Previously.
Friday, March 2, 2012
Life Cafe cut in half
A tipster told us yesterday that workers would be cutting the former Life Cafe space in half here on 10th Street and Avenue B. The workers accomplished this today...
Previously.
Previously.
At the Grand Opening of the Bowery 7-Eleven (PRIZE WHEEL!)
EV Grieve reader Lulu sends along this photo from the
Previously.
[Updated] Report: Worker falls through subway grate in front of IHOP
We're receiving reader reports that someone fell through a subway grate on East 14th Street between Second Avenue and Third Avenue. As Fox first reported:
A worker fell through a subway grate on E. 14th Street in Manhattan Friday morning, said FDNY officials.
It is not clear why the grate, which serves as a ventilation shaft for the subway tunnel below the sidewalk, gave way.
The worker who is in his 60s was rushed to Bellevue Hospital with neck injuries, added EMS officials.
One reader said that it occurred in front of IHOP ... which the report (and photo) by DNAinfo confirms ...
The Times noted that the man was not seriously injured.
Updated:
The worker DID NOT fall through the grate. He was standing on a ladder beneath the grate and fell.
When you screw around with a motorcycle in front of the Big Gay Ice Cream Shop
From the Big Gay Ice Cream Shop Facebook page ... on an incident that happened last evening at the shop on Seventh Street:
A very strange kid came into the shop. Eventually he bought a cone, then he asked "who's motorcycle is parked in front of your shop?" We told him it belongs to a guy upstairs, and he said "yeah, I need to work on that bike, so just ignore me."
The dude who owns the bike is obsessive — shines it, polishes it, and no one ever touches it. The kid uncovered the bike and started to screw with it, so we called 911. He took off, but the cops showed up and our staffer Kayla went off in their car to look for the dude. She got him!
Joe Strummer mural vandalized
Not sure when this happened here on Seventh Street at Avenue A ...
Really?
Don't fuck with Joe.
First sign of Schwimmer Manor
Workers at 331 E. Sixth St., site of David Schwimmer's future six-story home, are making noticeable progress now... Yesterday, the house made its first appearance above the plywood...
And more bricks were arriving this morning...
Anyway, moving forward, we should probably come up with a name for the house... a way to refer to it in future posts. Going with Schwimmer Manor at the moment. But that's a little meh. Anyone?
And more bricks were arriving this morning...
Anyway, moving forward, we should probably come up with a name for the house... a way to refer to it in future posts. Going with Schwimmer Manor at the moment. But that's a little meh. Anyone?
Going in deep at 51 Astor Place; plus, survey results!
Just checking in on the progress over at 51 Astor Place... Bobby Williams took this shot yesterday...
Meanwhile. Good lord! We forgot about our exclusive poll from a few weeks ago ... in which we asked what you would rather see at 51 Astor Place — green space/empty or the Death Star.
Here's how you voted America. (And parts of Canada) ...
Hmm, only 218 votes ... (and thank you for checking in Texas, Florida and Nebraska...)
Note: There is a margin of error of +/- 3.1 percentage points. Or not.
The Coen Brothers returning to the East Village
People seemed to enjoy their company last time (aka, a few weeks ago) ... the "Inside Llewyn Davis" crew is filming Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday... on parts of Second Avenue between Sixth Street and Ninth Street ... and Sixth and Seventh Street between First Avenue and Second Avenue...
The tow truckers will start towing Sunday night for all this...
And a recap: The film follows a protagonist loosely based on singer Dave Van Ronk, a friend of Bob Dylan’s. Oscar Isaac stars as the title character while Justin Timberlake co-stars as another folk musician. Carey Mulligan and John Goodman are also in the film.
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The Coen Brothers want to dress up East Ninth Street
Here's your Boukiés signage
Workers put up the new Boukiés signs yesterday here on Second Street and Second Avenue... the new Greek eatery from restaurateur Christos Valtzoglou opening in the spring...
...already more inviting looking than the previous establishment here on the corner...
Billy Leroy will battle baggage starting April 11
So you know that the iconic tent that houses Billy's Antiques on Houston at the Bowery is coming down to make way for a two-story brick building ... the place is now closed... Proprietor Billy Leroy told us in December that he'd be keeping busy in the interim by, among other things, serving as co-host on a new antiques reality show called "Baggage Battles" on the Travel Channel.
And we just received the show's official news release.
So, from the EV Grieve inbox...
And we just received the show's official news release.
So, from the EV Grieve inbox...
Ever wonder what happens to your lost luggage? Travel Channel provides a glimpse into the very profitable business of bidding, buying and reselling unclaimed property in the new original series “Baggage Battles,” premiering with a special one-hour season opener featuring back-to-back episodes on Wednesday, April 11 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT. The weekly half-hour series follows three teams of savvy “auction specialists” who travel to some of the most important and unknown auctions where their bids are based on sight unseen instincts. The season premiere will kick off at Miami International Airport, one of the busiest airports in the world, and then the auction pros will jump across “The Pond” to London.
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