Flatiron Hot! Critic – Movie Review: Life of Pi
In a way, Yann Martel’s Life of Pi was the perfect novel to adapt into a film. Its pages are loaded with the kind of spectacle, self-consciously weighty themes and […]
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A Taste of Union Square Green Market via Interview (Video)
It takes more than a couple of storms (even one that goes by the name of “superstorm Sandy”) to keep the Flatiron District/Chelsea out of action. Case in point: Union […]
The Dilemma of the Brainy Sci-Fi Blockbuster (BSFB) Part 1
The Flatiron Hot! Critic deconstructs the Sci-Fi Blockbusters – Part 1 … One can select any number of summer blockbusters to support the cliched assertion that Hollywood has lost its […]
Election Fever Strikes the Flatiron Neighborhood – A Sampler
All eyes in the Flatiron district and its environs, as well of the New York City Seminar and Conference Center and its patrons, turn to the elections! Pundits and […]
Help for Storm Afflicted Flatiron Area Businesses – From the Flatiron 23rd Street Parnership Offices …
Editor’s Note: Our Friends at the Flatiron 23rd Street Partnership BID sent an e-mail around with this useful info for area businesses coping with the aftermath of the storm, which has […]
Danza Permanente Blends Color, Music, Dance for Unique Aesthetic Experience
Technically, a critic would not be remiss in describing choreographer DD Dorvillier’s Danza Permanente as an interpretive dance based on Beethoven’s String Quartet in A Minor (op. 132), but that […]
Danza Permanente Blends Color, Music, Dance for Unique Aesthetic Experience
Technically, a critic would not be remiss in describing choreographer DD Dorvillier’s Danza Permanente as an interpretive dance based on Beethoven’s String Quartet in A Minor (op. 132), but that […]
