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• Devil Tyra Banks Returns to NYC

  Published: July 31, 2007, 10:29 am

  Tags: Celebrities, T V, Models, Tyra Banks, Devil, Models, New York City, Nyc, Oprah, Satan, Tyra Banks

  The devil Tyra Banks returns to NYC to film a segment for talk show. She was much hotter when she use to keep her mouth shut and before she attempted to become a rough n’ crude version of Oprah. source

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• MTA Website Down When Needed

  Published: August 8, 2007, 11:22 am

  Tags: General News, Long Island Railroad, Metro North, Mta New York, Mta Ny, Mta Website, New York City, New York City Transit, Ny Subway, Subway Ny, Subway Stations, Wcbs Radio, York City Transit

  serious problems in New York. The MTA says the subway stations are flooded and this has caused big time congestion on all the commuters today. (more…) copyright @2007 bu.bulicio.us long island railroad, metro north, mta new york, mta ny, mta website, new york city, new york city transit, ny subway, subway ny, subway stations,

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• Leaving the Big Apple

  Published: August 8, 2007, 9:21 pm

  Tags: Bad Management, Consulting, New York City

  A couple of months ago I announced I was about to do a consulting assignment in NYC. I've been doing this gig for just about two months now, and my last day is tomorrow. I'd love to say that my leaving is a mutual understanding, but in reality it's not. I'm leaving because the guy who's supposedly in charge is a major league jerk, and I gave

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• The Ultimate Hotel Guide To New York City

  Published: August 10, 2007, 3:32 am

  Tags: Travel, Entertainment, City That Never Sleeps, Five Star Hotels, Four Season Hotel, Hotel In New York, Madison Square Garden, New York City, Soho Grand Hotel, Tallest Hotel

  rocketing sky high in New York City. If you know where to look, a lot of restaurants offer affordable yet tasty dishes so food's no problem. When it comes to shopping, don't think that (more…) copyright @2007 bu.bulicio.us city that never sleeps, five star hotels, four season hotel, hotel in new york, madison square garden, new

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• Why Kristen Bell isn't doing Lost - UPDATE

  Published: August 14, 2007, 4:59 am

  Tags: Ausiello, Broadway, Hawaii, Kristen Bell, Kristenbell, Legally Blonde, New York City, Nyc, Tv Guide, Veronica Mars

  working on Broadway in New York City.According to TV Guide's Michael Ausiello, Bell will take over the lead role in the Broadway version of Legally Blonde in February. He's putting two-and-two together to come to this conclusion, but it seems pretty logical. She has wanted to do Broadway in the past, but her Veronica Mars schedule would never

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• Here's what David Milch is doing next

  Published: August 15, 2007, 12:02 pm

  Tags: David Milch, Davidmilch, Deadwood, Hbo, John From Cincinnati, New York City Police, Nypd Blue, Nypdblue, Vietnam

  States and joins the New York City police force in the 1970s. This is actually a show that Milch and HBO have been working on even before Deadwood or John From Cincinnati, but now they have the time to work on it. No word yet on whether this cop will levitate or not, but considering it's Milch and gritty 70's cops and HBO, expect a lot of

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• The Dogs Of Summer Await ad:tech New York

  Published: August 16, 2007, 1:41 pm

  Tags: News, Ad Tech, Conventions, Industry Business, New York City

  ad:tech is over and the New York show is but three short months away. The Chicago show, as Angela pointed out, focused more on the basics and less on the fluff. The New York show, the Mother of All ad:tech’s, will span four full days separating the session portion of the show from the exhibit hall portion of

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• New York City Traveler's Paradise

  Published: August 20, 2007, 4:18 am

  Tags: Travel, Entertainment, City That Never Sleeps, Downtown Manhattan, Empire State Building, Four Seasons Hotel, New York City, Sashimi

  isn't an empty boast. New York City, hailed as the city that never sleeps, fondly known as the Big Apple, is home to approximately eight million people and with the population still expected to rise in the years to come. New York City is touted as the center of the world maybe because each part of the globe has left an indelible mark in this

