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2008 Stories by Eudie Pak

• MAVERICK MUNCHKINS

  published October 22, 2008

  Memorizing your lines (and occasionally adding a flirtatious wink) is key to winning the American people over—as shown by the barracuda... More >>

• KISSING ASS

  published October 22, 2008

  If you checked out last year's Art Parade or the stage performances at this year's Whitney Biennial, surely the band The Voluptuous Horror of... More >>

• AND THE WINNER IS . . .

  published October 22, 2008

  Colin Powell endorsement? Check. Sarah Palin's lame debut on SNL? Check. Electronic voting booths manufactured by staunch conservative... More >>

• JOLLY GOOD

  published October 22, 2008

  This month's First Saturdays at the Brooklyn Museum gives a shout-out to our sister city, London. From music and film to art and dance, the... More >>

• SPEAKING OF THE DEAD

  published October 22, 2008

  The Eve of Halloween tempts even the meekest of us to seek a few spine-tingling thrills. And with tonight's Spook-a-rama exhibit at Edelman Arts,... More >>

• REEL 'EM IN

  published October 8, 2008

  Riding off its huge international success, Home Movie Day returns to Anthology Film Archives for its sixth year. If that buzzy clicking... More >>

• BARACK IN TOYLAND

  published October 8, 2008

  If you think celeb support gives Obama extra game, the boys with the toys might just advise you to play, play again. Tonight, ART + ACTION =... More >>

• SCI-FI OVERLOAD

  published October 8, 2008

  You don't have to own a Klingon suit to be called a sci-fi devotee now that the NY Imagine Science Film Festival is here. As it's the only... More >>

• AU NATUReL

  published October 1, 2008

  Hard science becomes a creative force in Capacitor's newest piece, BIOME, a reverie on nature's communion with itself and our... More >>

• LOLA-CITA

  published October 1, 2008

  Film Forum presents the theatrical premiere of Max Ophül's Lola Montés (1955), which has been artfully restored in 35mm color... More >>

• OF COVERS AND CULTURE

  published October 1, 2008

  Yes, New York magazine takes itself too seriously sometimes--like putting a nude Lindsay posing as Marilyn on their cover. And yes, we like... More >>

• TASTE TEST

  published October 1, 2008

  Dish: New York Wine & Food Festival Serves: A few thousand indiscriminate NYC foodies Prep time: Two years in the making by Schrager & Co.,... More >>

• THE SHORT VERSES

  published September 23, 2008

  No more of his hottie wife means more time to kick literary ass for Salman Rushdie, who hosts tonight’s launch party for The Best... More >>

• DON’T STAND SO CLOSE TO ME

  published September 23, 2008

  Hypothetically, it’s the type of book that Sarah Palin would ban at the school library without even blinking. But here in New York, we... More >>

• AVANT-GARDE DOWN UNDER

  published September 23, 2008

  Move over, Manhattan avant-garde art world—your equally progressive (and arguably hipper) sister borough’s 12th annual D.U.M.B.O. Art... More >>

• AN ANIME-TED LINEUP

  published September 23, 2008

  For all you obsessed with J-pop culture (we charitably like to call you “nerds in fantasyland”), the annual New York Anime... More >>

• VANITY FAIR

  published September 23, 2008

  To celebrate the 10th anniversary of its "First Saturdays" program, the Brooklyn Museum invites a provocative mix of musicians and artists to ring... More >>

• JE NE SAIS GHETTO

  published September 23, 2008

  The French are kiffe-ing ("crazy about") us––can you believe it? I Kiffe NY, the multi-arts festival that celebrates the... More >>

• IT'S EUSTACE TILLY'S PARTY

  published September 23, 2008

  Intellectual and cultural elitists, you can exhale: The ninth annual New Yorker Festival is back, bringing with it the writers, artists,... More >>

• THIS IS OUR COUNTRY

  published September 10, 2008

  In his latest exhibition, All or Nothing, artist Ryan Humphrey is kind of like the infamous biker boy Jesse James of the contemporary art... More >>

• ALIEN NATION

  published September 10, 2008

  Imagine living in a secret city where no one from the outside world really knows you exist. Scary, right? Welcome to Atomic City, a new... More >>

• REIGNING REVOLUTION

  published September 10, 2008

  With today’s political, social, and economic stagnation, our need for change goes way beyond this year’s political slogans. Exit Art... More >>

• WHAT’S UP, SHORTY?

  published September 10, 2008

  We’re going to make this short. The fourth annual New York City Short Film Festival (NYC Shorts) is back, featuring a stellar array of... More >>

• And the Beat Goes On

  published September 3, 2008

  Tompkins Square Park goes Ginsberg again with the fifth annual Howl Festival, a three-day cultural smorgasbord of poetry, music, theater,... More >>

• Broad Imagination

  published September 3, 2008

  Due to severe storm warnings, the Art Parade has been canceled. Deitch plans to reschedule it for spring 2009. Sat., Sept. 6, 4... More >>