent his time in NYC, including several neighborhood addresses (Hyperallergic)
... and the Double Down Saloon's monthly rummage sale is today from 2-7 p.m. at 14 Avenue A between Houston and Second Street...
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