MINKvixen is selling new and used clothing that’s “classic with some sort of goth/punk edge.”

The former Litro space is looking rather closed.

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These ATMs have seen better days.

Celebrate via “anything that is permissible, and legal between consenting adults.”

Your first look at the exterior of Kura, the diminutive Japanese joint that’s taking the place of Mohamed Falfel Star at 130 St. Marks Place.

$30 haircuts (with wash) on First Avenue.

The area around 14th Street and First Avenue is about to become a dollar-slice mecca.

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Helen Wheels embodied the tough, take-no-prisoners front-woman before Heart, Joan Jett or Pat Benatar made it acceptable. Watch her live at CBGB.

Hope you got those Michelle Obama sneakers while you could. Plus, a raw-food shop and a pizza joint have closed.

Spin Hair has opened on Avenue A, without even taking down the “for lease” sign.

Awkward and hilarious VHS footage (and beer!) is the name of the game at Anthology Film Archives this Saturday.

A new music and events space is slated to open in a former black-box theater underneath the Culture Project at 45 Bleecker Street.

Is the occasional visit from Chloe Sevigny (who called Mr. Rosen the “grumpiest man on earth”) enough to keep the St. Marks institution alive and kicking should it get socked with a rent hike? We asked.

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Giant outdoor canvases have disappeared from East Fourth Street.

Mosaic Lamps has opened on East Sixth Street, selling colorful handblown glass lamps imported from Turkey.

A deli that was seized for nonpayment of taxes is reopening with a new name and new owner.