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Cavaliers squeeze past Nets
  + stars: | 2023-10-26 | by ( Field Level Media | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +2 min
[1/50] Oct 25, 2023; Brooklyn, New York, USA; Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell (45) warms up before a game against the Brooklyn Nets at Barclays Center. Two free throws by Mikal Bridges gave the Nets a 113-111 lead with 19 seconds left, and Cleveland used its final timeout. After Mitchell's clutch shot, Brooklyn used a timeout, but Johnson saw a well-contested four-foot tip shit fall well short of the hoop. Isaac Okoro added 18, while Garland contributed 15 as the Cavaliers shot 46.8 percent. Bridges added 20, and Johnson finished with 12 as the Nets shot 50 percent but misfired on 18 of 27 3-point tries.
Persons: Donovan Mitchell, Brad Penner, Mikal Bridges, Max Strus inbounded, Darius Garland, Garland, Mitchell, Brooklyn's Cameron Johnson, Johnson, Royce, Strus, Isaac Okoro, Cam Thomas, Bridges, Cleveland, Dennis Smith Jr, O'Neale, Thomas Organizations: Cleveland Cavaliers, Brooklyn Nets, Barclays Center, Nets, Cavaliers, Brooklyn, Thomson Locations: Brooklyn , New York, USA, Cleveland, Brooklyn, midcourt
At a public housing complex in Coney Island, Brooklyn, a powerful Democratic councilman sought to quickly make the case for why voters should reject his opponent. “He was elected as a Democrat,” the councilman, Justin Brannan, said to a resident. “But he sold us out and became a Trump Republican.”Until recently, that simple argument would have been persuasive enough to convince most voters in this part of New York. Mr. Brannan’s opponent is Ari Kagan, a councilman who was elected as a Democrat to represent Coney Island, but is now a Republican. Because of redistricting, Mr. Brannan and Mr. Kagan have wound up contesting the same district.
Persons: , Justin Brannan, , Ari Kagan, Brannan, Kagan Organizations: Democratic, Trump Republican, Republicans, Republican Locations: Coney Island , Brooklyn, New York, Brooklyn, Coney
In Brooklyn, a Honduran-Inspired Backyard Dinner
  + stars: | 2023-10-25 | by ( Mahira Rivers | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +1 min
On a warm evening, not long before her guests were set to arrive, Cathleen O’Neil, 30, was stocking the bar for a dinner party at her home in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, while her co-host, the chef Feisal Lagos, 39, was hastily adding the finishing touches to his handwritten menu. During the pandemic, they missed the collaborative thrill of hosting and came up with the idea for the Regathering, a dinner series that would allow them to reunite with their circle. Their first meal, in July 2021, was a celebration of the end of social distancing, held in the backyard of O’Neil’s apartment building. “We needed to get out, to see our friends,” said O’Neil. “But we also both take what we do very seriously.” They served an ambitious menu of raw oysters with granita and grilled tilefish.
Persons: Cathleen O’Neil, Feisal, , , O’Neil, Chan, Camille Becerra Organizations: CONeil Productions, New Locations: Williamsburg , Brooklyn, New York
When Wendy Yang Clark first arrived on City Island, a place she had never heard of, it was early-morning dark. A costume designer, she was there to work on the HBO series “Boardwalk Empire” in this narrow, 1.5-mile-long section of the Bronx. “Then the sun comes up,” Ms. Clark said of that life-changing moment a decade ago, “and I’m in this little magical wonderland.”A woman walked by with several children, all carrying beach paraphernalia. “I asked her, ‘Is there a beach on this island?’ and she said, ‘There’s a beach on almost every block.’”Ms. Clark, 41, who was born in Hong Kong, studied theater at New York University, graduating in 2003. After renting in several Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens neighborhoods, she considered leaving New York, with its clutter and high prices, before she discovered City Island.
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NEW YORK (AP) — To appeal to a new generation of philanthropists, the Brooklyn Community Foundation is ditching the word “foundation” and establishing itself with a new name: Brooklyn Org. “The point isn’t lost on Rainey, who says that no matter what people call it, Brooklyn Org is still a foundation. But she said the new name reflects different practices the foundation has put in place that let residents steer the course of the institution. All of the foundation’s discretionary grantmaking, Rainey says, uses a participatory approach, where residents research and pick nonprofits to receive grants. The AP and the Chronicle receive support from the Lilly Endowment for coverage of philanthropy and nonprofits and are solely responsible for this content.
