Email Author Eudie Pak

2008 Stories by Eudie Pak

• A Red-Nose Affair

  published September 3, 2008

  Clowns are just plain freaky, if you ask us—who the hell has ever recovered from that Poltergeist scene or Stephen King’s... More >>

• ALL THE RIGHT MOVES

  published September 3, 2008

  Lovers of ballet, tango, tap, hip-hop, and everything in between should set their sights on the Fall for Dance Festival at the New York... More >>

• ALL HAIL SNL

  published September 3, 2008

  In 1956, Democratic candidate Adlai Stevenson wasn’t too crazy about selling his mug on the tube, exclaiming: “The idea that you can... More >>

• FAMILY BUSINESS

  published September 3, 2008

  The winners of nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture, The Godfather (1972) and The Godfather, Part II (1974) screen for three... More >>

• BREW-HAHA

  published September 3, 2008

  Sure hope you’re thirsty: Heartland Brewery’s third annual NY Brewfest is bigger than ever and offering more than 300... More >>

• CARNAL COMEDY

  published August 27, 2008

  As part of its Ingmar Bergman series “Film Is the Great Adventure,” the IFC Center presents the Swedish director’s tragicomic... More >>

• WATER TORTURE

  published August 27, 2008

  Three summers ago, an agitated Mayor Bloomberg said Franz Aliquo needed “psychiatric help” for creating the James Bond–esque... More >>

• EYE HEART U

  published August 27, 2008

  A picture says a thousand words. Well if that’s true, then I Heart Magazine is like the Ulysses for street photography. The new... More >>

• RED, WHITE, & WEIRD

  published August 27, 2008

  Leave it to a guy from the Midwest to focus his life’s work on the American Dream. But don’t expect any white-picket fences when MOMA... More >>

• SEEING STARDUST

  published August 12, 2008

  McCarren Park Pool’s film series rocks out to Todd Haynes’s Velvet Goldmine, an investigative journey into the rise and fall of... More >>

• FEMININE MYSTIQUE

  published August 12, 2008

  Choreographer Richard Move takes the ladies of his MoveOpolis! company out on the town in Hostile Takeover, a set of six dance... More >>

• DO THE CONGA BEAT

  published August 12, 2008

  Wagner famously hailed Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony as “the apotheosis of the dance”—but then, he never got a chance to see... More >>

• GOLDEN TICKET

  published August 12, 2008

  Goody, goody Gobstoppers! Summer at Hudson River Park couldn’t get any sweeter with the screening of the 1971 classic Willy Wonka and the... More >>

• DIGITAL DOOM

  published August 5, 2008

  In his critically acclaimed work A Day in Dig Nation, performer and co-writer Michael McQuilken kind of reminds us of an iPod: He’s... More >>

• SINK OR SWIM

  published August 5, 2008

  Dance companies are always experimenting with new and highly creative ways to distinguish themselves from the pack. These days, the buzzword seems... More >>

• HAPPY BUST DAY

  published August 5, 2008

  We love publications that originate from being annoyed at everyone else. And in 1993, Debbie Stoller, Laurie Henzel, and Marcelle Karp were... More >>

• PLEASE DON’T STOP THE MUSIC

  published August 5, 2008

  For the 38th year, the Lincoln Center Out of Doors festival continues its longstanding tradition of keeping the sizzle in summer with... More >>

• FUTURESEX/LOVESOUNDS

  published July 29, 2008

  The ridiculously long tagline for the camp sci-fi flick Barbarella asks: “Who seduces an angel? Who strips in space? Who conveys love... More >>

• DESIGN OF A DECADE

  published July 29, 2008

  Return to the art world’s golden era of wealth and decadence when, as counterculture critic Steven Hager puts it, "underground ideas became... More >>

• HETEROGENIUS

  published July 29, 2008

  Kate Clark’s lifelike sculptures of furry beasts with human faces (!) totally creep us out—in a good way, of course (can you imagine... More >>

• MONSTER MAYHEM

  published July 16, 2008

  If you prefer a bit of cultural diversity with your dinner and a movie, head over to Socrates Sculpture Park for its annual outdoor international... More >>

• CALIFORNIA DREAMIN’

  published July 16, 2008

  From 1965 to 1966, L.A.’s Sunset Strip crawled with a party-hard youth culture drawn to big-name acts like the Doors, Frank Zappa, and Love.... More >>

• RAINING REVOLUTION

  published July 9, 2008

  In the 1984 hit Purple Rain, the Artist Formerly Known as Prince plays “The Kid,” an up-and-coming rocker who must fight off his... More >>

• FATEFUL MOVES

  published July 9, 2008

  If you were wondering how Martin Løfsnes, the artistic director of the 360º Dance Company and a Norwegian dancer who studied in... More >>

• HARLEM RENAISSANCE

  published July 9, 2008

  Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the Harlem Book Fair is back, bringing together the diverse talents within the African-American literary... More >>