Across the world, people are worshipping a zombie prophet and mourning the ashes of humanity’s most famous cathedral. Needless to say, it’s been a pretty metal week in our neck of the multiverse, so stop by and check it out.
MTA releases new subway map to detail the L train’s ‘partial shutdown’ plan
The delays have already begun, but now the MTA has a detailed map that outlines what to expect from now through summer 2020: With the revised approach, L customers will have normal service during the highest ridership times. Weeknights: 8 PM to 5 AM L trains run every 20 minutes between Brooklyn and Manhattan and […]
This One Goes to Eleven: Weekly metal roundup
Damn, since when did April become October? We have a bonkers week in metal to get you, so grab your board and let’s hang ten.
The 2019 GovBallNYC Food & Bev Lineup Just Dropped
… and it all looks f*cking delicious. The folks at Founders Entertainment outdid themselves this year when they curated this winning combination of the city’s best eats for The Governors Ball Music & Arts Festival, taking place on Randall’s Island May 31st – June 2nd. At the top of the ooey-gooey, sweet and savory lineup are a […]
Two new bars have opened in Greenpoint: Sama Street and Magazine
Two new bars have opened close to the Greenpoint Ave. G stop in Greenpoint. Sama Street is a new cocktail bar on Manhattan Ave. with small plates. More from Greenpoint Post: A new Asian-inspired cocktail lounge opened last week on Manhattan Avenue. Sama Street, located at 988 Manhattan Ave. in north Greenpoint, is the brainchild […]
Williamsburg anti-vaxxers prompt city to declare a measles emergency
There have been 285 confirmed cases since the fall. The mayor has declared Williamsburg the “epicenter” of the city’s measles outbreak. Thankfully, the city is threatening to fine people who send kids to school without vaccinating them. For Christ’s sake people… VACCINATE! For months, New York City officials have been fighting a measles outbreak in ultra-Orthodox […]
This One Goes to Eleven: Weekly metal roundup
It’s Friday, and by now I hope you know what that means: New metal and me pushing said metal on you like a mother with not enough left in the casserole dish to save. Eat up, children. You’re skin and bones.
This One Goes to Eleven: Weekly metal roundup
Happy March Madness week (emphasis on the madness), folks. I probably make this dad joke every year, but honestly can’t remember, so let’s just get to what you came here for.
Old homemade anchor mistaken for sea mine near Newton Creek
This thing caused a big scare for people in Williamsburg, #Brooklyn: The #NYPD's bomb squad responded to a possible sea mine near Newtown Creek. Turns out, it was a homemade anchor that washed ashore. pic.twitter.com/ZSY7SeG39d — Eyewitness News (@ABC7NY) March 15, 2019 A bomb containment unit was called in Friday to investigate, but the odd-looking […]
This One Goes to Eleven: Weekly metal roundup
Spring has, meteorologically at least, sprung this week and with it THE REBIRTH OF TRVE, PVRE EVIL. Lol, just kidding, but there are some plenty of new metal records on the way, so dig in and have some fun.
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