Morrissey is playing the Hammerstein Ballroom, which you probably know, but did you also know tomorrow you can buy tickets for the Tuesday, October 23, 2007 show for 20 bucks, thats like 4 cups of StarFucks. Oh did I mention non-refundable. Lets hope he does not cancel the show(cough cough L.A) Amazing photo by Terje Sorgjerd

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Jamel Shabazz has spent the past 30 years (and counting) documenting his community and the people who gave it life. On top of being well-known in the magazine world, he has also spent 20 years working as a NYC Corrections officer.
Tonight, DUMBO’s lofty PowerHouse Arena launches Seconds of My Life, a retrospective book and exhibit in conjunction with VH1’s Hip-Hop Honors Weekend.
Open Bar: Stella Artois 7-9pm

@ Powerhouse Arena
Location:37 Main Street
Starts: 7 pm
Cost: FREE w/RSVP

Eater.com goes inside Kingswood, the new the Aussie restaurant that’s replaced Jefferson in the West Village. The new look and feel looks amazing. A lounge is on its way in the downstairs.

The Kingswood
Aussie, Fancy Locals
121 W 10th St, West Village;
(212) 645-0018

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Go toTailor. It’s Friday and you need a plan for the weekend. Recently opened, Tailor, is run by Sam Mason, a former pastry chef at wd-50. The restaurant opened in August, which means it has had time to settle, normally when you go to a restaurant in the first month you end up hating it because they cannot get their act together. If you’re looking for exotic sweet combinations this could be your spot, for starters try the Blood & Sand, a sort “scotch Manhattan” topped with bitter orange foam. Their menu blends the salt and sweet, such as the miso-butterscotch pork belly or the cocoa-dusted foie gras. Enjoy. Let us know what you think.

Tailor
525 Broome St
New York, NY 10013
212-334-5182

Do you need something to do this weekend? Do you need a reason to head down to the financial district? Head down to Ulysses for the Oyster Festival. This massive annual fest shucks up Blue Points on the half shell, fried, and in stew, plus cold pints and live bands, admission’s free.