Supreme Late Night

A look inside the Supreme skate shop on Lafayette Street after closing.

Interview Magazine

You'll find a very large floor to ceiling painting of Andy Warhol in the lobby of 575 Broadway. This is the building that houses the offices for Interview Magazine.

Chinese Laundry

Scattered across Manhattan are hundreds of Chinese laundromats that will wash and dry and fold all of your clothes. Of course, they almost always invariably lose some of your stuff and mix other people's things in with your laundry, but for $1 to $1.50 a pound it can be an absolute necessity for busy yuppies (do they still exist?) with not much time on their hands. This one is particularly rare because they post the prices. A lot of the time I get the impression that they just make up the prices on the spot. This totally reminds me about a really good story I have about the crazy Asian lady across the street at the dry cleaners. I'll have to post some pictures of that.

Purple and Pink Underground

I saw these two girls earlier in the day on 57th Street and then ran into them again in the Prince Street subway station in Soho later in the afternoon. It's kind of hard to miss two girls with bright purple and pink hair.

I meant to ask them where they were from, but I had a couple bags in my hand and the subway was arriving and I was probably just totally overwhelmed by their buoyant and colorful personalities. Let's just pretend they are tourists visiting the city from Chicago, land of purple and pink hair.