David Pambianchi
‘Galileo The Musical’ an Eco-Friendly Work in Progress
Keeping it Green, productions try to recycle everything from paper to costume and have a portion of the proceeds go to charity, this time the East Coast Maine Coon Rescue.
NYC Students Compete in Shakespearean Monologue Contest
One after another, the participants performed their monologues with courage and heart. Like previous contests, the judging proved difficult as students put out their best effort for a competitive afternoon of Shakespearian acting and fun.
Exo Cafe: Bar, Lounge and Healthy Fine-Dine
With unique choices from Cocktails, Martinis, Ales, Stouts, Pilsners and Lagers, Peter points out, 'Along with our diverse menu, every 2 months, we change the wines and beers so customers get variety from around the world, a bit of Europe meets Man
Artist Sculptor Leonardo Pereznieto: Poetry for The Eyes
Powerful, sometimes subtle emotions, Leo's images strike sparks into the imagination, and wonder leaves us yearning to see more. Beautiful things we are or wish to become, freedom in bronze, crystal, silver and oil paint, you may rise lightly, read
‘Energy Green’ Salad Bar: Fresh, Tasty and Healthy
Each day around 7:00 AM, everything is picked up fresh for the day so that you can choose from a wide variety of fruits, vegetables and meats, then watch Chef Willie prepare your meals chopped, diced and wrapped before your eyes.
First Night of Fisticuffs At The Garden
With women's boxing making its 2012 Olympics debut in London, some of tonight's competitors may become Olympic hopefuls.
Mayor Laguardia vs. Mayor Bloomberg, Unions and The Rest
Dollar after dollar flows into the media and into politics, drummed into the ears of our citizens attempting to deafen hope, brainwash and convince the people that we must distrust our neighbors, question our friends, keep our place, and obey those
Overwhelming Controversies Defame NYC Department of Education
The newspapers finally published a rare view of what a NYC school has become. An unstable Staten Island Principal made headlines for ranting and raving, threatening to garnish wages over teachers being 5 minutes late who car pooled and managed to st
Artist Ekaterina Aksenova Soon to Enchant New York With Exquisite Artworks
Skilled and capable, 'Katie's' murals shine as the centerpiece for various lounges about the city. But whether a colorful nature scene in Brooklyn or primitive cave painting theme in Soho, for this free spirit, more awaits within.
Hugh Pool: Solo Magic at The Village Lantern
Whether heart and boot pounding power or sweet tunes pretty as you please, Hugh's crisp Blues guitar and harmonica sound draw locals and tourists in from the street.
‘Putting on the Ritz’ with James Reichman
Alone or with conversation, perhaps a slice of vanilla pound cake, coffee, scotch, a comfy lounge chair or view out on the veranda; enjoy a fabulous Baby James Cigar.
Baron Kebab: Food Fit for a Sultan
Charcoal broiled, hot off the fire, saffron chicken breast atop white, yellow and spicy brown, fluffy, Basmati rice with Roasted tomatoes, onions and lime (Don't forget your salad and special non-dairy yogurt dressing.)
The Sky Room: Halloween Over New York
Whether you are networking, looking for that special someone or in need of a 'perspective' change, the SKY ROOM lounge mixes breathtaking views of Manhattan and the Hudson River with top notch service in a comfortable atmosphere.
Caste of Shadows: Love, Sacrifice and Hinduism
Accustomed to living in America, Sam is occasionally reminded and appalled at how ingrained the Caste system holds onto the population.
Music on the North Atlantic: ‘Next Stage’
All smooth sailing on the High Sea when you mix a versatile, all around talented band with a beautiful lead singer. Lovely 'Peaches and Cream' on land or sea.
Shangri-La Deli & Salad: Heavenly Sandwiches
The legend is true. There exists a mystical place where deli lovers find happiness; the-way-you-like-it, hot and cold, carnivore or veggie, delicious sandwich combinations at great prices.
Benefit for World Champ: Emile Griffith
One of boxing's 'All-Time Greats,' Emile Griffith has been tormented for almost 50 years since regaining the championship from Benny 'Kid ' Paret in the brutal 12 round bout that resulted in Benny's death.
The Count of Monte Cristo: A Musical Showcase
When the time arrived to spin a classic tale of Betrayal, Love, Revenge, Reciprocity and Justice onto the musical stage, "Enter the Maestro," composer...
Anjelia Pelay: New Jersey Band Eases into NYC @ The National...
With a beautiful voice soft or filled with power and emotion, lovely Anjelia Pelay always moves her audience. Last night was no exception, except the addition of Taylor Hope's sweet violin accompaniment.
The Poet’s Den Theatre: ‘The Bard of Stratford’ Returns to Harlem
One after another, the participants performed their monologues with courage and heart. Like previous contests, the judging proved difficult as students put out their best effort for this competitive afternoon of Shakespearian acting and fun.