Hidden Gem in the city! You didn't hear about it from me! -Derek, The A-List: New York
Redskins Late Night tv show tapes here on Tuesday...great way to meet the players.
Explore more than 250,000 works of art in the Sackler's permanent collection, including a self-portrait by Vincent van Gogh. Read more.
Fast-food mini-burger fans love the fresh-ground beef sliders with caramelized onions from local chef Bryan Caswell, best enjoyed with a White Russian milk shake.
6 Nations Rugby Championship will be shown here. Kitchen opens at noon. They've counted 27 steps to the Central Square T stop, are they right?
The Center was established in 1942 as part of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics and was later incorporated into the National Aeronautics & Space Administration as a laboratory for aircra
This typical cave à manger has excellent no-cook edibles ranging from cured meats & fish to well-aged cheeses. Wine prices are listed for to-go purchase; corkage added for bottles drunk on premises. Read more.
Take a guided tour- it’s free with admission and you don’t need to sign up. Meet in the Great Hall once you grab the next start time from the info booth. #vday
‘Paddington Bear’ was written by Michael Bond in 1958. His bear arrived here somehow from ‘deepest, darkest Peru’ and was named after the station. You can find a statue of him near the escalators.
Redskins brunch crowd this is the place is for you... All you can drink Bloody Marys or Mimosas for $14.
One of the best hotels in the area, the Ritz Carlton oozes style and class. With an amazing lobby (don't forget to look up when you walk in), plus a fab pool and beach, it's everything you could want
A towering glass edifice in the heart of Manhattan, Gucci’s New York store is a grand architectural endeavour that has become a global shopping destination. Situated at 725 5th Avenue, the store cover
Leave your iPhone in a taxi in the rush between shows? Stop in here to replace it. You can also check your email and use their restroom (on the 3rd floor).
Pass through Johnston Gate, an 1889 Georgian Revival by McKim, Mead, & White. The gate is one of the most photographed locations on campus.
The only structure in North America designed by renowned French architect Le Corbusier, the building itself is a work of art. It hosts exhibitions from artists, lectures, and the Harvard Film Archive. Read more.
A coal-fired power station with 250 foot high chimneys stood here between 1893 and final demolition in the 1990s. The river supplied cooling water, and Thames barges brought coal and took away ash.
The first single off Bone Thugs-n-Harmony's "E. 1999 Eternal" album, 1st of the Month was the group's first hit, and was nominated for a Grammy Award that year. Read more.
Take Dad to the POV lounge atop the W Hotel, where you can ply the old man with bottomless bellinis, show him spectacular views of the monuments, & let him graze to his heart’s content from the place. Read more.
The island was landscaped in the 1880s & served as a staging ground by the U.S. military during World War II for a re-enactment of a Pacific island invasion by the Navy and Marine Corps.
The club was founded by the foreman of the Thames Ironworks in 1895, hence team nicknames ‘the Hammers’ or ‘the Irons’. Their first game at the current ground was a 3-0 victory vs Millwall in 1904.
Whitney Museum founder Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney moved here in 1907. At the time, the street also housed artists Daniel Chester French, Charles Hawthorne, and Ernest Lawson, among others.
The first bridge here was inaugurated on 1 June 1759, when the Prince of Wales (later George III) and his mother Princess Augusta rode across it. The bridge was rebuilt in 1789 and 1903.
Celeb sightings galore and hot hot staff! Request the Loft Suite- you will feel like you’re in my apartment! -Derek, The A-List: New York
This shopping center hosted the a Voyage of the Dawn Treader themed interactive ice palace from November 12, 2010 to December 24, 2010. Read more.
This museum opened in 1931 displaying European & American Art. In recent years the museum has shifted towards contemporary art & photography exhibits, and is home to artists such as Picasso and Monet.
