Thanksgiving leftovers

Were you away for the holiday? If so, then welcome back. Anyway, we posted a bunch of stuff the last few days... In case you missed it the first time around...:

• Your CB3/SLA booze and bar agenda for December.

• Thanksgiving at the Blarney Cove

• More about Puddin' on St. Mark's Place

• Looking at the Robin Raj holiday window display

• People lined up really early for Black Friday at the Union Square Best Buy

• Lingerie-clad model in a lamp post photo shoot

• You may now buy Christmas holiday trees

• Chico creates a new ad mural on Houston and Avenue B

Halloween weekend in review: cab crashes, high-end hotel graffiti, NYC marathon, Dakota Fanning's crotch and lots more!

We took some photos of the Halloween punk rock show in Tompkins Square Park.



We saw two cabs collide with a Sleepy's truck.



The Cooper Square Hotel wants graffiti on building "to fit in with the edgy local art scene."



We created an East Village of the Damned photo essay



We lived blogged the NYC marathon for three minutes.



And we saw Dakota Fanning's crotch courtesy of the Post.

Weekend recap: Chain stores, Superdives, drunken hooligans and Julia Roberts

Seventh Street to get a chain-store smoothie shop.

Julia Roberts and "Eat, Pray, Love" filming all over the EV today and tomorrow.

The Post writes about Superdive, which was closed for private parties again.

"Drunken hooligans" the norm now in the EV.

The weekend in review

The Post continued its sensitive coverage of David Carradine's death.

The psychics took to the streets!



Street fair!

We read about the passing of the "Mayor of the LES"

Benefit for Ray's at C-Squat. (Perhaps there will be more on this from The Biggest Pants or Slum Goddess.)



This couple got married on Seventh Street.



We learned that big law firms are becoming extinct.

We learned that fewer people are complaining about noise in NYC, except for the people who are complaining more about parties and music.

This Mercedes got towed from Fourth Street... thankfully, the car alarm is working.

Weekend in review: Theatre 80 to remain a theater

As the headline says, Theatre 80 to remain a theater.

More people left comments on the pink-sweater-at-the-Mars-Bar post.

Cops shut down Angels & Kings.

A band called DNA (but not the good one) filmed a video at the Cooper Square Hotel.

It got cloudy.

It got sunny.