Persons: Jocelynne Rainey, grantmakers, ’ ”, , Edelman, Sruthi Sadhujan, Sadhujan, ” Sadhujan, isn’t, Rainey, Alex Daniels Organizations: Brooklyn Community Foundation, Brooklyn Org, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Independent Sector, Edelman Data, Intelligence, Ford Foundation, Associated Press, The, AP Locations: Brooklyn
Not when he was so ineffective in his return from back surgery that Simmons couldn't even protest much when he was bounced first from his normal position, then eventually from Nets coach Jacque Vaughn's rotation entirely. “It’s hard for a coach to really trust and believe in you when he’s not seeing it, right?” Simmons said. It gives the Nets hope that, no longer with Kevin Durant or Kyrie Irving, at least they now have the old Ben Simmons. “Ben Simmons going downhill is a problem,” said Doc Rivers, who coached Simmons in Philadelphia and is now an ESPN analyst. Simmons, used to his game being scrutinized in both his NBA homes, won't say much beyond that he is finally healthy again.
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“Likely, when we close our eyes and think of a small space, it’s white walls, no lighting and bad storage,” said Nate Berkus. Mr. Berkus, the celebrity interior designer, was standing in a bright, cabinet-outfitted bathroom that he designed for Apartment Therapy’s “Small/Cool NYC,” a pop-up exhibition in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. The event, which is running on consecutive weekends this month and will conclude on Sunday, Oct. 29, is halfway between a showhouse and a showroom. More than a dozen 10-by-12-foot room schemes — imagined by creators as fresh as Maitri Mody, a fashion influencer who posts on Instagram under the name Honey I Dressed the Pug, and as seasoned as the talk-show host and domestic strategist Drew Barrymore — offer tips for loosening up tight quarters. Visitors can steal ideas like Ms. Mody’s choice of fruit-and-vegetable-shaped hardware on sherbet-colored kitchen cabinets or they can shop the settings using QR codes.
Persons: , , Nate Berkus, Berkus, Drew Barrymore Locations: Sunset Park , Brooklyn
Alamo employees worked with United Auto Workers Local 2179 and this week voted to unionize, with nearly two-thirds in favor. They join Alamo employees at the Brooklyn theater, who voted last month to become part of Local 2179. At a time of labor action in the movie industry and beyond, union activity is expanding at movie theaters themselves, a trend which began during the pandemic. Within days, Brooklyn employees voted to unionize, by a margin of more than 2-to-1. “For years the workers of Brooklyn Alamo have tried to solve problems through dialogue with management, to no avail,” the union statement read in part.
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I spent a night at the first location of Hilton's new Tempo hotel brand in New York. My expensive Wellness Room with a Peloton and convenient amenities was one of the nicest I've stayed in. AdvertisementAdvertisementWhen I think of the perfect location for a comfortable and upscale hotel, I don't picture the heart of Times Square. But to my shock, Hilton has managed to pull this off with the first location of its new Tempo by Hilton lifestyle hotel brand. In late September, Insider paid a discounted media rate for me to spend one night in the new Tempo by Hilton Times Square, following its opening on August 8.
Persons: , Hilton Organizations: Tempo, Service, Hilton, Hilton Times Locations: New York, York City, Queens , Brooklyn, Manhattan, Midtown , Manhattan
Meanwhile over at Miu Miu, it was a heartfelt adieu to Fabio Zambernardi after more than four decades with the Prada Group; as in Milan, Miuccia Prada came out and took a bow with him one last time. Pamela Anderson attended fashion week shows sans makeup, as shown here at Vivienne Westwood. At Miu Miu, Sydney Sweeney, Emma Chamberlain, Zaya Wade and Mia Goth made for an eclectic, très-trendy front row; Cate Blanchett appeared at Louis Vuitton alongside Zendaya, who wore a dramatic white double-zipper dress that has gone viral. Issey Miyake continues to explore movement in its runway shows, this season with musicians imitating chirping and other sounds found in nature. Peter White/Getty ImagesOne of the most joyful moments on the Miu Miu runway was the accessory styling.
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“It reminded me of home,” said Dr. McCullough, who is from Baltimore. Dr. McCullough, now 38, was also in a new relationship with Lorne Behrman, whom she had met online. Mr. Behrman, 48, a musician and copywriter from California, had been divorced for several years. Email: thehunt@nytimes.com]When Dr. McCullough was growing up, money was tight and her family had to move a lot. So Mr. Behrman called James M. Armstrong, a friend and salesman with the Corcoran Group.
