Above: Watch London Kaye yarn bomb the L train. [Animal]
The Lower East Side is among the neighborhoods with the most cases of binge drinking. Duh. [DNA Info]
Interior shots of sculptor Walter De Maria’s cavernous home in an East Village substation, which just hit the market for $25 million. [Curbed]
East Village options during Restaurant Week. [East Village Eats]
An East Villager has launched a clothing line influenced by Donald Judd and Maine in the 1960s. [Gnomes]
Inside 250N10, Williamsburg’s “most of-the-moment luxury building.” [Curbed]
A pair of developers were sued as they erected a Williamsburg building that will contain a private school. [Brownstoner]
A San Diego man claims he’s the East Villager who was declared dead after disappearing in 1990, and want his pension check after recovering from amnesia. [NY Post]
Bowery Diner is closing to make way for a new concept. [Eater]
The Soho House has filed documents to renovate its new home on Ludlow Street. [The Lo-Down]
A Lower East Side Banksy piece failed to fetch the minimum at auction. [NY Daily News]
A Greenpointer is hoarding rocks for mysterious reasons. [Greenpointers]
Departing Glasserie chef Sara Kramer cites “different ideas for the direction of the restaurant.” [Grub Street]
Brooklyn Flea vendors Beehive Oven, Tiny Drumsticks and Smallhome Sudio are making the leap to brick-and-mortar. [Brooklyn Flea
Inside architect Koray Duman‘s three-bedroom apartment on the border of Chinatown and the Lower East Side. [NY Post]
Pop-up yoga silent dinners have returned to Greenpoint. [Greenpoint]
Greenpoint Gallery Night is a gallery night for people who hate openings. [Hyperallergic]