David Pambianchi
David Pambianchi is a New York writer, who loves to tell stories about the city, the people, the entertainment, the sport and the businesses that catch his attention.
Novel: Carrots & Apples: Parenthood, Divorce and Public Corruption
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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.
The Taste of JADE: Indo-Asian Cuisine and Lounge
In September 2010, it will be 100 years since the first train brought passengers from Penn Station to Forest Hills at Station Square.
Bronx Boxing: Fists Fly in Paradise
For the last 3 rounds of heavy trading and a lot of heart, Reyes scored well with uppercuts, but Perez continued to score solid with his right for a win by Unanimous Decision.
Color and Motion: When Art and Dance Collide
The opening presentation also featured two performances by lovely Japanese belly dancer, Lale Sayoko. 'Sayoko' means 'Night' and her dancing captures the essence of a dream.
Brooklyn Boxing Action at Historic Landmark
Surrounded by marble, brick and glazed terra cotta, a few hundred packed-in boxing fans eagerly anticipated the evening bouts. And from the start, a roar went up from the balcony.
Another Night of Bruisers at The Garden
The temperature in the city plummeted, but the 83rd Annual Daily News Golden Gloves Finals provided New Yorkers with a steamy second night of intense Madison Square Garden boxing.
First Night of No Surrender at The Garden
JODY-ANN WELLER wore down Melissa Itoh with left jabs for two rounds. Although Melissa returned some blows, Jody poured on a few flurries for a win when the referee stopped the bout 1:20 of Round 4.
The Road to the Garden: 83rd Daily News Golden Gloves Semifinals
On a wet and raw Friday night, boxers threw their best punches in Brooklyn's Floyd Bennett Field Sports Arena for the last chance to compete in the 2010 Daily News Golden Gloves Finals at Madison Square Garden.
Anjelia Pelay @ Espresso Joe’s
Versatile and multi-talented, musician, singer/songwriter, model and actress (drama and comedy), with a resume to long to here mention, Anjelia could start a one girl entertainment industry.
Music @ Banjo Jim’s: Lorraine Leckie & Hugh Pool
With just enough space to create an intimate listening atmosphere, not a hole in the wall, more like a hole on the corner, Banjo Jim's hosts an eclectic mix of performers.
Bowery Music Scene: Ioana & Soulshine @ the R Bar
Worth braving a frigid Saturday night, beautiful, dynamic singer Ioana Vintu and the Soulshine band electrified the Manhattan bar scene with Contemporary R&B, Classic Soul, and Blues rhythms.
Music Scene Debut: Ioana & Soulshine at The Local 269
So hold on to your seats New York because there's a new voice on the scene that's simply going to give you chills and then knock you out.
Fists Fly At The Grand Ballroom
Star Boxing presented a night of intense action with the USBA Light Welterweight Championship also at stake. Fans packed in to see some fine boxing and a few matches that kept them on the edge of their seats to the finish.
Q Gardens Gallery: Can You Picture This?
You remember how things were. Or you might like to know how your family and friends saw the world in which they lived. Suddenly, out comes a photo to bring clarity and reaffirmation to stories of times gone by.
School for Excellence: Turns Out Some Excellent Dance
The Ballet Company's commitment and dedication to teach underserved communities transforms into action upon the school's stage, while the Historic Gothic-style auditorium resounds with atmosphere.
Coliseum Gym: Strongman Competition Benefit For Kids
Steel rails must make way for the human engine. Stretch, push, pull, lift, bend, demands muscle and blood. Clanking metal, groans, sweat and aches not only represent a day's labor, but after-work recreation.
La Bella Cucina: Fresh, Elegant and Delicious
Roses, shrubs and trees, beautifully decorated, Restaurant La Bella Cucina rests along an almost century old railway rampart.