anthony bourdain
Bourdain sees a Manes-size scandal in Albany, Schumer is mum on Weiner
Bourdain: "I mean, clearly — this is beginning to get like the Manes thing, you know." [Josh Benson]
Schumer is mum on Weiner. [Reid Pillifant]
Cuomo picked Prendergast to run the MTA. [Dana Rubinstein]
Bloomberg advocates for more helicopter landing pads and other transit needs for the city. [Dana Rubinstein]
Gawker steels an Observer writer. [Joe Pompeo] More
Politics by other means with Anthony Bourdain
Anthony Bourdain isn't really paying attention yet to the mayor's race ("Who's running—is it Quinn?"), but the recently announced allegations of "rampant" corruption in New York are, to him, a big deal. More
(4)Can Anthony Bourdain curse on CNN? He'll soon find out
Set to join CNN's Sunday-night primetime lineup in early 2013, the still unnamed broadcast will create "a signature showcase for the network’s coverage of food and travel," according to a press release. "The show will be shot on location and examine cultures from around the world through their food and dining and travel rituals." More
At the inaugural Great GoogaMooga, food, bands, long lines, and trash-talking from Anthony Bourdain
Colicchio said the best food-truck scene was in Austin, Texas, and Huang said Portland, Oregon. Both agreed that there was a bizarre focus on a corporate customer-base for New York’s food trucks. “[You] park your truck in front of some corporate headquarters at lunch and they’ll line up," Huang said. "What’s that? Only in New York. Everybody else’s food scene’s for like the street kids, you know? Ours are for corporate America.” More
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