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The article reviews two plays performed in New York City including "Imaginary Friends," at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre and "The Mercy Seat,"directed by Neil LaBute at the Manhattan Class Company Theater.

The article reviews the theatrical productions "Fifth of July" performed at Off-Broadway's Signature Theatre and "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" performed at the Royale Theatre in New York City.

The article discloses the old and new establishments located in Harlem, New York. Various jazz and cocktail bars are presented including Lenox Lounge and 67 Orange Street. Restaurants and bakeries are also presented in Harlem including Hudson River Cafe, Red Rooster Harlem, and Levain Bakery. Cultural places are also presented, which are the Studio Museum in Harlem and Museum for Africa Art.

Several photographs depicting the interior and architectural design and furnishings of the hotel, The Setai Fifth Avenue located in New York City, are presented.

The article reviews the architectural design of Bar Artisanal, a new restaurant in Manhattan, New York City.

The article presents information on the interior design of Virgin Atlantic's new Clubhouse, at John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York, a largely transparent space that New York City-based Shop Architects have deliberately made into a striking architectural and aeronautical peepshow. Located in a former observation area that faces the airport's runways and plane traffic, the lounge is built to treat Virgin's high-paying upper-class passengers to take-off views, but also to wow coach-class onlookers who can view its every inch of its 7,000 square feet through voyeuristic glass walls. Shop Architects came to the project aiming to create a revolution in luxury airport lounge design. There are Apple Macintosh computer stations, Sony plasma screen televisions to provide entertainment, and staff roaming the clubhouse with mobile Hewlett Packard Tablet PCs to get passengers checked in. There are also two shower rooms with Dornbracht faucets and a hotel's worth of high-design furniture, including a lengthy leather banquette from B & B Italia, Eero Saarinen dining chairs, and various pieces by Charles Eames.

Within the shell of a Manhattan computer shop, New York-based architect Tony Chi has installed one of his more holistic projects, a 2,000-square-foot vegan restaurant called Gobo. What he wanted, in fact, was the interior-design equivalent of a communal sentiment, which he felt was prevalent in the surrounding Greenwich Village neighborhood during his youth in the 1960s. Wood, specifically antique chestnut and bleached oak, is the dominant material in play: the former is implemented in the floors and walls, the latter used to create chairs, banquettes, doors, and cabinets.

The article presents travel tips from various individuals about experiencing hip-hop culture in New York City. Individuals such as Wes Jackson, executive director of the Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival, rapper Jasmine Solano, and editor Jordan Sommers offer information on their favorite theaters, restaurants, and nightclubs such as Mo's, Pastis, and Ms. Lily's.

The article reviews several restaurants including Talay, Covo, and the Hudson River Café, all located in in Harlem, New York City.

The article reviews several restaurants in Harlem, New York including East Harlem Cafe in Lexington Avenue, El Cafe at El Museo del Barrio at Fifth Avenue, and La Marqueta at Park Avenue East.

The article presents a list of ten cultural events and locations of interest in New York City, New York in 2011. It states the U.S. Open will be held at Flushing Meadows from August 29 to September 11. It comments on performances at the Lincoln Center by the Cleveland Orchestra, the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Mariinsky Ballet and others. It talks about activities at Governors Island including the Pig Island food festival, the Dave Matthews Band Caravan, and the Jazz Age Lawn Party.

The article discusses French candle maker Cire Trudon and notes it has opened up a retail store in New York City.

The article reviews the exhibition of modern art work collected by the late Donald Fisher, co-founder of the clothing company Gap, entitled "Calder to Warhol: Introducing the Fisher Collection," running until September 19, 2010 at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

A review of the Italian restaurant Maialino in New York City is presented.

A review is offered for the Breslin restaurant in New York City.

The article reviews the Greenwich Hotel in Manhattan, New York.

The article reviews the theatrical production "Gypsy," starring Patti LuPone and directed by Arthur Laurents, at the St. James Theatre in New York City beginning in March 2008.

Reports on the legal efforts by dance enthusiasts and civil-rights lawyers to terminate the old cabaret laws in New York. Introduction to Paul Chevigny, professor of the New York University who leads the movement; Evaluation of the cabaret laws; Statement from Mayor Michael Bloomberg about the irrelevance of police controlling nightlife in the city.

Presents information on the W Hotels, a chain of business hotels from Starwood Hotels and Resorts, in New York. Information on the hotels; Types of services provided by the hotels; Description of the hotels; Identification of the individual who will design the rooms of one of the hotels; Comments from Hilary Billings, senior vice president of brand development and design for W.