Arts & Culture
PARK SLOPE/HOLLYWOOD – Songwriter Robert Lopez has made history before, but as of last night’s 90th Academy Awards, he stands alone with a singular accomplishment: the first person ever to win the “Double EGOT.” The EGOT, or “Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony” is short for artists who have managed to
Arts & Culture
With the weather starting to turn colder, we’re veering into the most wonderful time of the year — and that magic begins with Disney On Ice! Disney On Ice presents “Follow Your Heart” [http://www.disneyonice.com/ticket-info/Follow-Your-Heart/110715]will be at the Barclays Center [/?s=barclays+center] (620
Frozen
The song Let It Go [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moSFlvxnbgk&feature=kp] from the Disney film Frozen [http://movies.disney.com/frozen] is one every parent in Park Slope probably knows by heart at this point. So if, while enjoying a night out, those parents end up
Frozen
We’ll be rooting for Park Slope neighbors Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez this Sunday, when Let It Go [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moSFlvxnbgk&feature=kp], the song they wrote for the animated movie Frozen [http://movies.disney.com/frozen], is up for an Oscar for Best
Frozen
Photo by emanio [http://instagram.com/p/iM8GSlPCGz/] Snap any neighborhood photos lately? Share them with us! Add them to our Flickr [http://www.flickr.com/groups/southslope] group, tag them #southslope on Instagram, or email them to us at editor@bklyner.com and we’ll post them on the
cookie fairy sweets
Have you spotted the signs for Cookie Fairy Sweets [http://www.cookiefairysweets.com/] at Leske’s Bakery [http://www.leskesbakery.com/] (588 5th Avenue)? We sat down with owner Paige McCurdy-Flynn to learn about more about the Cookie Fairy, her partnership with Leske’s and of course, the cookies themselves.
East River
As we wander about our modern neighborhood, caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it’s easy to forget that our community has a long and vibrant history. Let’s remedy that. Every Saturday, we’ll take a step back, with the help of the Brooklyn Daily