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Plus: $2 tacos at Pampano, Hamptons Memorial Day happenings, and more of today's leftovers.
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Plus: $2 tacos at Pampano, Hamptons Memorial Day happenings, and more of today's leftovers.
Plus: White Slab Palace's lobster-roll replacement, and more of today's leftovers.
The Shins! Das Racist! EMA! So many more.
Well, now all that is settled.
Plus: a Belgian beer fest, free sundaes at DBGB, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
We have 150 swimsuits & shades, just in time for that Memorial Day weekend getaway.
We decode the reality star's top tips for looking hot in summertime.
Learn how to make your own tofu, become a certified locavore, and more.
Things were actually better in the summer of 1904.
‘Autumn in New York … is often mingled with pain…’
Why do we know so much about how Alex Witchel and Frank, Simon, and Nathaniel Rich spent their summers? Because some crazy old Gray Lady told us!
Had a bad intern this summer or in seasons past? Tell us about it! (No, not, like, 'tell us about it' — our own interns are great. We mean actually describe him or her to us in the comments section!)
In the days between her concession and her appearances campaigning on behalf of Senator Obama, the Clintons were rumored to have made like average, filthy-rich New Yorkers and hit the Hamptons.
That's right — we'll say it. And it makes you disgusting, too. Read all about it.
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