Damn! Huge explosion at East Harlem, New York. A building just completely exploded and collapsed. More reports coming pic.twitter.com/E1gN1uWOPj
— Gautam Trivedi (@Gotham3) March 12, 2014
Neighbors: We've been smelling gas "for weeks." One reported dead in East Harlem building collapse. http://t.co/RdpshuRX0P
— Mashable (@mashable) March 12, 2014
BREAKING: Possible building collapse and explosion in Harlem (NewYorkDailyNews)
Two prints from the Museum Of The City Of New York showing five photographers – Joe Byron, Pirie MacDonald, Theodore C Marceau, Pop Core and Ben Falk – posing for group selfies on the roof of Marceau’s studio in New York.
A decade of change on the streets of New York, compiled by transportation design and policy advocates Streetfilms.
‘Hobbyist’ photographer Brad Sloan’s monochrome Inceptions of the New York skyline.
Related: The Big Wrapple
An epic timelapse tribute to New York by production company The Seventh Movement, composed of 321 shots originally made for ESPN’s coverage of the 2013 US Open.
Music: Jamie N Commons – Rumble And Sway (Monsieur Adi Remix)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LmPBPWHJu4
You need Johnny T’s NYC tourist tips.
Eyyy. Don’t take it personal.
Previously: Mario and Fafa’s Blooper Reel
Filmmaker and borough-man Francesco Paciocco’s vibey whistle stop tour of the faces and places of more than 20 Brooklyn neighbourhoods, from Bay Ridge to Williamsburg.
A New York State human rights ad featuring Dublin-born model Avril Nolan, a DCU journalism graduate, who is not HIV-positive.
A Brooklyn woman who does not have HIV is suing Getty Images for selling her likeness to the Division of Human Rights, which used her smiling photograph next to the words “I am Positive (+)” and “I Have Rights.” There was a Friends episode that tackled this same issue. Isn’t there always?
25-year-old HIV-negative Greenpoint resident Avril Nolan filed a $450,000 lawsuit against the company on the basis that it “allowed her image to be used improperly,” forcing her into several awkward conversations with friends, employers and “potential romantic partners.” (Man at Bar: “Hey, don’t I recognize you from somewhere?” Nolan: “I DON’T HAVE AIDS OK.”) Adding insult to HIV, the STD-free Nolan was forced to hear about the ad from her Pilates instructor….
Thanks Brooklynguy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jy2-B4Wl8WI
RDJ guests at Sting’s 60th birthday party at New York’s Beacon Theatre in 2011, performing lead vocal on ‘Driven to Tears’.
Fair set of pipes on the Downey, in fairness.
