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Keith Haring (1958–90) was cursed to live in interesting times. His generation partied feverishly but was decimated by a plague made worse by official neglect. Sincere...
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"There's no way anyone can do all of Africa," says Nigerian novelist Helon Habila, editor of the new anthology The Granta Book of the African Short Story. "You'd need a bigger...
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Almost from the moment Occupy Wall Street protesters were evicted from their camp in Zuccotti Park last November, observers have speculated whether the movement was finished,...
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Awards for male escorts? Isn't a credit-card swipe enough? Nope—these guys are entirely deserving of acclaim, especially if you've ever met some of the twisted trolls...
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Yvonne Rainer and The Village Voice go way back. 2012 marks the 50th anniversary of Judson Dance Theater, the iconoclastic, obstreperous, and deeply smart bunch of...
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Whit Stillman made a name for himself making semi-autobiographical, deadpan, highly literate comedies about the night lives of idle heirs (his 1990 Oscar-nominated debut,...
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Like many a franchise-killer, this big, flailing dud of a sequel to 2010's Clash of the Titans is more (retina-herniating CGI), less (fun), and the same (basic plot) as its...
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It's something of an urban miracle how quickly NYC has gone from being a barbecue wasteland to a national 'cue capital. The phenomenon began 20 years ago with the founding of...
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The new album by Madonna, MDNA (Interscope), is in large part a tribute to her contributions to the pop world's gene pool. It opens with her reciting the Act of Contrition,...
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Young people are falling in love again, kids are being bratty again, the old folks who parented the young people are being cranky and warping their grandkids' minds with their...
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In their righteous new Guerrilla Girls' Art Museum Activity Book, the feminist group (whose members dress up in ferocious gorilla costumes) offers a range of actions that...
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Rory Hendrix, the young protagonist of Tupelo Hassman's debut novel, Girlchild, lives in a trailer park outside Reno at the mercy of a mother who chooses all the wrong men....
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Rachel Maddow continually reaffirms her celeb-pundit status with well-spoken rants that keep landing at the top of our Facebook feeds. The latest example is her Rush Limbaugh...
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Over the past few months, the work of Junior Vasquez, the New York–based DJ/producer whose music has been moving bodies since the early ’80s, has received an...
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The word "kabuki" comes from kabuku, meaning "to be out of the ordinary." So it's no surprise that Kabuki dance theater—the 500-year-old performance art named for its...
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Delightfully (if somewhat optimistically) described by their American record label as “the ultimate French electro-rock superhero diode,” Bordeaux’s boy-girl...
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Doing their job under some of the most memorable jazz melodies being written, Allison’s rhythms glow with a rock-tinged heat. Across his work, the bassist employs pulse...
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Just when you thought Fashion Week was over, leave it to Brooklynites to have the last word on the matter. Industry City, an 11,000-square-foot creative business hub located...
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March Madness is in full swing, with the NCAA Final Four happening today and the championship game on Monday, and there’s a lot of sports-bar fun to be had as the...
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In Santos' Party House, co-owner Andrew W.K. might have his own Chinatown hangout, a place where hipsters and their plus-ones can party till they puke as everyone from...