It’s nestled in one of the busiest neighborhoods, just around the corner for Manhattan mainstay Butter. The new Bahr Ché opened its door to insiders for a sneak peek last week. It’s tough to find, but look hard and you wont be disappointed.

Check out the recipe for “drunken noodles,” a Thai dish sure to ease your hangover, from Chef Michael Ginor who currently stars in WNET/ WLIW’s new show called “Runaway Chef.” (Hey, it’s the sign of a good night, but no one wants it to last all day!)

From the Charles Nolan collection, comes a matchy-matchy idea for mom and baby. The metallic, long-sleeve hoodie comes in adult and infant sizes.

Sultry singer Keri Hilson partied the night away, celebrating the launch of her newest album at Greenhouse in Manhattan Tuesday night.

Hilson’s new album, titled “No Boys Allowed” is already a hit with single “Pretty Girl Rock” making its rise up the charts.

It’s no secret that New York City is home to countless celebs. From movie stars to singers to Broadway headliners, we see them roaming the streets with the rest of us. Although it’s tough to pick, here are our top five famous faces who make the Big Apple sparkle.

It was a barking party at Greenhouse in Manhattan, Monday night. The sixth annual Toys for Dogs Benefit brought out hoards of New York City animal lovers who came with their dogs and toys for homeless furry friends.

Actor Josh Lucas and his dog Loki teamed up with Purina to give $1 million to charities at the Time Warner Center Monday. They helped a cause with some paws while celebrating the coming launch of Purina’s “BeyOnd” brand of pet food that is packaged in 92 percent renewable materials.

The Wired Store trembled with the sounds of Brooklyn folk rock band The Honey Brothers.

The New York Knicks battled the Miami Heat at Madison Square Garden on Friday. The superstars on the court (LeBron, Dwyane, Bosh) brought out superstars in the stands. Spike Lee was up on his feet cheering throughout the game.