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World of Dance Today in Brooklyn!

Posted on May 29, 2010 by

It's a busy Memorial Day weekend, but there was no way I was going to miss the World of Dance urban dance event today at Brooklyn Tech.  It's an all-star dance lineup of performers, including: Poreotix, winners of Americas Best Dance Crew Season 5 Jungle Boogie Blueprint Cru of Montreal Static Noyze and Ryhthm City…

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Memorial Weekend Swing: Dawn Hampton’s Birthday, Dedication of Frankie’s Gravestone, Vintage Beach Party!

Posted on May 27, 2010 by

This looks to be an incredible Memorial Day weekend for swing dancing in New York City!  I've been away so I'm itching to get my lindy hop on.  Among the highlights are: Saturday May 30 — Dawn Hampton's Birthday Bash: The fabulous dancer and entertainer Ms. Dawn Hampton is celebrating her birthday with a dance…

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“Abraham’s Children” Chronicles Lives of Muslim Youth in NYC (video)

Posted on May 26, 2010 by

My friend Nina sends out word that the premiere of her new documentary "Abraham's Children" last week was a big success.  "Abraham's Children" tells some of the stories of the thousands of young people in New York City, where every 10th child is Muslim. I'm sad I missed the premiere, but hoping that I can…

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“Opus Jazz”: a ballet film with grit, sexiness and fun

Posted on May 25, 2010 by

My friend Mike sent me the info about a showing of the new dance film "Opus Jazz" last night at BAM.  I jumped at the chance to see this loving paean to legendary American ballet choreographer Jerome Robbins, which aired on PBS a couple of months ago.  Told in five acts, the film re-creates Robbin's…

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Balboa Demo by Laura Keat and Jeremy Otth at Frim Fram last night (video)

Posted on May 14, 2010 by

Here's a sweet little balboa demonstration by LA-based Laura Keat and Jeremy Otth at the Yehoodi Frim Fram Jam dance last night.  I'm not much of a balboa guy, but even I have to admit this is pretty tight. [Link to original video.]

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Global Kids Challenges NYC Teens to “Level Up” their Serious Gaming Skills this Summer

Posted on May 13, 2010 by

This July, Global Kids is holding our first serious gaming camp that we are calling "Level Up"! Designed for high school sophomores, juniors and seniors, this week-long summer intensive will train you in basic game design, global literacy, and how to combine the two into a serious game design addressing a critical social issue. It…

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The Beasties Said it Best about Brooklyn (pic)

Posted on May 9, 2010 by

Taken in my backyard in Prospect Heights. $35 from Brooklyn Industries. (Yes, it's a girls tee.)

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Ippudo: Best Damn Ramen in the City

Posted on May 8, 2010 by

Last night, I, along with my friend Krista, finally got to visit the New York City palace of ramen, Ippudo in the East Village.  I've been hearing about Ippudo for years, but have been intimidated by stories about people waiting for an hour to get a seat in this super-popular noodle shop.  I should have…

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The Five Boro Bike Tour: the Central Park Leg (video)

Posted on May 3, 2010 by

Here's one of my favorite stretches of the Five Boro Bike Tour, the leg that runs through Central Park. Getting to this point involves a somewhat frustrating crawl up fifth Avenue, with lots of starts and stops along the way.  Everyone is anxious to get on the tour, knowing that they've got 40 more miles…

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The 2010 Five Boro Bike Tour: An incredible ride through a fantastic city

Posted on May 2, 2010 by

Today was the 33rd annual Five Boro Bike Tour, the largest group biking event in the country at 32,000 riders. Crossing into all five boroughs of the city of New York, it's a wonderful celebration of New York and biking that brings together a wide assortment of bike enthusiasts, from little kids to grey-haired cyclists….

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