7:30am on the G train is no fun. I barely rolled out of bed and somehow managed to put on clothes. My hair is still a mess but I don’t […]
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The Look: McCarren Park Pool
Here are some looks we put together from local shops so you look HOT at McCarren Park Pool, which opens Thursday, June 28, 2012. Remember, they won’t let you in unless […]
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So Addicted: Gel Nails (Not for Worried Upper West Side Jewish Ladies)
Right next to White Dream, the storefront on Manhattan Ave that gives me the giggles every time, is another awning that simply says Nails. I walked in and knew this […]
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Next Level: Ria Nailz
I’ve never received so many compliments on my nails since Ria nail arted the crap out of them, (even after my Instagram blunder-fuck.) All Ria’s artwork is hand painted; there […]
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Pick A Card: Pink Serissa
This game is fun! I randomly pick a business card from a pickle jar and introduce a local business. Â Today I grabbed a card that said Pink Serissa Terrariums. We […]
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Design Solutions: Tiny Bathroom
We live in Brooklyn, the land of small railroad apartments. Most of us are constantly searching for more ways to store things while ideally not filling up the place with […]
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It’s Mother’s Day! WTF!?!?!
Calm down because you have one day left not to be a jerk to your Mom. A simple phone call is nice. “Good morning, thanks for birthing me!” And hugs […]
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Plunders and Blunder of Shopping Therapy and Gift Giving (to the Japanese)
Midtown sucks, we all agree. I try to be in and out, but when I have to wait around I seek a haven; a quiet place or I go to […]
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We See Stars Trunk Show & Sale at Vintage Modern Tonight!
Tucked away off of Manhattan on Meserole is the most adorable mid century modern vintage furniture and home store called Vintage Modern. I’ve found so many great pieces there. I […]
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Record Store Day 2012
An essential part of any conversion from regular person to walking Brooklyn stereotype is embracing the joys and sorrows of vinyl, and I’m proud to say that after a too-long […]