Comment Archives: Slideshows
Re: “The Fully Designed Life”
That chair is amazing! I skimmed through the mag when it arrived in the mail, then later found myself longing for a beautiful leather chair with the perfect patina. Where did Bleibtreu find this gorgeous piece of furniture?
Re: “Brooklyn 20: Labelmaking in Bushwick”
Loved seeing your work, Jesse....you are a wonderfully gifted artist...Love you...Cheryl
Re: “A Boyfriend, A Dog, And A Boutique”
Hip but classic at the same time - a wonderful and successful combination! I can't wait to visit the store to make some purchases. Thanks for offering a very special place filled with unique items ....
Re: “A Boyfriend, A Dog, And A Boutique”
These are great! Can't wait to visit the boutique
Re: “Greta Gerwig: Selected Album Covers from Her 1980s Pop Career”
a different view threw yew mi prattty!!! *shows teeth*
Re: “Momofuku Milk Bar Carroll Gardens”
Perhaps your lackluster review of this location has something to do with your lack of information regarding the actual product (i.e. the cereal milk is NOT made with Fruit Loops, but with cornflakes; additionally, the veggie bagel bomb uses dill and cucumber cream cheese, NOT chive). In all, you don't have to like the location or the product, but maybe you should try it before your bash it (and not falsely describe the product--it demonstrates how amateur a writer you are) --Melinda (Smith St. Momofuku lover)
Re: “The L Magazine 9th Anniversary at Dick and Jane's”
Can I comment?
Re: “Inside Sculptor Kristof Wickman's Bushwick Studio”
This man is an asshole with sprinkles in it...
Wow !!
Re: “25 Famous Writers Who Killed Themselves”
all these people had guts..period. for one to selflesly take ones life out of the equation,by ones own chosing is just splendid poetry in and of its self!
Re: “Greta Gerwig: Selected Album Covers from Her 1980s Pop Career”
Greta Gerwig, it is an honor to have you wearing our Mercura Sunglasses in The L Magazine.
Thank you, TJ Gustave for your fabulous styling!
Re: “A Brief History of Controversial Art”
@Dan
1. Thanks for the correction on the Chagoya mistake.
2. Now you're just trolling. (Really, it's controversial because she's THIRTEEN?! I thought it was because she looks like a ten-year-old.)
Re: “A Brief History of Controversial Art”
You didn't even mention the fact that Brooke Shields is THIRTEEN in the Gary Gross photo, which is why it's "controversial". Lazy lazy lazy.
Re: “A Brief History of Controversial Art”
The Misadventures of the Romantic Cannibals is a piece by Enrique Chagoya, not the random "amateur painter", Edwina Echevarria, quoted in the article you read. All it takes is a simple google search to fact check anymore, stop being so lazy.
Re: “Ai Weiwei's Circle of Zodiac Heads Gets Wet in Midtown”
Hahaha! "...in the shadow of a building owned by future US President, Donald Trump."
That was amusing.
Re: “Experiments in Living: A New Kind of Brooklyn B&B”
hey. i don't know if the people who own this b + b ever read this, but i'd like to say i think it looks awesome! i'd love to stay there. way to go
Re: “Experiments in Living: A New Kind of Brooklyn B&B”
Gee golly, look at how these white people live! Who cares.
Re: “Fashionable Bystander: Justine D.”
She pretends to be such an unassuming sweetheart, but the true Justine is a conceited bitch who believes she's light-years above/better than those she deems beneath her (which,sadly, includes most people). Girl needs a reality check badly. Another case of overblown New York City ego. Yes, she's accomplished a lot, which I do not begrudge her, but at the end of the day, she's a straight-up c-unit. Sad, considering what a nice girl she genuinely used to be years ago.
Re: “NYC Art Stars: When They Were Young”
re marina photograph, see "The Anxiety of Influence"...nice one Jonny!
