This poker game is a cut above. New York’s historic Astor Place haircutters has been hosting monthly underground poker games for city luminaries, including Ira Glass, John Hodgman and Danny Strong — ...
Tailgaters. TV crews. Cheering fans. The unusual buzz on Astor Place in the East Village Wednesday morning was for Wegmans, the Rochester-based supermarket chain making its long-awaited Manhattan ...
On Tuesday morning, a group of New York City officials including DOT Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez worked together to push the Astor Place Cube and got it spinning once again. After a months-long ...
Red, white and blue barber poles spin outside Astor Place Hairstylists at 2 Astor Place. Graffiti bearing the venue’s name leads downstairs to a basement haircuttery that’s graced Manhattan for over ...
Once a hangout for college students and skateboarders, Astor Place is evolving from a subway stop into a full-blown neighborhood as higher-end development fills its small confines, the latest addition ...
His famous Astor Place cube has been firmly planted in the sidewalk for 50 years — but other artwork by Tony Rosenthal is very much on the move. “One large piece from the personal collection on his ...
NEW YORK -- Astor Place Barbershop has been the go-to place for New Yorkers to get a fresh cut for generations. But this New York institution almost had to close its doors due to the insurmountable ...
The Astor Place Cube, which has spent more than half a century being spun by drunk NYU students and curious tourists, is now locked in place. As The Village Sun reported Wednesday morning, Tony ...
The iconic Astor Place barbershop in Manhattan’s East Village will no longer be family-owned, but its new management said it will still be a cut above the rest. Gone are co-owners John and Paul Vezza, ...
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