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April 28, 2009
Mr. Whipple's Wife, Flip Flops, Sales and more
Our August in April weekend had us pulling out our favorite flip flops and we'll tell you where to find them. At the other end of the spectrum, Jimmy Choo lovers will definitely want to head to this sample sale in NYC this week. Our guest blogger today once played Mr. Whipple's wife in those famous commercials. And the New York Public Library has a great exhibition you should catch before it closes at the end of this week. So read on.
Flip Flops and Jimmy Choos
 We love these flip flops, that come in all kinds of fun designs, have an arch support and a super comfy sole. And the $19.99 price makes them a steal. You can get them with the click of a mouse. And at the other end of the shoe spectrum, if you're in NYC this week, you may want to check out the Jimmy Choo handbag and shoe sale.  Plus, the 70% off sale of the 2009 summer collection from Italian shoe designer, Manus. We'll also tell you where to get a manicure and a blow out for just $50, right here in NYC. So checkout 3T Shopping this week.
Thank You Media People for Giving Me a Bad Day
 You'll love Judith Drake our guest blogger today, who proudly describes herself as over 60 and loving it, and admits she's a size 20, both rare admissions coming from a Hollywood actress. Judith has been a working actress for over 45 years and has appeared in countless movies, TV shows and commercials. You may have seen her recently in Monk, and a few years back she was Mr. Whipple's wife. She writes, "Everywhere I look today I see things implying that I am an ugly, useless, unwanted woman. Why? Because I wear a size 20." Read on.
Discount are great, but FREE is better
The New York City Public Library is among the many New York City institutions that have fabulous, free exhibitions all the time. And here's a terrific one, but it ends this Saturday.
Curtain Call: Celebrating a Century of Women Designing for Live PerformanceA collaboration with the League of Professional Theatre Women, this exhibition features works by 110 distinguished designers of scenery, costumes, lighting, props, and projections from various performing arts disciplines, including dance, theater, and opera, from the 1890s to the present.
The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, 40 Lincoln Center Plaza.
Our Broadway ticket contest ends May 7.
 Invite your friends to subscribe to The Three Tomatoes and you could win 2 tickets to a top Broadway or off-Broadway Show and your friends could too. (8) tomatoes and (2) new tomato subscribers will each win 2 sets of tickets to one of the following shows: 39 Steps, Irena's Vow, ROOMS a rock romance, and The Marvelous Wonderettes. It's simple to enter. Get all the details.
Paint those toes and get out the flip flops.
Cheers,
The Three Tomatoes
Copyright 2009. The Three Tomatoes. All rights reserved.
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#2 on the New York Times Best Seller ListMary Higgins Clark's just released novel has already climbed to the #2 spot on the New York Times best seller list. And we're half way through Carol Higgins Clark's latest book, Cursed, which we predict will follow. Don't miss the chance to meet them both at our Cocktails and Conversation event on May 28. Get the details and tickets. |
 Baked French Toast
Arthur Schwartz shares his recipe which you can prepare the night before. And you can meet Arthur at Wave Hill on Mother's Day. |
50 cent ice cubes at Morton's
Gael Greene reports this week that Brooklyn's famous steak joint Peter Lugar's business is up 15%, but times seem a bit more desperate at Morton's which is charging for ice cubes. And memo to the New York Post, the Insatiable Critic is aka Gael Greene. |
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