Living with Legends
Hotel Chelsea Blog
Category: Personal Accounts
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Remember last May when Marlene Krauss fired Richard Born and Ira Drukier from managing the Chelsea Hotel. Allegedly, one of the reasons she fired them was because General Manager David Bernstein was never around. So where the heck was he and what was he up to? The answer can now be revealed. He was busy…
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New York Real Estate Legend Dan Peckham’s Appelate Court case against his landlord, Larry Tauber, was decided May 5, and, in a blow against tenants everywhere, Peckham lost (Peckham v. Calogero). Later that day Tauber sent Peckham an e-mail message that said, “Tick-tock,” hinting that Peckham’s days in his rent stabilized apartment were numbered; Tauber…
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For those of you who didn’t know that Robby from the Pita Hut was a major talent, check out this hot video from the Rev. Billy Talen for Mayor campaign. Go Robby!
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The faux-diner has been popular for years, since, once greedy landlords ran all of the real diners off adventurous yuppies craved a return to that “real New York” dining experience. And now that most all of the residential hotels have been cleared out, their tenants scattered to the wind, up pops the faux-sro. To…
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New York real estate legend Dan Peckham sent us this e-newsletter produced by Belkin Burden a few years back, but we didn’t make the connection that the law firm trying to evict him was also the Chelsea Hotel’s law firm! They haven’t had much luck getting rid of Peckham, now have they? That certainly…
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Today, April 1, 2009, the case of Daniel Peckham vs Calogero will he heard up in Albany . Everyone who can make it should go up to Albany and support Dan and his campaign to preserve his rent stabilized apartment against his greedy landlord Larry Tauber. Dan Peckham, you might remember, is the heroic…
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Many Chelsea Hotel residents have brought our attention to Natasha Richardson’s fine acting role in Chelsea Walls. She was also a friend to many residents of the Chelsea Hotel . The Chelsea Hotel community is saddened by the loss of one of its members.