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I'm A Celebrity's Nella Rose rushed out of camp to see medic as hostsAnt McPartlin and Declan Donnelly share health update New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission; Dolkart, Andrew S.; Postal, Matthew A. (2009). Postal, Matthew A. (ed.). Guide to New York City Landmarks (4thed.). New York: John Wiley & Sons. ISBN 978-0-470-28963-1. p.62Happy Holidays! The ultimate festive films: From the highest rated gems on Rotten Tomatoes to the biggest box office hit For many years, Great Jones served as a hangout for drug addicts during the 1960s, allegedly giving way to the phrase “jonesing.” Plus, gang activity was prevalent on the street and 57 Jones Street served as the headquarters for gangster Paul Kelly. Nearly 80 years later, famed artist Jean-Michel Basquiat died of an overdose at the same location on Jones. Basquiat occupied the second floor of 57 Great Jones Street from 1983 until his death five years later in 1988 at age 27, a year after his mentor and the owner of the property Warhol died in 1987.

N 73°59′34″W / 40.72686°N 73.992759°W / 40.72686; -73.992759 The Beaux Arts firehouse at 44 Great Jones Street houses Engine Company #33 and dates from 1898–1899. It was designed by Ernest Flagg and has been a New York City Landmark since 1968. [1] (photo taken 14 July 2007) Britney Spears takes a swipe at her sister Jamie Lynn over her I'm A Celeb comments: 'Ladies do not start fights'The name Great Jones comes from a man named Samuel Jones. Jones was a lawyer originally from Long island who came to be known as “The Father of the New York Bar” because of his extensive work revising New York State’s statutes in 1789. Jones is also notable for his stance against the ratification of the constitution. As a member of the New York State Assembly, at the Constitutional Convention of 1788 in Poughkeepsie, he suggested that New York would only ratify the constitution with the promise of a forthcoming Bill of Rights. Since New York was a large and powerful state, the convention obliged. The land now referred to as “Great Jones Street” was donated by Samuel Jones and his wife (Meyer). At the time of the street’s naming there already existed a Jones Street in Greenwich Village so the adjective “Great” was added to create a distinction. Although it is obvious where the name “Jones” is derived, there is some discrepancy over the origin of “Great.” One theory suggests that the addition was an idea of the lawyer himself, another suggests it was added because the street is the wider of the two (“Great Jones Street”). Hilary Duff and husband Matthew Koma take their kids to meet Santa Claus in LA: 'We love this time of year!' Jessica Chastain plays a broken single mother haunted by Peter Sarsgaard in the trailer for her powerful new drama Memory Having savored its language and reported on my immense disappointment, in this book (yes, people who haven't read DeLillo before will be disappointed too, if not so intensely as an admirer), I must now report that my enthusiasm for DeLillo has survived Kim Kardashian flashes her busty cleavage and shows off her toned abs as she promotes SKIMS bi-annual sale