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Flatiron Hot! Pundit: Revolution Books Hosts Lewis Lapham, Andy Zee Conversation
May 10, 2014 | Eric ShapiroAnyone with the least bit of interest in the written word is no doubt aware that bookstores are in a desperate fight against extinction. Amazon, combined with the invention and rapid spread of tablets, have made it easier than ever … Read More
NYC Seminar Center Offers Summer Discount on 19th-Floor American Room
May 9, 2014 | Eric ShapiroBy the Flatiron Hot! News Editorial Staff
One of the benefits of hosting an event in New York City is the sense of atmosphere that only the “greatest city in the world” can provide.
The New York City Seminar and … Read More
Quirky Coming of Age Dramedy “Sleeping With the Fishes” Paints Nuanced Portrait of Jewish-Latino Upbringing
May 5, 2014 | Eric ShapiroDirector and screenwriter Nicole Gomez Fisher’s star is on the rise. Possessing a distinctive, quirky style that simultaneously lends itself well to indie films and suggests mainstream potential, she pulls off a deft balance between light humor and meaningful exploration … Read More
Dos Equis’ Most Interesting Man in the World Hits Flatiron Plaza North at Noon Today!
April 29, 2014 | Tod ShapiroBy Tod Shapiro and the Flatiron Hot! News Editorial Staff
Dos Equis and their roving ambassador of good cheer and beer, the fabled “Most Interesting Man in the World,” are making a pit stop right here in the Flatiron District … Read More
Farm Heroes Brings Walking, Talking Veggies to Flatiron Public Plaza
April 9, 2014 | Eric ShapiroIs it possible – walking, talking carrots, tomatoes and green apples taking over the Flatiron North Public Plaza? No, your eyes are not deceiving you. Get out on this sunny Wednesday afternoon at lunch time and check out the latest, … Read More
Game of Thrones Season 4 Premiere – “Two Swords” Review & Synopsis
April 6, 2014 | Eric ShapiroEvery Game of Thrones season premiere consists in part of playing catch-up and season 4’s premiere, “Two Swords,” is no exception. In a show with so many characters and locations, it is necessary to remind the audience of who’s who and … Read More
The New York Times Critics Just Don’t Get Game of Thrones
April 6, 2014 | Eric ShapiroThe New York Times doesn’t get Game of Thrones, or the fantasy genre for that matter. One of the most (justifiably) prestigious publications in the world forfeits all credibility when it comes to nerd culture. Faced with true, unabashed fantasy, … Read More
“Waiting for Godot” Shines With Ian McKellan, Patrick Stewart Bromance
March 28, 2014 | Eric ShapiroWaiting for Godot is the kind of play that lends itself to infinite interpretations. Samuel Beckett created a masterpiece full of ambiguity, allowing actors and directors to put their own unique stamp on the material. Director Sean Mathias’ rendition, starring Ian … Read More
Flatiron Partnership Holds Business Assistance Forum at Baruch College
March 26, 2014 | Eric ShapiroCompiled by Louis Hunecke, Eric Shapiro & Tod Shapiro – Edited by the Flatiron Hot! News Editorial Staff
Yesterday, the Flatiron Partnership held a Business Assistance Forum at the Newman Seminar and Conference Center at Baruch College. Students, aspiring entrepreneurs, … Read More
Landscapes/Landschaft Conveys Spirit of New York at Flatiron Prow Art Space
March 24, 2014 | Eric ShapiroNew York City is famous for its art museums, so what better way to expose this bounty of creativity than by displaying it in public for all pedestrians to see? The Sprint Flatiron Prow Art Space has been home to a … Read More