Harmony and Chloe
We’ve got Harmony to thank for both introducing Chloe Sevigny to the world and for being one half of the decade’s greatest hip couple. The two grimy New York skate punks worked together on three of his first movies before she ended the 90s doing bigger things and he stayed in the gutter.
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Demarcus Bonavita
And then there’s the ice. Bradstreet, the cocktail haven inside the Graves 601, has been doing weird things with ice since it opened. Marvel Bar is, too, but in different ways — both flashy and functional. Hanson uses top-of-the-line sculptor’s ice, which the bar buys once a week in 300-pound blocks. When a customer orders a drink, the ice is hand-chipped on the spot into smaller cubes or spheres. That’s right: made-to-order ice.
April 26, 2013 | 11:26 pm