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The Highline - they’re planning to build a similar version in London, although it would run from one side of the Thames to the other.
Have you visited The Highline recently? It’s beautiful this time of year.
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TONIGHT at 11 p.m.: Pres. Obama interview with Charlie Rose (taped on Sunday). Share if you’ll be watching! More Charlie Rose online → http://bit.ly/14FTXTO
The interview took place just before the President and First Family were to depart for Belfast for the G-8 Summit and includes issues including the outcome of the Iranian elections, the civil war in Syria, China and cyber attacks, the NSA controversy, Guantanamo, and the drone policy.
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Have you seen the Annie The Musical revival on Broadway? Tell us what you thought in the comments.
Behind-the-scenes film comes to THIRTEEN & PBS June 28: http://bit.ly/13TNP83 photo credit: Joan Marcus
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Inspector Lewis returns TONIGHT at 10pm. Here’s a preview of what’s to come: http://bit.ly/14sF1bI
Also, because we know how much you love Lewis and Hathaway, enter to win the complete series on DVD here: http://bit.ly/13tRuJr
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Children on the Lexington Avenue express. New York, 1969.
By Librado Romero
(Source: The New York Times, via oldnewyork)
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Was the ad industry in the sixties really full of Don Drapers, cigarettes and alcohol–fueled lunches? ‘The Real Mad Men and Women of Madison Avenue’ is COMING SOON!
Here’s a sneak peek: http://bit.ly/13usXUy
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We love that Ming Fay’s Shad Crossing, Delancey Orchard at the Delancey St-Essex St Station is featured on the popular list of Untappedcities’ Foursquare. Also, if you happen to Instagram this great image while you’re down there, use the hashtag #artsfortransit !
Featured Foursquare List: Subway Art in NYC http://bit.ly/1bsdjw8
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Any ‘Phantom of the Opera’ fans out there? How would you like to watch it pledge-free this weekend? Help us reach our goal of 750 donations by Sunday and we’ll make those pledge breaks disappear!
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“As New York State transitions from a manufacturing economy to a knowledge economy, few institutions are playing a more important role than the state’s 35 community colleges.”
Read “Completion Day,” the Center for an Urban Future’s latest report on community college graduation rates: http://ow.ly/lOUQl.
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