On Friday night, Ugo Rondinone’s vibrant Hell, Yes! installation on the metal exterior of the New Museum lured in art enthusiasts and hipsters for Artlog's seventh Collect LES Artcrawl. After receiving a wristband, a ticket, and a map of the Lower East Side, I started amounted to a scavenger hunt for the artistically inclined.

Steven Rojas is usually so put together, people assume he's gay. He explained his appeal when he was named one of New York's Mr. Rights "Some girls see guys dressed in Thom Browne or some sort of amazing suit, and they're like, 'Wow, what's that dude's deal? Is he gay?'" Often described as a 'Man About Town," Rojas balances the late nights of a full social calendar with a demanding career as a fashion director at Archetype Showroom, always appearing dapper, fresh and awake. Here is how he does it (it's a surprisingly simple routine).

Only once every decade, at best, does an artist come around who epitomizes the age-old adage, “too cool for school.” Just try and take your eyes off the edgy and alluring front-woman at a Lissy Trullie concert, we dare you. Bringing fans her rock-that-is-not-so-much-rock sound and her new stint touring the States and Europe, audiences around the world will be wiping drool from their gaping mouths once they get a glimpse at this young, waify performer. Here she is taking our pop quiz.

Elizabeth Street hang Lovely Day was severely damaged yesterday from smoke and water as firefighters fought a stubborn fire on the top floor of the building it lived in. The blaze, photographed from the roof of the nearby Gawker offices, injured five. The whole neighborhood turned out and watched as flames shot 20 feet in the air.