“Well, that does it. Brooklyn is officially dead.” So begins an article on Vice about a music video by Catey Shaw, who they describe as the “Rebecca Black of Brooklyn gentrification.” Note the central role of Brooklyn Nets gear. What do you think: proud tribute to the Nets hometown or abomination?
Basketball is coming back to Brooklyn… again?
People not from Brooklyn really seem to like it. According to a piece from web magazine Slate, Brooklyn was the most popular girl’s name starting with “B” in the United States in 2012, and the top name in 39 of 50 individual states in 2012. “Brooke” was the most common name in 3 other states. […]
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Author and friend of The Brooklyn Game Jake Appleman spent last season covering the Nets in-depth, and today marks the release party of “Brooklyn Bounce: The Highs and Lows of Nets Basketball’s Historic First Season in the Borough,” Appleman’s book on the team’s inaugural season. There will be some select readings from the book, as […]
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