PHOTO: The stands are packed to see The Beatles play Shea Stadium in 1965, at the link! 続きを読む
Would you like to try Obama's favorite burger when your traveling thru NY's LGA Airport? Go to Five Guy's Burgers and Fries in the central terminal before security at the American Airlines gates.
Seek out this shop for an extensive selection of high-end underpinnings so lovely you'll want the world to see them. Before you buy have the fitting experts size you up-it's free.
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While everyone makes a beeline for Shake Shack, outsmart the crowd and head to Box Frites. They’ll serve you faster than a Doc Gooden heater, and you’ll have a smorgasbord of dipping sauces. Amazin’!
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This newly renovated stadium is home to the Mets. Their food selection is some of the best in the nation. Check out the NY favorite Shake Shack or Blue Smoke BBQ.
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Their John Daly is one of Stamford's signature summer drinks, but don't sleep on the Dirty Bleu, a quirky martini featuring Belvedere vodka, olive brine, dry vermouth, and blue cheese-stuffed olives. 続きを読む
While here today, cheer on K-SWISS athletes, Mardy Fish (grandstand), Vera Zvonareva (LAS), and Kateryna Bondarenko (AAS) @kswiss @kswiss_sport
Vote for your favorite bakery or sweet shop and see who advances to the next round of Connecticut's Sweet 16! 続きを読む
Rowleys is one of the best bars in Fairfield County to watch European sports like rugby and soccer. It gets pretty vocal and their bartenders are top-notch. 続きを読む
Did you know: Arthur Ashe Stadium is the largest outdoor tennis venue in the world and hosts 22,547 seats.@kswiss @kswiss_sport
There isn't really a bad seat in the house! Be sure to stay hydrated; it's all outdoors & the sun can be oppressive. Take the 7 or LIRR to avoid traffic. And stop by our boutique while you're there!
Once known as the Singer Bowl and host of the World's Fair, the stadium reopened as Louis Armstrong Stadium in 1978 with the US Open's move to Flushing, Queens. @kswiss @kswiss_sport
Peter Worthington: At some point—maybe now – we have got to amend airport security and start profiling those likely to blow the damn plane up – not patting down three-year-old children. Read more: 続きを読む
