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S'MAC (short for Sarita's Macaroni & Cheese) is an exciting eatery located in the heart of Manhattan's East Village. We opened our doors on June 24, 2006. http://www.smacnyc.com/

S'MAC - Sarita's Macaroni & Cheese

Perfume Genius I got out of the city for a bit this past weekend.

FREEwilliamsburg: The Williamsburg, Brooklyn Based Culture Guide

http://www.freewilliamsburg.com/
http://www.bastilledaynyc.com/act0.html Including a 4-night stay at the Novotel Paris Vaugirard Montparnasse, courtesy of Accor Hotels and Novotel , and round-trip Coach Class travel for two from New York to Paris, courtesy of American Airlines , the Official Airline of FIAF Including a 7-night stay at Club Med Sandpiper Bay in Florida, courtesy of Club Med , and four round-trip tickets from New York-Miami, courtesy of ALTOUR

Bastille Day on 60th Street, New York City | Sunday, July 10, 2011 | 12–5pm | Fifth Avenue to Lexington Avenue

Summer in New York City is paradise for the stingy cinephile. In addition to new releases at multiplexes and art houses throughout the five boroughs, the warmer months bring free outdoor screenings of huge hits and cult classics, shown in some of the City's most striking settings. These include the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge, a 30-foot-high plaza in the thick of the Lower Manhattan skyline—and the Coney Island boardwalk, where NYC & Company stages its own succession of Flicks on the Beach .

Free Movies in New York City – HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival, Coney Island Flicks on the Beach and More / nycgo.com

http://www.nycgo.com/articles/free-outdoor-movies-in-nyc
Jang Hun started out as an assistant director to Kim Ki-Duk, but with his first film, Rough Cut, he established himself as Korea’s answer to Steven Soderbergh: a director making big budget movies with an independent sensibility. Rough Cut, Secret Reunion and The Frontline have all become massive box office hits without making an compromises or talking down to their audiences. To round out the trio of movies in this mini-retrospective, we’re including White Night, another crime film that transforms itself into something dark, glittering and truly amazing. One of the biggest hits of 2011, The Frontline is the simple story of a hill: Aerok Hill, a small rise on the Eastern Front of the Korean War that changed hands 30 times over 18 months of fighting. A military investigator is dispatched to see if allegations that the South Korean soldiers tasked with taking the hill are collaborating with their North Korean enemies to deliver letters to their families. http://subwaycinemanews.com/

Subway Cinema News: Your Guide to Asian Entertainment in NYC and Beyond

http://nymag.com/nymetro/nightlife/n_8479/ 1. Sahara East Dine on Middle Eastern standards like tabbouleh and hummus; after you eat, choose from about 40 flavors of tobacco (like apple and mango). ($10 per hookah; 184 First Avenue; 212-353-9000.)

Top Five Hookah Bars