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Flatiron Hot! News | November 24, 2024

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Opinion and Commentary

Game of Thrones Season 4 Premiere – “Two Swords” Review & Synopsis

April 6, 2014 |

Every 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 |

The 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

Stephen Colbert Tweet Exposes Dilemma of Racism, Political Correctness

March 28, 2014 |

Stephen Colbert deals in satire. His show, The Colbert Report on Comedy Central, is a satiric show. Judging by the public response to one of “his” tweets (actually tweeted by someone else, but that’s beside the point), many Americans don’t … Read More

Flatiron Partnership Holds Business Assistance Forum at Baruch College

March 26, 2014 |

Compiled 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 |

New 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

Center for Book Arts Exhibit Showcases Sublime Symmetry of Books

March 20, 2014 |

The Center for Book Arts is a hidden New York City gem. Located in Chelsea, a stone’s throw away from the Flatiron District at 28 West 27th Street, the Center is discreetly tucked away on the 3rd floor where the … Read More

Paid Sick Leave in New York: What Employers & Employees Need to Know

March 7, 2014 |

The New York City Council expanded last year’s Earned Sick Time Act on February 26th to require all businesses with five or more employees to grant employees up to five sick days annually. Mayor Bill de Blasio’s initiative has generated controversy in the business community. … Read More

Corey Johnson, Progressive Wunderkind, Meets Chelsea at TD Bank-Flatiron 23rd St. Partnership Open Meeting

March 6, 2014 |

Edited by the NYC Seminar & Conference Center’s Flatiron Hot! News Editorial Staff

Bill de Blasio wasn’t the only bold progressive to take New York City by storm last November. Along with him came a surge of fresh Democratic faces … Read More

Flatiron Foodie: Pergola Restaurant Offers Mediterranean Cuisine With a Distinctive Twist

February 28, 2014 |

When you go to a restaurant that just opened, sometimes you’re taking a gamble. After all, how can you assess its quality when it’s only been in business for a short time? In the case of Pergola, a Mediterranean restaurant that … Read More

Madison Square Park Hosts Ivan Navarro Water Towers Installation

February 27, 2014 |

Sometimes objects are so common that you stop noticing them. This is especially the case in New York City, where the fast pace, neurosis and stress of urban life cause the mundane features of the physical world surrounding us to … Read More