The craziest thing about the multi-million dollar sale? The painting wasn’t even in color.
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New York’s Official Language: Kanye West’s Tweets
When Kanye West tweets, it can sometimes seem like a foreign language. But what if people only spoke Kanye?
The Longest Hour: Revealing Photos of Election’s Final, Frantic Hours
After months of meeting voters, making campaign stops and manipulating the ad airwaves, 2010′s class of political candidates did anything but rest on Election Day.
Get Your Lawyers, Toddlers! 4-Year-Olds Can Still Be Sued
The emotional distress cases alone should get NewsFeed a cool $3 million.
Google To Play Daniel Plainview, Tap Into NYC’s High-Traffic Oil Field
They drink your fiber optics! Drainage!
Matt Damon Will Embrace Yankees, Annoy Country, If You Vote Working Families Party
For his 40th birthday, Matt Damon is asking — wait, Matt Damon is 40? Whoa.
How High Is ‘Too Damn High’? Fringe Candidate Pays $800 A Month
If you’re a New Yorker, you may laugh at him, but guess what? That’s more than NewsFeed pays (nyah-nyah!)
Reading While Eating for October 19: Sumo Wrestlers and A Cappella Singers
It’s Tuesday, the grumpiest day of the week. Cheer up by reading about crazy candidates and Kanye West.
Display Your Broken Heart — in a Museum
Breaking up is never easy. But now closure from that failed love affair may only be a postage stamp away. You can send your broken heart–or trinkets that hold bitter memories– to Zagreb, the new home to the Museum of Broken …
Betting on Bedbugs: Oddsmakers Predict Next NYC Outbreak
Why bet on sports teams or horse races when you can bet on something much more suspenseful: Bedbug infestations!
Quotes: New York Professor on Carl Paladino’s Joust with a Reporter
“He’s got to control himself. This guy wants to be the governor and is going to start beating up or having reporters hit? It’s [got] a Tony Soprano-like quality to it.”
– DOUG MUZZIO, a professor of public policy at Baruch …
NYC Man Survives Final Destination-Style Air Conditioner Hit
Attention: After you read this story you may never again be able to to walk down the street without pausing and looking up.




