Effed in Park Slope | Friday, November 2, 2012 at 9:00AM 
Photo by Desiree Barron / Via Gothamist
Yep. This is a real thing.
Way to keep Park Slope classy, Versus on 5th Avenue!
[Via Gothamist]
Halloween, costumes, president obama Kerri | Tuesday, October 23, 2012 at 7:00AM 
Halloween is almost upon us, FiPSters! If you're still searching for a costume and have decided against going as an Internet Meme (I'm curious to know how people are going to transform themselves into Binders Full of Women, btw), here are some Park Slope-friendly recommendations that come in the form of our favorite local celebrities and their most costume-worthy movie roles. Because what would be greater than strolling down 7th Avenue on Halloween night, bumping into John Turturro and listening as he gushes that you're the "best goddamned looking Jesus" that he's ever seen. RIGHT?! OK, here we go:
Vee | Thursday, October 18, 2012 at 7:00AM 
Via Washingtonpost.comDon't wait 'til Halloween night to slather on some self-tanner, fill up a baby bottle with tequila and hope to pass as "Snookie's baby." There's no excuse for lame last minute costumes, because just like last year, we here at FiPS hit up a couple of Park Slope's vintage shops for fun costume ideas that should get your creative juices flowing well before the 31st of October. Plus, what's better than a one-of-kind outfit to stand apart from the sea of sexy crayons, amirite?
Chinae | Tuesday, November 1, 2011 at 7:00AM 
Image Via Chinae Alexander
It’s the day after Halloween. If you went out, you’re probably exhausted, hung-over, and wondering what the hell you are going to do with that “Naughty Paula Deen” costume (complete with buttery Slip n’ Slide). If you stayed home, you probably had one trick-or-treater like I did (who was handsomely rewarded with an Atkins Chocolate Chip granola bar)… then ate all the entire bucket of candy yourself and watched Jamie Lee Curtis not die in the original Halloween movie.
And here we are…stuck with a headache/stomach ache, owning a shitty costume and living with a stoop full of more decorative gourds than you can shake a stick at. What the hell do we do now?
Halloween Kerri | Monday, October 31, 2011 at 3:00PM 
After peeping the above photo I felt absolutely inadequate about my own Halloween decorations, which always include a single bag of "decorative" candy corn (which I devour on the morning of November 1st), and a string of shitty pumpkin lights hung listlessly above the refrigerator. FiPS reader Steve recently wrote in with this photo and a note about a Park Slope brownstone that goes above and beyond when it comes to Halloween decor:
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