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Daily What?! Where Can I Eat Human Flesh in NYC?
We hope that you will all try this as soon as you read it. Ask Siri where you can eat
Daily What?! NYC Department of Transportation Presents Curbside Haiku
One of our readers spotted this innovative safety initiative last week. The New York City Department of Transportation, in conjunction
Daily What?! Finding Angkor Wat and Mayan Temples in Paris at Porte Champerret
When we first walked by Porte Champerret in the 17th Arrondisement, we didn’t realize the two art installations at
Daily What?! A Beach House on Top of a Building in the East Village
Talk about raising the roof! Next time you find yourself strolling around the East Village, stop by the intersection of
Daily What?! Nap Pods in the Empire State Building
For all the talk about New York City being the city that never sleeps, we were surprised (and delighted) when
Daily What?! Cole Porter's Piano in the Waldorf Astoria
In 1934, Cole Porter lived in New York at the Waldorf Astoria Towers. He played songs like, “You’re the
Daily What?! Manholes as Public Art in NYC
Watch where you’re walking or anyone could miss stepping on a sculpture. Sculptor Lawrence Weiner engraved 19 different manholes
Daily What?! Levitating Man in Paris at Saint Michel and Beaubourg
On our way to meet the blogger behind this awesome website Messy Nessy Chic, we came across this man, “levitating”
Daily What?! The Blotto Campaign Against Drunk Driving in NYC
At first glance, the above image, which has been plastered on phone kiosks in Brooklyn, Queens and Bronx, will probably
Daily What?! A Mosque in an Old Movie Theater in Sunset Park
We’re used to the once-sacred becoming commercialized (Christmas in America, anyone?), but occasionally, roles are reversed. The commercial
Daily What?! The Bronze Union Rat in Midtown Manhattan
Every now and then in New York City, one gets to see “union rats”—they are those large, inflatable, grey
Daily What?! An Indoor Tropical Oasis in NYC's Ford Foundation
On a walk west on 42nd Street from the neo-Gothic-infused neighborhood of Tudor City, the Ford Foundation Building