Persons: Covid, Danielle McCullough, , McCullough, Dr . McCullough, Lorne Behrman, Behrman, , Danielle, James M, Armstrong, ” Mr Organizations: East, aha, Corcoran Group Locations: East Harlem, Manhattan, Baltimore, anesthesiology, California, Midwood , Brooklyn, Westchester, McCullough’s
The cofounders of Arch Companies tried to fire each other amid accusations of misappropriating funds. "I'm really kind of flabbergasted by this," said a New York judge in response to their spat. "I'm really kind of flabbergasted by this," New York Judge Joel Cohen said of the firing at a recent hearing, The Real Deal reported. Nonetheless, the judge maintained in a hearing earlier this week that the two "seem to me to be frankly childish." Arch Companies did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Insider, made outside normal working hours.
Persons: Jeffrey Simpson, Jared Chassen, Simpson, Chassen, NurPhoto, Oak, JJ Arch, Joel Cohen Organizations: Arch Companies, Service, Companies, Simpson, York Locations: New York, Wall, Silicon, York, Greenwich, SoHo , Brooklyn, Queens, Toronto, Simpson
Faye Lauren, a celebrity makeup artist, loved the Williamsburg, Brooklyn, apartment she shared with two roommates for eight years. But in July, when Hollywood actors called a strike, celebrity red carpet events, and, in turn, Ms. Lauren’s career, evaporated. Without income, Ms. Lauren could not pay the rent. “When the actors’ strike happened, I knew that I had to leave,” she said. Two months into the actors’ strike, and almost five months into a writers’ strike against the same entertainment companies, people who work in the film and television industry are struggling to keep up with basic living expenses.
Persons: Faye Lauren, Lauren’s, Lauren, , , sublet, Bowie Locations: Williamsburg , Brooklyn, South Florida
New York City is getting serious about its laws on rentals and hotels. Tourists might have a hard time finding a place to stay in New York City. "We could see fewer budget travelers but more tourists willing to spend on regulated high-quality accommodations," he said. AdvertisementAdvertisementThe Airbnb law especially is a big change. Still, New York City will always draw tourists.
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Ms. Wood said it was meaningful that, from the very beginning, “we knew how to deal with each other at great moments of stress.”They enjoyed a friendship for a couple of years, then started dating in 2018. Mr. Brown watched Ms. Wood settle into her beloved studio. “It was about creating a home, creating an oasis for herself, and she found that. “To get the place,” she said, “I had to pull aside the broker at an open house and wire transfer a months’ rent. Everyone else is wasting time testing the water pressure, and I’m thinking I’ve already got my deposit in.”
Persons: Wood, , , Brown, Brooklyn Lauren Wood, I’ve Organizations: Mr Locations: Williamsburg, Brooklyn
On a recent Sunday, Oliver Hernandez jumped out of the van driven by his partner. The mom-and-pop shops along Fifth Avenue in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, were shuttered. A few folding tables were chained to street signs. A chair was tucked behind a gate. “Most vendors come at 8.”From the back of the van, he started pulling out buckets of flowers, then his backpack, a chair, a table, a canopy and pots of palm trees.
Persons: Oliver Hernandez, Mr, Hernandez Locations: Sunset Park , Brooklyn
Email: thehunt@nytimes.com]The couple contacted Matt DeSilva, an associate broker with Corcoran, whom Ms. Colley had met a few years before when she had a side hustle drawing floor plans for real estate agents. Mr. Mazumder, who is from Cleveland and has a Ph.D. in government from Harvard, is a writer and a cook. The couple, both 30, focused on co-ops priced up to $500,000, to translate into a monthly outlay of less than $3,000. “A lot of the time, the lower somebody’s budget, the higher their expectations.”Although Ms. Colley was happy to stay in her old stomping ground, Lower Manhattan won out. “I’ve been pretty used to not having those things,” Mr. Mazumder said.
Persons: Emma Colley, Shom Mazumder, Colley, , , Matt DeSilva, Corcoran, Mazumder, Mr, DeSilva, I’ve Organizations: Pratt Institute, HGTV, Harvard University, Mr, Harvard, Lower Manhattan Locations: Boston, New York City, Clinton Hill, Bedford, Stuyvesant , Brooklyn, Rochester , N.Y, Cleveland, Lower
The Best New Places to Drink in New York This Fall
  + stars: | 2023-08-24 | by ( Robert Simonson | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +1 min
The Portrait BarA new cocktail bar inside the Fifth Avenue Hotel is inspired by London landmarks and decorated with an array of portraits, hence the name. The drinks program is by Darryl Chan, who for many years worked at Bar Pleiades on the Upper East Side. 250 Fifth Avenue (28th Street). 100 Second Avenue (Sixth Street). 640 Manhattan Avenue (Nassau Avenue), Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Persons: Darryl Chan, Andrew Carmellini, Brandy Crusta, Kavé Pourzanjani, Ray Sakover, Shirley, Josh Vera, Janice Locations: London, Greenpoint, Nassau, Greenpoint , Brooklyn
About a half-hour before a mid-August Brooklyn Cyclones game, a family of three, a reporter and a middle-aged man dressed in a Jedi robe walked into an elevator at Maimonides Park. As the door closed and they began their ascent, the Jedi turned to the others and asked, “So, what planet are you all from?”“Um, Brooklyn,” responded the matriarch of the family. The Jedi proceeded to hum “Mad About Me,” by the Mos Eisley Cantina house band, Figrin D’an and the Modal Nodes, as if to tell them he was from the planet Tatooine. Out beyond the right-field wall, in the area known as the Backyard, a few hundred others were pounding brews and playing cornhole, blissfully unaware that a baseball game — the event that their ticket said they had paid to see — was about to begin. The two main draws on this particular Saturday were Star Wars Night and the $50 all-you-can-drink deal.
