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  • Why Are Criminals So Dumb?

    Dozens of excited men and women walked into the Giants Stadium Club under the impression they were going to get a free Wii, trip to Atlantic City and meet NFL players. Instead, they got a free ride to jail. http://webcastr.com/videos/news/fugitives-fooled-into-surrendering.html
    Posted to Ballot Box by wilsontruth on December 1, 2008

  • Kosher Wines on the web?

    Know any good places for Kosher wine on the web? I'm from NYC, and I know astor wines has their list (astorwines.com). Anyone know anywhere else?
    Posted to Drink by urbanminstrel on April 19, 2008

  • I can't believe that site is for real . . .

    Given the caliber of clients they wished to attract, I can't believe the very poor copywriting and how the whole thing read like something my friends and I would have cooked up in ninth grade as a joke: the whole ''Marisha speaks nine languages and grew up in Russia before becoming an Esteemed Dancer'' (paraphrased, but you know it was about that ...
    Posted to Juicy Bits by TheCloudBoy on March 11, 2008

  • Re: August Gabfest team

    Forgive me. Unless otherwise stated, the August Gabfests are emanating from the New York ''radio room.'' (A grand name, but really just a closet with a few microphones and sundry audio equipment in it.) For the last few months (since Andy got called to video), I've been recording the DC-based Gabfests from New York, via an ISDN line. The ...
    Posted to Gabfest by JuneThomas on August 16, 2007

  • Parental Advisory Sticker

    Last time I checked, ''Avenue Q'''s cd cover had one, also. So I guess it's not that shocking, anymore. (And ''Miss Saigon'' would've had one had it come out today.)
    Posted to Theater by torgo on June 8, 2007

  • Do Fraysters Care About Broadway?

    One of the problems Slate has when covering Broadway--or theater in general--is that we're a national publication, and theater is essentially a local phenomenon, albeit one seen by many visitors to New York City. Is the local nature of theater what prevents it from becoming a more widely discussed and debated art form? It reminds me of hockey's ...
    Posted to Theater by JuneThomas on June 7, 2007