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Arts & Culture
Pencil & Photo: Hudson River Fun
Last year my boyfriend and I took a relaxing sunset boat ride through Statue Cruises. Looking back at Manhattan from
Arts & Culture
Behind the Scenes at Paris Fashion Week with photographer Nina Westervelt
Fashion photographer Nina Westervelt gives Untapped some behind the scenes shots at Paris Fashion Week! When asked what her favorite
Architecture
Privately Owned Public Spaces and the Occupy Wall Street Protests
The national “Occupy” movements may have taken their cues from the takeover of public spaces in Spain and the Arab
Food & Drink
Recipe Corner: Roasted Eggplant Pizza with Fontina and Olives
I have never been particularly career-oriented (hence the title of my personal blog). But while reading one of Ruth
Food & Drink
The Loewen Garden’s Farmers’ Market
With only around 700 square kilometers of space, farmland is scarce in Singapore and most of the fruits and vegetables
Budapest
Quest for Quality Wines, Part II: Hungary
Tasting wines at the Budavári Borfesztivál (wine festival) in Budai Vár (the castle on the Buda side of Budapest) In
Architecture
HSBC BankCab gives free rides in vintage style
Looks like the HSBC BankCab is back with a new spin. I saw it drive by Lincoln Center yesterday and
Architecture
Strangely New York: Bag Your Bumlingar Jordgubb at Sockerbit
For twenty years, Mitch Broder wrote about New York for the nation’s largest newspaper chain. On Mitch Broder’s
Architecture
In Search of John Purroy Mitchel: The Boy Mayor
“No stauncher American, no abler and more disinterested public servant, and no finer natural soldier than [John] Purroy Mitchel was
Architecture
A New York Hidden Gem: The Paley Center for Media
Calling all couch potatoes, channel surfers, sofa sloths, remote hogs and television addicts. Rejoice! We have the perfect museum for
Architecture
Off the Grid, Exploring the Sydney Laneway
As a new “Sydneysider,” I tend to stay away from the outspoken Sydney-Melbourne rivalry, which dates back to Pre-
Food & Drink
PART II Singapore Takeout Series: Meet the Chefs
Continuing on from our Part I coverage of the Singapore Takeout, we feature the renowned chefs who have completed their
