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Jane & Maine

November 27, 2015 by rhapcityblog

I’d like to propose a toast… Here’s to the lady of the hour!! JANE ORANS is more than just a sentient human being. She’s an idea. A philosophy of life. A force that is unstoppable. Simply put: I would totally choose Jane Orans over John Cena if I ever needed an assist during a fight. (He’s like the Gaston of professional wrestling for those of you struggling with the WWE reference.) This woman means a lot to me. Shall I count […]

Categories: The Narrator, The Student, Uncategorized • Tags: Center Lovell, Jane Orans, Maine, Quisisana

Barbra Streisand Has FaceTime

January 25, 2015 by rhapcityblog

Beach Burns “Oh my GOD, my BURNING FLESH!!!” The sand was so fucking hot. Like, unbelievably hot. I tried to make it across the never-ending beach to the water, but it came to the point where I had to take to my butt and hold my blistering feet in the air like a bug that can’t flip itself over. I was trying very hard to not let any of this scorching sand get into my lady parts as my shorts were, well… […]

Categories: The Narrator, Uncategorized • Tags: American Spirits, Barbra Streisand, Bubba Gump Shrimp Co, California, Hoda Kotb, James Brolin, Malibu, Paul Rudd, Santa Monica Pier, Sherman Oaks, Walmart, yellow

“What’s Been Going on Down Below” – by Dylan Bustamante

September 6, 2013 by rhapcityblog

So about a year ago, I was blessed with probably one of the most unique jobs a person can have in the Broadway community. Being dropped into a world where anything can happen, anyone can show up, and anything can go wrong. I work at 54 Below. Located in the basement of the old Studio 54, it’s the go-to theatre hangout where each night you are sure to find Broadway legends (Patti LuPone, Bebe Neuwirth), downtown favorites (Bridget Everett, Jackie […]

Categories: The Lounge, The Narrator, The Student • Tags: 54 Below, Aaron Tveit, Bebe Neuwirth, bridget everett, Broadway, Bruce Springsteen, Dylan Bustamante, Jackie Hoffman, Joni Mitchell, Noah and the Whale, Patti LuPone, Phil Bond, Rita Wilson, Robert De Niro, Sherie Rene Scott, Studio 54, Todd Almond, Tom Hanks

“Brooklyn Bridge Boot Camp- Central Park Edition” – by Sara Logan Hofstein

May 21, 2013 by rhapcityblog

This past Friday, I decided to try the Brooklyn Bridge Boot Camp in Central Park. One of my New Year’s resolutions (yes, I’m still keeping track of them) was not only to exercise, but also to lift weights alongside the cardio. The blend of calisthenics and running offered by boot camps seemed a perfect way to meet that goal. I chose the Brooklyn Bridge Boot Camp because of unsolicited recommendations from friends at work. I call them my health buddies—we […]

Categories: The Narrator, The Stroll, Uncategorized • Tags: American College of Sports Medicine's Health & Fitness Journal, Angel, Bethesda Fountain, Brooklyn Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge Boot Camp, Central Park, Columbus Circle, Doctor Who, ferrara's cafe, Friday, Manhattan, New York City, Sara Logan Hofstein, Seven-Minute Workout, Upper West Side

“Dear New York”- by Eric Harper

May 13, 2013 by rhapcityblog

Dear New York, I’m a little embarrassed. I’m sorry it’s taken me so long to correspond formally, but I think we both needed some space. Well, I shouldn’t speak for you. I needed some space. Space to breathe and space to think. Because, honestly, when I moved out, I felt like I was finally thinking clearly for the first time since the day I moved in. The year and some odd months in between these two significant bookends were some […]

Categories: The Narrator, The Stroll • Tags: "Friends", Eric Harper, Manhattan, Mark Twain, New York, New York City, United States, Wisconsin

“New York Memories”- by Benjamin Johnson

May 1, 2013 by rhapcityblog

Our apartment was on 82nd Street, between Columbus and Central Park West. It was myself, my sister, Erin, and Joelle who lived together, on the ground floor, down a small set of stairs. I remember a young couple who lived there but we, or I, would only see them in passing. A couple blocks down, the Natural History Museum. Of course I walked in the park a lot. I would enter on 81st, where the Diana Ross Playground is. Even […]

Categories: The Narrator, The Stroll • Tags: Benjamin Johnson, Bryant Park, Central Park West, Diana Ross Playground, Grant's Mausoleum, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, Manhattan, Metropolitan Museum, Natural History Museum, New York, New York City, Spring Street, The Ramble, Times Square, Union Square, Upper West Side, Wall Street, Washington Heights, World Trade Center

“A Love Letter From Nostalgia”- by Khalehla Rixon

April 23, 2013 by rhapcityblog

Take me in like a Guggenheim art piece you’re not sure what to make of yet. Listen for the voice in my stroke lines. Tilt your head to get a better perspective. Like the way I look bathed in this light. Study every curve of my canvas. Stand in front of me for hours. Decide you want to stay. Smile. Inhale me like a Central Park spring flower. Like summer is just around the corner. Like you know how hot […]

Categories: The Narrator, The Stroll • Tags: art, boy drama productions, Central Park, Guggenheim, June, khalehla rixon, Lower East Side, NYC, Upper West Side, Washington Square Park

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