Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Philippe

"She's thinking Philippe, I'm thinking Wing Stop" Rick Ross (Ft. Gucci Mane) - MC Hammer


Okay no! We obviously prefer Philippe's chicken satay to Wing Stop's wings, sorry Rick Ross.  Philippe is one of our favorite places to dine in the city and Hamptons.  Mr. Chow's chicken satay is to die for, the creamy sauce loaded with calories, makes you want to down 5 of these delicious skewers.  Another must have are the chicken lettuce wraps, yummy.

What we enjoy:
B - Crispy Beef & Philippe's House Salad
Justinien - Chilean Sea Bass
Hamptons House - Crunchy Duck Salad, Vegetable Dumplings, Beijing Chicken, & House Me Mignon

Spotted @ Madison location: Shawn & Marlon Wayan and Jerome Bettis with crew
Spotted @ East Hampton: Chris Bosh

Philippe - Hot Spot, Must for the Hamptons, Group for Groups
33 East 60th Street
New York, NY  10022

East Hampton 
44 Three Mile Harbor Road
East Hampton, NY  11935

you'll be dreaming about Philippe's chicken satays; you're welcome

-S&B

*Hit - if you're in the East Hampton location pop into Lily Pond after for some dancing & house music

Happy National S'mores Day!!!

You're probably wondering how could we miss this amazing holiday; we're speechless!



Yesterday was National S'Mores Day but we figured since we were late in celebrating we would give you another day to enjoy these ammmmmazing treats.


-S&B


Reasons Why We Heart This City #4

Spotted on Park Avenue @ 7:30am

Soooo sexy!

-S&B

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Battle for the Best...French Fries

Battle for the Best French Fries is on!!! 




See above for  all the fry places we will be trying.  If you have any suggestions, pictures, reviews, please let us know!!!


-S&B

Get Cultured!

Ending October 11th MoMa will be displaying Matisse's Radical Invention, 1913-1917 on the 6th floor.

"In the time between Henri Matisse's (1869–1954) return from Morocco in 1913 and his departure for Nice in 1917, the artist produced some of the most demanding, experimental, and enigmatic works of his career—paintings that are abstracted and rigorously purged of descriptive detail, geometric and sharply composed, and dominated by shades of black and gray. Works from this period have typically been treated as unrelated to one another, as an aberration within the artist's development, or as a response to Cubism or World War I. Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913–1917 moves beyond the surface of these paintings to examine their physical production and the essential context of Matisse's studio practice." Read more & buy your tickets here.

-S&B


TURNTABLE TUESDAYS!

Just a little follow up to last week - we went to see the Local Natives at The Beach @ Governors Island on Saturday. Albeit a short show for how long it takes to get there, get settled in the sand with friends n' hunnies and after two hours, have to pack it up and head back home; it is definitely on our top 10 list of things to do for some NYC summer fun. At The Beach you grab a pint (eh hem, plastic party cup) of Six Point Ale, a Motz Burger (with a fixin's station, hello!) and chill out in the sand while listening to some really great music.

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Now for this week - Funny enough, the concert we are going to feature as the 'Must See' for the week is the Brooklyn Based, Grizzly Bear. The have a very similar sound and vibe to the Local Natives and dominate with their vocal harmonies and use of traditional and electric instruments.

Since their inception in 2004, Grizzly Bear has come out with three albums, two EP's and in 2008 played at a five day concert with Paul Simon and opened for Radiohead on their second leg of their North American tour. Since then, they have been noted by Jay-Z as "incredible" and he hoped that the indie rock scene would continue to push & influence hip-hop.

Show deets: The Beach @ Governors Island - Thursday, August 12th, 8PM.
Sorry to break your heart, but the show is SOLD OUT - but don't cry, you can score some sweetly cheap tix on cragislist for as little as $33 beans - just gotta act FAST - click 'er here!

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If you're looking to kick up your party scene and really get down and boogie, check out The Twelves from Rio, Brazil at an S&B fav spot, Santos Party House! They are classified as Electro-Pop and definitely know how to keep our bodies rocking. The Twelves played SXSW and Spin Magazine made them one of their nine unknown acts to watch at the event. Their live show is based on some sick musical improv blending live keyboards, drum machines, mash ups and remixing on the spot. Click for Tix!

Check their song Seven, kinda makes us wanna shout "Is that you, Billy Ray?!"

Show deets: Santos Party House - $12! Thursday, August 12th, doors at 10pm (21+, sorry kids!)


Hope you enjoy our picks for the week!

-S&B


Monday, August 9, 2010

Gorgeous Beaches #9

Palawan, Philippines


Goodnight & sweet dreams!!!

-S&B

Gorgeous Beaches #8

Okinawa, Japan




Gorgeous Beaches #7

South Beach, Miami


Gorgeous Beaches #6

Island Mujeres, Mexico

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