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As we observe another 9/11 anniversary, rightbloggers identify the real villains of the day: President Obama, and various others of their fellow citizens.
Many continue their assault on the national day of service and remembrance the President cal...
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I know what happened to SOME of these kids, of course: Michael Alig is in jail, James St. James works for World of Wonder, Desi Monster promotes parties, Jenny Talia works with a girls' organization, and Clara the Carefree Chicken and Lahoma are in p...
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f you have information as to her whereabouts, NYPD asks you to contact 1-800-577-TIPS(8477), www.nypdcrimestoppers.com, or text 274637 (CRIMES), then enter TIP577.
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Each Thursday, your Crap Archivist brings you the finest in forgotten and bewildering crap culled from basements, thrift stores, estate sales and flea markets. I do this for one reason: Knowledge is power.
Male Annual
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Lapine is the former publisher of Eating Well magazine and serves on the Children's Advisory Council of Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital of New York-Presbyterian. Seinfeld is a former public relations executive for Tommy Hilfiger and Golden Books, ...
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The couple had earlier ordered and eaten a $15 lunch of salad, a sandwich wrap, and two drinks. The lady got away with $200. Police are investigating.
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Baez has also lost the backing of the Bronx County Democratic Committee, which ousted her patron Jose RIvera last year. The Working Families Party, which sat out her last race, has joined the Democratic Committee in endorsing her rival Fernando Cabre...
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This morning, the city will stop to remember the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks for the eighth time. Once again, relatives of the slain will journey to Ground Zero and the names will be read and public officials will utter condolences in lofty verbiag...
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The NYC Coalition for Accountability Now says the city has accepted the petitions of 9/11 survivors, responders, and victims' families to add to the November ballot a referendum question, asking for a new investigation of the attacks; the next step i...
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March 18, 1965, Vol. X, No. 22
Gig at Gate: Return of the White Liberal Stompers
By Jack Newfield
Goateed, immaculately dressed Negroes looking for a pogrom, carefully coifed Hadassah ladies looking for a lynching and impassive hipsters looking fo...
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The main event in Staten Island's 49th Council District is a rematch between six-month incumbent Kenneth Mitchell versus challenger Debi Rose (pictured). In the February special election to replace new Congressman Michael McMahon, Rose lost to Mitche...
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In a different kind of back to school special, a pair of
brothers who served as top officials of the union
representing city school bus drivers pleaded guilty today
to extortion charges in Manhattan federal court.
Nick and Paul Maddalone became,...
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Today the IAFF indicated that Semenya is a hermaphrodite with both male and female biological characteristics. She has no ovaries nor a womb, and her body was found to contain three times the average testosterone count for females...
Semenya's famil...
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Well, we're not sure about Sanchez yet, but we're fairly certainly that Pete Carroll wasn't ready for the NFL after coaching the Jets to a 6-10 record in 1994 with an overall 33-31 in four years as a head coach in the league. Sourpuss Carroll was jus...
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You see, the Pan Asian Repertory Theatre has announced the East Coast premiere of IMELDA, A New Musical, "a portrait of the ambitious and controversial woman often referred to as 'The Steel Butterfly.' The musical spans the 1940s to 1980s, the pivota...
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News stories about bad-boy contributors have lost some of their sting over time ("they all do it" is the common public shrug). But voters may be less tolerant of dirty dollars when the candidate collecting them could become head of the premier distri...
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There's a little plot of land at the convergence of 59th Street, 60th Street, and 34th Avenue that residents call the "Woodside Triangle." They had been using the grassy plot as a park -- some say since Mayor Robert Wagner planted a tree there in 195...
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First of all, let me say what an amazing job the mag's Kim Hastreiter, David Hershkovits, Mickey Boardman, and Drew Elliott did in pulling together a beautiful people-filled gala at the New York Public Library that was true to the spirit of the long ...
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Stomachs of the Stars," they offer 21 slides in which you can "check out the ladies in action." "HOW DO THEY DO THEY BEND LIKE THAT?" asks the Advance, marveling at the "extraordinary suppleness" of "lissome Filipa Simeonova of Bulgaria." Call us cyn...
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Wintour herself will grace her magazine's pop-up store at the Queens Center Mall (!) to sign t-shirts and, presumably, give exclusive advice on wearing sunglasses indoors...
Events are free and open to the public. As Wintour writes in her September ...
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