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• DVD-sniffing dogs awarded medals, returning to NYC

  Published: August 20, 2007, 2:05 pm

  Tags: Crime, Dvd Counterfeiting, Dvdcounterfeiting, Flo, Lucky, Malaysia, New York City, Newyorkcity, Piracy

  to a hero's welcome in New York later this week, although there will be no ticker tape parade for the courageous canines. Rather, they'll be be put right back to work in the hopes that they "take a bite out of movie piracy in the Big Apple," according to the Motion Picture Association's Edward Neurbronner -- that is, when they're not busy

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• Run, Richter, Run!

  Published: August 22, 2007, 10:13 am

  Tags: Mike Richter, Nhl, New York City Marathon, New York Rangers, Ryan Braithwaite

  days as he's eying the New York City Marathon, in hopes of fighting child obesity. Is this the same Mike Richter? The one who endured a series of knee injuries during 14 grueling NHL seasons? It sure is, take a

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• Mad Men: Babylon

  Published: August 23, 2007, 10:18 pm

  Tags: Advertising, American Movie Classics, Americanmovieclassics, Don Draper, Dondraper, Elisabeth Moss, January Jones, John Slattery, Jon Hamm, Jonhamm, New York City, Rosemarie Dewitt, Rosemariedewitt, Sterling Cooper, Vincent Kartheiser

  Filed under: Other Drama Shows, OpEd (S01E06) "It was interesting...like watching a dog trying to play the piano." - ad guy Fred, about Peggy's great lipstick ideas. Someone sent me an e-mail after last week's episode, and the person said that they didn't like Mad Men because "nothing ever happens." I disagree with this statement strongly, but I

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• NYC cabbies will / will not strike September 5-6 over mandatory GPS

  Published: August 24, 2007, 2:37 pm

  Tags: Cab, Gps, New York City, Newyorkcity, Nyc, Taxi

  of GPS-equipped cabs in New York City is still far from being resolved, with one advocacy group saying that the planned strike over the matter is still on, while another is now saying that "there will be no strike." In the latter camp, according to The New York Times, is the New York State Federation of Taxi Drivers, which now finds itself at

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• Mad Men: Red in the Face

  Published: August 30, 2007, 8:14 pm

  Tags: 1960, Advertising, Elisabeth Moss, January Jones, John Slattery, Johnslattery, Jon Hamm, New York City, Richard Nixon, Richardnixon, Robert Morse, Rosemarie Dewitt, Sterling Cooper, Vincent Kartheiser, Vincentkartheiser

  Filed under: Other Drama Shows, OpEd (S01E07) "By the way, Matherton? He has the clap." - Pete, to a pretty store clerk. I have a relative who's an alcoholic, even if he doesn't admit it. But even he doesn't drink as much as Roger Sterling does. My God, did you see how much he sucked down tonight? Straight vodka, whiskey, Martinis with chocolate

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• Did Someone Try to Whack Michael Imperioli?

  Published: September 4, 2007, 2:02 pm

  Tags: Bomb, Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Michael Imperioli, New York City, Studio Dante

  the wife (as almost any New Yorker does) had on NY1 for all the latest news, weather and traffic updates. I don't know about you, but there's just something about hearing "sunny skies" coupled with "at least two people are dead from the shooting" that gets me all set to go at 7am. While still slightly comatose, I remembered hearing something

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• Pan Am--Learning from Postcards

  Published: September 4, 2007, 7:33 pm

  Tags: Pan Am New York City, Pan American World Airways, Pan Am Building, Pan Am, Postcard Photography, Pan Am Airlines, Airline History, Pan Am History

  Great shot, isn't it? I like it because of the angle; it looks as if it was shot from another skyscraper and not from the air or ground. Postcards are a great way to see fine examples of good shots,... for more see...

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