This one guy stood out because he was making tiny clay portraits (sculptures) and they were very lifelike. I watched him make one and then decided to get one of my own. I sat in a little chair on the street while the crowds walked by and he moved the clay around for 20 minutes. And then miraculously he was done. He sprayed and mounted his work of art and I was on my way home.
December 20, 2008
Presidential Portrait
This one guy stood out because he was making tiny clay portraits (sculptures) and they were very lifelike. I watched him make one and then decided to get one of my own. I sat in a little chair on the street while the crowds walked by and he moved the clay around for 20 minutes. And then miraculously he was done. He sprayed and mounted his work of art and I was on my way home.
Unlimited Nights and Weekends
December 19, 2008
Anne Hathaway's Graffiti Truck
I swear I saw Anne Hathaway get out of this bright red truck while making a Christmas delivery in Queens. It's no surprise that she had this song by Martha and the Muffins blaring out the open windows. The coolest thing was that she was singing along, "...I know it's out of fashion/And a trifle uncool/But I can't help it/I'm a romantic fool..." Go Anne!
Labels:
Anne Hathaway,
Echo Beach,
Graffiti Truck
December 18, 2008
December 17, 2008
Little Mitten meet Little Glove
1. Found: One lost glove in 57th Street Subway station
2. Found: One lost mitten in front of Carnegie Hall
Labels:
Carnegie Hall,
Glove,
Mitten,
Subway
December 16, 2008
Last Stand for Newsstand
Cemusa, a Spanish company, has a $1 Billion "street furniture" contract to replace all of the 330 newsstands, 3,500 bus stop shelters and 20 public toilets.
This photographer documented most of the newsstands in the city as part of her NYC Newsstand Project.
Labels:
57th Street,
Newspaper,
Newsstand
December 15, 2008
Ears Like Coke Bottles
According to One Tribe Organics: "Stretching is not an exact science and should not be taken lightly. There is never any guarantee that your ears will shrink back up. If you are going to stretch, please make sure that you will be comfortable at that size as an old wrinkly person, and with having your children and grandchildren ask you why you have huge holes in your ears. "
Labels:
Coca-Cola,
Piercings,
Times Square
The Phone is Tapped
Labels:
57th Street,
Broadway,
Telephone
December 14, 2008
December 12, 2008
Marisa Tomei's Illegally Parked Graffiti Truck
I know she doesn't own a truck like this, but it would be fun if Marisa Tomei drove this around New York City. Philip Seymour Hoffman could ride shotgun. They were both in the movie, Before the Devil Knows You're Dead.
Blankets at Barneys
December 11, 2008
Seven Pounds Screening with Will Smith
Labels:
Rosario Dawson,
Seven Pounds,
Will Smith
December 10, 2008
The Central Park Zoo
No trip to New York City is complete without a trip to the Zoo, located in lovely Central Park. Since 1908, Central Park has appeared in over 240 feature films, making it the most filmed public park in the world.
Pictured above is the Arsenal decked out with green lights for Christmas. The Arsenal is the second oldest building in Central Park and was build between 1847 and 1851. It was designed by Architect Martin E. Thompson as a munitions depot for New York State’s National Guard and as a strategic position to deploy troops to the city, or to either shoreline. Over the years it has been used as a police precinct, a museum (the precursor to the American Museum of Natural History), a weather bureau and an art gallery. Today it is the office of the Parks Commissioner. It's located right in the middle of the Zoo.
December 9, 2008
5:15PM Graffiti Truck - 3
10AM Graffiti Truck - 2
Christmas Time is Calling
Christmas trees in front of 9 West 57th Street. Down the street, you can see the UNICEF Snowflake. "The UNICEF Snowflake is a dazzling, illuminated crystal ornament that graces the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 57th Street in New York City each holiday season as a beacon of hope, peace and compassion for vulnerable children around the world."
This year Rihanna was there for the lighting of the snowflake.
Labels:
57th Street,
Christmas,
Tiffany
December 5, 2008
They're Magically Delicious
It's also a "good" source of Calcium & Vitamin D. Of course the intrepid staff at Quite All Right (moi and Mr. OJ) didn't miss it so all our fans across the globe can be well informed. We're taking orders for Christmas.
Whatever you do, please don't click on the last picture and blow it up huge for a closer look. You'll get dizzy and fall off your chair.
Labels:
Cereal,
Grocery Store,
Lucky Charms
December 4, 2008
Obama in Times Square
December 3, 2008
Subway Broadsheeting
Here are the four simple steps (courtesy of wikihow).
- Fold your paper as soon as you get it, preferably before boarding public transportation. Fold it in half lengthwise, both ways. This will create a flexible, two-way crease. Then fold the newspaper back along the vertical crease.
- Find your desired page by leafing through the paper, using the top corners. This takes up little space and provides for better handling.
- Fold the left page back along the vertical crease. You will be able to read the outer columns of the left and right pages. To read the inner columns, fold both pages back along the newspaper's center crease.
- Fold the paper half horizontally, into quadrants, for better handling.
Suit Yourself
December 2, 2008
So Cheesy
When I visited it seemed a little empty and wouldn't you know that I forgot to ask just how many types of mozzarella there are.
There are also branches of Obika in Rome, Milan, London, Turin, Kuwait City, Tokyo, and Fidenza just for my jet set blog readers from . . . Kansas City, Netherlands, Allston, New Jersey,Turin, Seattle, and Texas!
So just what kind of bars do they have in those places?
December 1, 2008
Not So Very Fresh Prince
Will Smith makes $20 million per movie and always incorporates the line "Aw, hell no!" into all his movies as a running catch phrase.
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