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Times Staff WriterNew York's secret gardens Surprising, serene refuges soften the city's hard-edged corners, cacophony and crowds. By Susan Spano Times NEW YORK Broadway runs on a diagonal; the D train goes to Yankee Stadium; for bagels, go to H&H on the Upper West...Tags: Queensboro Bridge, Upper West Side, Carnegie Hall, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Hudson River
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New York's secret gardens
Times Staff WriterBroadway runs on a diagonal; the D train goes to Yankee Stadium; for bagels, go to H&H on the Upper West Side. There are plenty of guidebooks to tell you things like that. What they don't explain and what many visitors never understand is how residents...Tags: Queensboro Bridge, Upper West Side, Carnegie Hall, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Hudson River
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Savoring Manhattan a cup at a time
Special to The TimesIt's tough to shake any value from that expensive hotel room when Lower Manhattan so alluringly insists that you stay up all night. Here, a midnight dinner in an adventurous bistro like the Spotted Pig is not only possible but ordinary. Music lovers...Tags: Dining and Drinking, U.S. Airways, Trips and Vacations, New York University, Rem Koolhaas
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Jewish music flavors a new production
St. Louis Post-DispatchMaybe you don't know where klezmer music comes from. But you probably know where it went. Think of the sinuous clarinet solo that pierces Benny Goodman's "Sing, Sing, Sing," right through its swinging heart. Or think of another big hit of the same era,...Tags: Arts and Culture, Entertainment Events, Music Industry, Yale Repertory Theatre, Maxwell Street
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Cannes Films On the Critical List
VarietySCOTT FOUNDAS "All Is Lost" (J.C. Chandor) Chandor, who made an impressive debut with Margin Call in 2011, ventures far from Wall Street — and dry land — for this followup, starring Robert Redford as a man lost at sea in a movie that purports to have...Tags: Sandrine Kiberlain, The Holocaust (1934-1945), Entertainment, Literature, Ellis Island
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Dr. Thomas Ruggieri, treated members of religious orders
NewsdayDr. Thomas Ruggieri, a Port Jefferson internist known for dispensing free treatment to clergy and members of religious orders, died April 30 in Mather Memorial Hospital in the North Shore village. He was 76. The cause of death was complications...Tags: Floral Park, Mount Sinai, Colleges and Universities, Roman Catholicism, Internists
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To do Wednesday: Tate Stevens, Rayya Elias and "Jewish Broadway"
Music Tate Stevens: The 2012 "X Factor" champ will perform Wednesday night at Renegades Country Bar and Grill in West Palm Beach (600 Village Blvd.). The family-friendly 6 p.m. show will include a bounce house, cotton candy and remote-controlled cars....
Tags: Arts and Culture, Judaism, Religion and Belief, Music Industry, Entertainment
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Will this be Bangladesh's Triangle fire moment?
Last week, more than 300 people were killed in the collapse of a building that housed clothing manufacturers in the Dhaka region of Bangladesh. Many dozens more may be buried in the rubble. Just five months earlier, 112 workers died in a factory fire,...
Tags: Consumer Goods Industries, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Bangladesh, Immigration, Greenwich Village
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Seth Meyers, Hannibal Buress come home for 'Just For Laughs Chicago' in June
RedEyeSeth Meyers and Hannibal Buress are coming home for the fifth annual TBS Just for Laughs Chicago comedy festival in June. Evanston native Meyers, who runs the "Saturday Night Live" writers' room and "Weekend Update," is one of the festival's anchors--get...Tags: Religulous (movie), Nick Swardson, Al Madrigal, Just Go with It (movie), Entertainment Events
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Perez to headline UPJ commencement
Activist, Academy Award-nominated actress and Emmy-nominated choreographer Rosie Perez is to speak at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown’s 41st annual Commencement ceremony. Perez is a vocal advocate for many causes, and has spoken...Tags: Hispanic Heritage Month, AIDS, Barack Obama, HIV, Bronx (New York City)
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No clouds, no sun for Pat DiNizio and the Smithereens
Pat DiNizio likes things real. He buys his music from Vintage Vinyl in Fords, N.J. He buys his meat from John's, a family-owned butcher in Scotch Plains. He likes the "ritual" walk from his Lower East Side apartment at Seventh and A to the nearby...
Tags: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Mojo Tour (2010), Entertainment Events, The White Stripes (music group), Meyer Amphitheatre, Bob Dylan
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Diane Farr: Visiting home without phoning home
Humor HotelMy birthplace is New York City, which might seem a very anonymous place. Yet, after moving away, the first time I "snuck" back to my hometown -- without telling my family -- I was convinced I would get caught. I worried both in California, where I live...Tags: West Village, Upper West Side
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