Juneteenth: The Day The Slaves were Freed

I feel it is my responsibility as an African-American to comment on this holiday.  From what I hear, it’s not socially acceptable to comment on slavery.  I think this is the one topic we all are supposed to ignore. I come from a long line of Madison’s; direct decedent’s of President James Madison.   My ancestors were his “PROPERTY”… unfortunately he didn’t live long enough to hear my ancestors say FUCK YOU on the way out the door.  ... Read More

Vice Afterwork Thursdays

Not much to say on this one it was ok. No! I don’t think I will be back. It wasn’t bad or anything, it’s just the crowd was to young for me. Yea, they had a couple of the late 20′s crowd there but for the most part it was early 20′s either that or the West Indians just look good for their age lolll. I would recommend this club for my male friends looking to party due to the fact that there was an abundance of beautiful island women there. Drinks…... Read More

Resturant Review: Habana Outpost

Ok I love Habana Outpost! I love the crowd…. I’ve never really eaten there, and their drinks are ok for Sunday’s… not to strong for those who have to get up the next day for work. Every Sunday I get my clothes ready for work at 3 in the afternoon… then 7pm I hop on the G train to Fulton street and hang out on the outdoor/backyard patio and watch the B movie of the week. They show such classics as The Last Dragon, Do the right Thing, etc…. The... Read More

Club Review: 40/40 Club

Ok, so I was on my New York Adventure circuit on Saturday. My girlfriend had a party at the 40/40 club and I had a great ole time. She reserved one of the private rooms and I must say I was thoroughly impressed. I was so impressed I called them up the very next day to reserve a room for my birthday in November. For those who have never been it’s free to get in but the prices for everything is high as giraffe’s pussy. I spent $17.50 on a butterscotch martini the other... Read More

Welcome to KittyBradshaw.com

People keep asking me if I am trying to be like Carrie from Sex and the City…. the answer is No and Yes. It has been my dream to move to New York for quite sometime now and the HBO series heightened that. Once I made the official move to NYC back in October 2007 it made sense to make a blog site documenting my experiences living the New York dream from a young African-American female’s perspective. Like Carrie Bradshaw, I am a writer…. but I am more like Charlotte... Read More

Resturant Review: Negril Village

Negril Village Forget the food… this is a date spot. The environment is real sensual…dimly lit… good drinks. if your concerned about food eat a sandwich before you leave the house. I didn’t particularly care for the food. We ordered three appetizers and none of them were pleasing to the taste buds. Not saying I was there with someone ugly… but this is the type of place you can take someone unattractive to and no one will notice. The dim lights blur... Read More

New York Street Parties

  On May 17th, I had the privilege of attending my first New York Street Fair.  All the whose who of the neighborhood where in attendance… it was truly an asphalt carpet event.  I didn’t actually know about the event beforehand… I was locked up in my room hanging up laundry watching The Animal Channel when Time Warner did a neighborhood bulletin and advertised the fair that happened to be taking place right at my front door.   The best things about... Read More