I was wondering if anyone has ever made a cyanotype or van dyke brown on a tile. And how I might do it. For the prep and such and to seal it. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have done both ......

GQ has a new interview with Michael Steele, in which the embattled RNC chairman says that he is pro-choice: GQ: Are you saying you think women have the right to choose abortion? STEELE: Yeah. I mean, again, I think that’s an individual choice. […] GQ: Are you saying you don’t want to overt...

Welcome to First Word, wherein Eater and its correspondents sit for hours at steamy community board meetings to bring back the first word of new establishments and what they're up to. Your reports from the field always encouraged to tips@eater.com. One of the renderings shown last night, with bonus ...

Frank the Tank shows up at 10 Downing this week to reassess the talents of one Chef Jason Neroni. Of course Frank makes mention of Neroni's brush with the law, his James Beard grovelling, the year-long delays at 10 Downing, but when he gets to the point of the piece—Neroni's cooking—we l...

Welsh trio Threatmantics are headlining an evening of lovely noise at the Lexington tomorrow. Falling somewhere between roots-y blues folk and punk elements with catchy pop sensibilities. Also, instead of lead guitar, they have a viola. So sometimes you get more traditional sounds, sometimes some ef...

Last October, Almond, the unpretentious French bistro that's become a Bridgehampton hotspot, boldly expanded to Manhattan with an outpost in the Flatiron district. But even before the city's economy drifted into its current deep funk, chef/co-owner Jason Weiner faced a daunting task: finding a way t...

Dear Dr. [redacted], Last September I visited your office in order have a few medical concerns addressed. During the appointment, you wrote me a prescription and also took a look at the plantar wart I had on the ball of......

This is "a hell of a way to send a message about how much we need to regulate the handling of this stuff."...

And we'd like to welcome New York critic Adam Platt to the ring: "At new joint. Wine Geek ball busting the sommelier on Portugese varietal's. God help us." [Twitter]...

According to the Maryland Department of the Environment, approximately 4,000 gallons of toxic coal ash has spilled into the North Branch of the Potomac River in Luke, MD. A “dime sized” hole developed in the pipeline on March 8, but was not discovered until the next morning. Pete Altman ...