Protected Bike Lane Perhaps Now Gay Enough for Chelsea Main Drag
Even though gay-bar owner 'said he needed room for his trucks to unload deliveries at the bar.' Hot nasty talk!
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NYC Real-Estate Developer Offers ‘Obama Contingency’
The developers behind Chelsea's condo building +aRT are offering an election special.
Inside Soledad O’Brien’s Chelsea Loft
Take a video tour of the CNN anchor's three-bedroom, three-bathroom apartment.
Future Condos May Be Plagued by Embittered Ghosts of Gershwin, Emma Goldman
Five Chelsea buildings once making up part of famed Tin Pan Alley may be demolished.
A Greatest Depression Upside? The Antiques Garage Is Staying Open!
The Chelsea institution was to close after Thanksgiving to make room for a hotel, but apparently it won't.
The Queens Zoo Gets ‘Babydoll Lambs,’ We Are Smothered by Their Cuteness
Light, cheery news from Prospect Heights, Park Slope — even Queens and Staten Island. It’s Labor Day weekend, so the last boroughs report of summer doesn’t want to make you work too hard.
The Revenge of the Stoop Pooper
Behold the return of the Boerum Hill Stoop Pooper, the chilled-out raccoon of Brooklyn Heights, and the aggressive Kennedy Fried Chicken sign of Bedford Park. All in today’s boroughs report.
‘Ritz-Carlton of Gentleman’s Clubs’ to Have Children’s Playground for a Lobby
A vigilant Curbed reader notices something funny about the location of a planned luxury strip joint in Chelsea.
Jean Nouvel’s Chelsea Tower Over Budget, Behind Schedule
Jesus is waiting for followers in Sunset Park, lenders are waiting for Damon Dash in Tribeca, cute kitties are waiting for homes in Kingsbridge... and today’s boroughs report is waiting for you to click through!
Murray Hill Graffiti — Touched (Inappropriately) By an Angel?
A cheeky street artist quotes Saint Teresa of Ávila, a hot-dog cart explodes, and jazz decamps to Brooklyn — that, and more, in our daily borough roundup.
Chelsea to Get the ‘Ritz-Carlton of Gentleman’s Clubs’
Will A-Rod really move to 15 CPW? Will we be able to watch strippers and eat steak and feel classy all at once in Chelsea? Tough questions abound in today's boroughs report!
In the Rockaways, Safe Swimming Is a Luxury, Not a Right
Nasty razor teeth in Chelsea, bank-on-biker discrimination in Windsor Terrace, lifeguard inequality in the Rockaways … and other bad tidings to make you angry and anxious in today's bitter boroughs report.
Is Victory Ford Coming Out With A Beer-Wench Line?
'Lipstick Jungle' films in the Flatiron district, and more dramatic news, in today's boroughs report.
Astor Place to Get Slightly Less Life-Threatening
Scruffles are playing in the streets in Jackson Heights. Gays are scared for their Vespas in Chelsea. Some other group of people is turning in its Uzis in Clinton Hill. And everybody is reading our daily boroughs report.
Red Hook Residents Already Groaning Over ‘Real World’ Invasion
The disingenuous denizens of Red Hook, the doomed views of the West 15th Street co-op dwellers, and the junk food–craving office gals of Long Island City, all wrapped up into our daily boroughs report like the contents of a vegan burrito!
Chelsea Hotel Bars Right to Peaceably Assemble
Illegal and blatant fruit stands in Brooklyn Heights, Donatella in the Clock Tower building, and maybe even rats on a beach (awesome potential metal-band name, right?) in Staten Island: That wackness and more, in today's neighborhood report.
Ikea Shuttle-Crisis Solved?
Plus the sad old buildings of the Bowery and Gowanus, the ecoartist of Bushwick, and the developmentally disabled clown lovers of Staten Island, in our daily borough report.
‘Ugly Betty’ Watch Begins!
America and friends come to Dumbo, Betsey Johnson sells her Village penthouse and moves uptown, and the hipsters still haven't taken over the Giglio Feast in W'burg. That and more in our daily boroughs report!
Dwarf Pimp Busted in Bed-Stuy
The rides at Coney are reportedly dangerous, Malcolm Gladwell buys up more of the West Village, and a little person gets caught big pimpin' in Bed-Stuy. Ho-hum, just the start of another week in our daily boroughs report.
The High Line: Now With Seating!
The old Domino Sugar plant keeps its cool sign, the Village likely loses a theater save its façade, and the High Line gains its first bench! More wins and losses in today's boroughs report.
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