Persons: , Mos Eisley, Figrin D’an, cornhole Organizations: Brooklyn Cyclones Locations: Um, Brooklyn
Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare, the iconic three-Michelin-star tasting restaurant by chef César Ramirez, quietly ceased operations in July. Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare is one of New York's most hallowed culinary institutions. A former employee at Chef's Table at Brooklyn FareBut beneath the restaurant's pristine stainless-steel surface, chaos was brewing. By 2011, Chef's Table had become one of only 138 restaurants worldwide to boast three Michelin stars. This year, Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare was the highest-ranked US restaurant on the 2023 World's 50 Best Restaurants' list.
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Sam Bankman-Fried was remanded to the Metropolitan Detention Center, Brooklyn, on Friday. Ghislaine Maxwell complained of cockroaches and rodents when she was being held there. Sam Bankman-Fried is currently in a Brooklyn jail notorious for its poor conditions. Bankman-Fried is now being held in the Metropolitan Detention Center, Brooklyn, records from the Federal Bureau of Prisons show. MDC Brooklyn most recently made headlines as the facility where Ghislaine Maxwell and R. Kelly were held.
Persons: Sam Bankman, Fried, Ghislaine Maxwell, Lewis Kaplan, Caroline Ellison's, Kelly, banged, Judge Kaplan Organizations: Metropolitan Detention Center, Reuters, New York Times, Federal Bureau of Prisons, MDC Brooklyn, Intercept, MDC, of Prisons Locations: Brooklyn, Maxwell's
“She is the cutest, roly-poly, delicious dog,” said Katy Hansen, the director of marketing and communications for Animal Care Centers, which runs New York City’s public animal shelters. She said it was hard to believe Brooklyn had been living at the shelter for six months. The city’s shelter animal population has exploded, with many animals waiting weeks or months without being adopted. Because of overcrowding, dogs at the Manhattan shelter are being kept in makeshift kennels in offices, and stacks of cat cages line the halls. The cat population has grown to the point that last month, Animal Care Centers said it was “closed for cat intake.” But the organization’s contract with the city requires it to take in animals in need, and Ms. Hansen said hundreds of cats had been accepted since the announcement.
Persons: , Katy Hansen, Hansen Organizations: Animal Care, Animal Care Centers, Care Centers Locations: Brooklyn, Manhattan, roly, New York
An introduction to ice creamBen Van Leeuwen earned money in college by driving a Good Humor ice cream truck. From left: Ben Van Leeuwen, Pete Van Leeuwen and Laura O'Neill. Van Leeuwen Ice CreamDespite their best efforts, they were only able to raise a total of $60,000 from 15 friends and family members. Van Leeuwen Ice CreamVan Leeuwen Ice Cream was a hit from day one. Van Leeuwen Ice Cream CEO and co-founder Ben Van Leeuwen at a Williamsburg, Brooklyn scoop shop.
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Part of the answer can be found at a large church in Long Island City, Queens, the Evangel Christian Center, which the city said accepted nearly 200 people last week who had been in the line outside the Roosevelt Hotel, which has become the main intake center for migrants. Several migrants from the West African nation of Mauritania said Wednesday that they had been moved there from their sidewalk sleeping spots. Mohammed Yerim, a Mauritanian in his mid-20s, said he came directly to the church, bypassing the line outside the hotel, after arriving from Florida. Two emergency lodgings in recreation centers in Brooklyn in McCarren Park and Sunset Park that opened over the weekend are housing about 80 people each. A small number of migrants leave the shelter system each week after finding homes elsewhere.
Persons: Mohammed Yerim, Organizations: Evangel Christian Center Locations: Long Island City, Queens, West African, Mauritania, Mauritanian, Florida, Brooklyn, McCarren, Clinton Hill
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