AP today made my day with a great travel news. Hartsdale Pet Cemetery made its way to travel history and entered Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2009. There the sight shares fame with architectural and historical landmarks such as the Taj Mahal and the Great Pyramids.

A spokeswoman for the travel guide publisher says the book tries to include “a variety of travel experiences.” Indeed, finally something exciting and off the beaten path.

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1. I’m not sure if this is true. Or not true at all.
2. This could be amazing new advertizing technique for
a) IKEA
b) Mark Malkoff (filmmaker)
c) both
3. Here is the story:
Mark’s New york apartment was fumigated and he had no place to live in for a week or so. He decided that he won’t pay for a hotel so, he went to IKEA store in New Jersey and said: “Hello, let me live here for some time” and the manager said: “No problem, it’d be fun”, so that’s how Mark moved in and now he shares the store with other visitors. Employees are taking this with understanding and patience and Mark enjoys their hospitality (and shares their toilet&bathroom and on his turn shares his pizza). Everything seems so easy and fun.

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Do you believe in ghosts? Do you believe in fantastic masks, candies, treats and tricks? Do you believe in the hell good party? Halloween NYC is yours then!

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Recently Jaunted.com published their list of top bars in Manhattan. We decided to check what the buzz is and are they really as cool as the legends say.

Whistlin’ Dixie’s Texas Tavern
Location714 11th Ave.
(@ 51st St.)
www.dixiestexastavern.com

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Attention, attention, you Broadway fans!

This August the most popular shows on and off Broadway will perform their biggest hits for free and just for you. So pack your blanket and head to New York’s Bryant Park. Next week from 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm there you will have the chance to enjoy listening some of the songs from the top performances.

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