A daily lowdown on what makes New York, New York.
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MONDAY’S TO-DOS
Speed up your morning beauty routine with an ingenious brow gel.
Catch the last day of the MoMA’s “Born Out of Necessity” exhibit.
Plan a double date to see Sara & Tegan at the Beacon Theatre tonight and tomorrow.
See “Greenwich Village Music That Defined a Generation” in Greenwich Village.
Forget winter and sip tropical drinks at the first Tiki Monday party at GoldBar.
MONDAY’S TO-DOS
Pucker up and find an au naturel cure for chapped lips.
Get to the Guggenheim before “Picasso Black & White” closes on Wednesday.
Order up Sazeracs and steak frites at Rogue & Canon opening tonight.
Check out former Girls singer Christopher Owens going stag at the Bowery Ballroom.
Catch up on your Oscar contenders at the Angelika downtown.
MONDAY’S TO-DOS
-Show your true colors with an ultra-easy, DIY ombre hair color kit.
-Kick off your “read-more” resolution with Ayana Mathis’ “The Twelve Tribes of Hattie.”
-Take a fresh look—and listen—to early music with Musica Nuova at Le Poisson Rouge.
-Go full circle at the newly opened Noho Italian eatery Circolo.
-Bowl for justice at Brooklyn Bowl with Led Zep revivalists Leroy Justice.
MONDAY’S TO-DOS
• Follow the rainbow to the hottest nail colors for the month of August.
• Pick up some laughs at Comedy at the Grocery on the Lower East Side.
• See the original champion of the 99 percent at Bryant Park’s screening of “The Adventures of Robin Hood” starring Errol Flynn.
• Meet up with Woody Allen’s tour of Europe in “To Rome With Love” at the Angelika.
• Stay out late with Alt-J and leave the light on for Illumntr at the Mercury Lounge.
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MONDAY’S TO-DOS
• Learn the ten commandments of mascara.
• Check out “Union Square,” a dramedy about sisters, at the Angelika
• Go classic with the Luminance of Color showcase at Le Poisson Rouge.
• Chill out with Morgan James singing sultry Nina Simone at the Jazz at Lincoln Center
• Refresh after a steamy day with rooftop cocktails at the Mondrian Soho’s new Soaked lounge.
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MONDAY’S TO-DOS
• Add some red, white, and blue to your summer wardrobe.
• Show your Independent Spirit with a DIY stars-and-stripes mani-pedi.
• Check out some wise-cracking, firecrackers with Comedy at the Grocery in the LES.
• Prepare for “A Burning Hot Summer” at the IFC Center starring Monica Bellucci and Louis Garrel.
• Count down to a midweek “Dreams” vacation with Stevie Nicks at the Beacon Theatre tonight!
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MONDAY’S TO-DOS
It’s never “just another Monday” in New York City
• Start counting the days (er, minutes) to Memorial Day weekend! (5,760…5,759…5,758).
• Go swimsuit shopping for an ultra-flattering LBB (“little black bikini”).
• Check out Mercury Prize hopefuls, Dry the River, at the Mercury Lounge
• Slack off with the Bamberg Symphony and Schubert’s “Unfinished” Symphony No. 8 at Lincoln Center.
• Sip fancy cocktails and nibble delish bar bites at the new FiDI hotspot Demi Monde.
MONDAY’S TO-DOS
It’s never “just another Monday” in New York City
• Look good in an April downpour—and unfazed by seasonal allergies.
• See “Yossi,” the film that opened this year’s World Narrative
competition at the Tribeca Film Festival.
• Order up a crisp prosecco on tap at the newly discovered Fig. 19
tucked behind a gallery on the Lower East Side.
• Catch “Siegfried” (without Roy)—Wagner’s bewitching forest-set opera
which opened at the Met this past Saturday.
• Feel pretty in The Big Pink, when the U.K. synth-rock duo play the
Bowery Ballroom tonight.
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MONDAY’S TO-DOS
It’s never “just another Monday” in New York City
• Start planning your Tribeca Film Festival movie marathon kicking off
April 18 for 11 days!
• Catch more bees with The Honey Brothers (a.ka. Adrian Grenier’s
ukele-driven indie folk band—swoon!).
• Try acclaimed Portland chef Andy Ricker’s eagerly awaited Pok Pok NY
opening tonight.
• Rethink your blonde ambition’s a la Dakota Fanning’s ombre hair
running from dark roots to honey tips with platinum in between.
• Wax poetic with the National Poetry Slam! at the legendary Apollo Theater.
