Behind the Bar: Paige Corwin of Jake’s Dilemma
We live in a city of over 8 million. When walking down the street, don’t you wonder what all these people do? It might be easy to size up some …
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Interview with Courtroom Artist Behind Madoff, Cosby, Weinstein Sketches
If you’re paying attention you’ve probably seen her work. For more than 40 years, Jane Rosenberg has been a courtroom artist, sketching figures including Bernie Madoff, El Chapo, “Pharma Bro” …
A Russian Theater Director Lands on the UWS; Here’s His Story
When the invasion began, The Russian Arts Theater and Studio, located at 165 West 86th Street, voiced its support of Ukraine and its opposition to war. Aleksey Burago, the studio’s …
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Rest in Peace: Michael J. Campbell, Emerald Inn Patriarch
The Upper West Side lost a legend Monday when Michael J. Campbell, the man behind classic local watering hole Emerald Inn, passed away. He was 90.
81-Year-Old Publishes Picture Book of Outdoor Dining Sheds
As the city government continues to solidify the future of New York’s Open Restaurants program, these quirky, enclosed street setups might soon see permanent changes and be a memory of …
An (Incomplete) List of Famous People Who Live on the Upper West Side
There are tons of celebrities on the Upper West Side, and it’s certainly not hard to understand! Living on the Upper West Side can be quite relaxing compared to the …
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97-Year-Old to Exhibit Paintings at Upcoming Festival
“Painting is about bravery. For both artist and viewer,” says Henrietta Mantooth. The 97-year-old describes her work as “witnessing” since it often focuses on those “who are usually nameless — …
Central Park Proposal Goes Viral
This article was first published on eastsidefeed.com As the days get colder and we wade through the ups and downs of persistent COVID waves, it’s easy to forget that we’re …
Missing Colorado Woman Found
A Colorado family received “an early Christmas present” after it received the long awaited and welcome news that their missing loved one was found, the New York Post first reported.
Rest in Peace: Stephen Sondheim, Native Upper West Sider
“I’ve been lucky.” That’s what Stephen Sondheim told the New York Times in an interview on Sunday, November 21. He was sharp and playful, hindered only by a sprained ankle.
