Valentine's Day Shuffle

Today was a clear winter day that was just perfect for a brisk walk up Madison Avenue looking in store windows at Valentine's Day presents.

Sold Out Show

The Artist was sold out last week at The Paris before it won five Academy Awards on Sunday night. Yes, I finally ended up seeing it. It costs $13 to see a movie in Manhattan.

Late Night Skittles

Cool girls from the Bronx know that the only acceptable late night candy is Skittles. They really don't get any cooler than this. No fake ID required.

Saturday Siesta

Taking a well-deserved nap after a sunny Saturday spent biking tourists around midtown. 58th Street and Broadway. 6:15pm.

It's amazing how much traffic I am getting from all over the world. Click the map to the right a few times to blow it up full screen and see where. Also buy a copy of my new Andy Warhol book, "The Autobiography and Sex Life of Andy Warhol." It's inexpensive and if you like art and appreciate great photography you are sure to enjoy it. It's less than $30 on Amazon. What a bargain!

Umbrella Pole

People die; cats die, but life goes on. Spring ambles on. Today was one of those days where it was so rainy and windy that broken umbrellas were wrapped around street signs.

Be a Good Neighbor

This is just another excellent reason to not want to have a dog in the city.

Where The Wild Things Are

You can find plenty of "Where The Wild Things Are" stuffed animals at FAO Schwartz on 5th Avenue. They'll probably be on sale soon.

Cookie Monster at FAO Schwartz

Everyone likes the Cookie Monster.

A Typical Night in Midtown - 3

Another partygoer at the Patricia Field party at the Hudson Hotel.

A Typical Night in Midtown - 2

The Patricia Field party at the Hudson Hotel on Thursday night. Everyone was so serious and fashionable. It was sorta Mardi Gras-esque.

A Typical Night in Midtown - 1

Partygoer. Hudson Hotel. Midnight.

Saturday Breakfast

Pancakes at the diner.

Charlize Theron's Graffiti Truck

When she's not acting in award-winning movies or posing for photographers to appear on the cover of the September issue of Vogue Magazine, Charlize Theron can be found with a big broad smile behind the wheel of this stylish and fun graffiti truck zooming up 6th Avenue at lunchtime. Obviously, this is one girl who knows how to get around the big city in a hurry.

UPDATE: It's a joke people! I can't believe that some people actually think that Charlize Theron drives this around the city. I mean, it would be totally cool if she did, but c'mon, celebrities don't really drive graffiti trucks.

Park

Parking available nearby. No excuses for not stopping by with those freshly baked cookies.

Afternoon Soup

A typical Manhattan deli. This one is tucked away on 58th Street between 6th and 7th Avenues. Not sure what's going on in this picture, but I gather they are discussing the finer points of Chicken Gumbo.

Hot Dog Days

It sure got chilly in the city all of a sudden, but it's definitely still hot dog weather out. Nothing wrong with an airedale every once in a while.

Midtown Elvis

Elvis Presley isn't seen around this parts very often. Which way to Las Vegas?

Friendly Flyer Guy

Take a flyer or else the Savage Nomads will get you! 58th Street and 5th Avenue.

Audrina Partridge's Graffiti Truck

It was another rainy day in NYC and of course I neglected to bring my umbrella. But I did run into Audrina Patridge parking her yellow graffiti truck outside of Bergdorf Goodman as she made a dash inside for a quick shopping trip. She's damn lucky she found a parking space and she did a super good job with the parallel parking.

Her truck almost matches her bikini, don't you think?

Blowing Up Stuff

When you want to blow things up, these are the guys to call. It's not really a truck you want to get very near. I booked it down the street after I took this picture. Ever hear of unexpected accidents? I don't want to read a newspaper headline like "Explosives Truck Explodes on 58th Street" or something along those lines.