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From its graffiti-strewn artists' lofts, to the hip-hop shops on Knickerbocker, to the volleyball courts jammed with Hispanic kids in Maria... More >>
At Diana's diner on Jefferson Street, poached eggs and an English muffin don't come with a mimosa. Coffee? "Sure, sweetheart," a hefty, tattooed... More >>
The night breeze from the Hudson River hit my face as I leaned over the railing of the 56th Street penthouse balcony, peering far down at the... More >>
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Just months after U.S. troops stormed Afghanistan, attorney Barbara Olshansky of the Center for Constitutional Rights began fighting for... More >>
Through a noir lens, just about everyone in Brooklyn's a cop, cabbie, lunatic, or corpse. And those are the only people worth a damn in... More >>
How to cram the boxcar-hopping, boss-bedeviling Wobblies into two dimensions? With its songs, soapbox speeches, and larger-than-life hobohemian... More >>
For a forlorn slice of Harlem, Manhattanville incites a stunning quality of passion. At Columbia Universityperhaps the only area outside the... More >>
Cacophony. Sexploitation. Oblat. Jazz. Sleepaway. Perro. Ilan Stavans defines these words and... More >>
Spanish Harlem, 1930: In the back room of Almacenez Hernandez, his sister's Madison Avenue Record shop, Raphael Hernandez eases a melody from the... More >>
Portions of this article have been updated. On a mild, bright November day, sea-foam... More >>
Henry Jenkins IV recalls that in 1992 his father, an M.I.T. professor, treated him to a big WWF match at Boston Garden. Surely, Henry Jenkins III... More >>
