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March 9, 2012
Fatima Thompson, of Muslims for Progressive Values, Talks NYPD Spying and Terrorism
When news broke that the NYPD had been spying on whole Islamic neighborhoods, it didn't just prompt Muslims to mistrust cops. The issue has stirred up strong reactions from American Muslims -- some are vehemently pro-surveillance, while others have decried police tactics as attacks on civil libert ... More >>
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February 22, 2012
Barboncino: Naples Staples
Crown Heights gets its own fancy Italian pizza parlor
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May 6, 2011
Our 10 Best West African Restaurants in NYC
The peanut-dusted lamb kebabs called suya from northern Nigeria, available at Brooklyn's Buka In the late 80s, the typical Senegalese immigrant was a guy who furtively sold counterfeit watches and handbags on the street. He took his meals at temporary restaurants set up in SRO hotels rooms ... More >>
Columns
September 29, 2010
Free Will Astrology: September 29 through October 5, 2010
The peanut-dusted lamb kebabs called suya from northern Nigeria, available at Brooklyn's Buka In the late 80s, the typical Senegalese immigrant was a guy who furtively sold counterfeit watches and handbags on the street. He took his meals at temporary restaurants set up in SRO hotels rooms ... More >>
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May 11, 2010
BUST OUT
Where to go after you do your spring cleaning
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April 19, 2010
West African Buffet at Fatima in Crown Heights
Served with polished white rice, sauce de feuilles is the national dish of Guinea. When Fatima opened in Crown Heights six years ago, it was the city's best Guinean restaurant, offering two or three home-style dishes per day, served with a massive plate of polished white rice. But in common ... More >>
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February 16, 2010
A Different Kind of 1960's War Demonstration
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. May 18, 1967, Vol. XII, No. 31 The Hawks in May: A Day to Remember By Joe Flaherty On Saturday afternoon past, with the war gods supplying sunshine to heat their passions, the Legions of Decency and Death paraded down Fifth Avenue. Lik ... More >>
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August 5, 2009
Pix from Liman Turkish Seafood Restaurant in Sheepshead Bay
Fried fresh anchovies at Liman--cheap, sustainable, delicious. Today Counter Culture swims into Liman, a Turkish seafood restaurant perched on the pouting cement lip of Sheepshead Bay. Stroll the bay in the early evening, as party fishing boats dock, and fishers swarm over the bows, bearing ... More >>
Dining
July 15, 2009
Baghdad in Your Belly at La Kabbr in Hell's Kitchen
Fried fresh anchovies at Liman--cheap, sustainable, delicious. Today Counter Culture swims into Liman, a Turkish seafood restaurant perched on the pouting cement lip of Sheepshead Bay. Stroll the bay in the early evening, as party fishing boats dock, and fishers swarm over the bows, bearing ... More >>
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February 17, 2009
Fashion Week: Patricia Field Parties with Santogold; Betsey Johnson Gives Peaches Geldof a Hamburger; Alice Olivia Show Art You Can't Wear
Stacey AndersonPatricia Field is just that into you Yesterday was day four of Fashion Week and also President's Day (pour a Veuve Clicquot on the curb for McKinley!), and your correspondents were happily back in our own turf: downtown. The Bryant Park tents in Midtown are glamorous, sure, with thei ... More >>
Theater
December 31, 2008
A Light Lunch and Here Comes the Change Bid Farewell to the Bush Era
A last laugh in two new comedies
News
October 3, 2006
School of Shock
Inside a school where mentally disturbed students are jolted into good behavior
Dining
March 21, 2006
Polo Party
Digging tahdig and cigars at Times Square Persian restaurant
Dining
December 27, 2005
Downloading Doner
New Queens Boulevard Turk turns up the lights and the charm
Film
April 5, 2005
Their Arsenal: The Farrelly brothers replace soccer with Sox
New Queens Boulevard Turk turns up the lights and the charm
Music
December 28, 2004
Got Your Sex Raps Here
Nevertheless, Nas still sounds like a man who's thinking even when he'd rather not be
Dining
August 24, 2004
Poetic Poultry
What makes the gravy so red at this Ironbound Portuguese?
Film
July 20, 2004
He's Gotta Have It
Lee does the wrong things with lesbian lifestyle, corporate scandal, and anti-Bush fire
Dining
March 23, 2004
Nice Rice
Leaf sauces and matzo ball soup from the West African coast
News
March 16, 2004
Weapons of Mass Sedition
Can a sacred music festival lure us away from violence and toward reason?
Dance
November 4, 2003
Dance
Can a sacred music festival lure us away from violence and toward reason?
NYC Life
April 23, 2002
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Can a sacred music festival lure us away from violence and toward reason?
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April 16, 2002
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Can a sacred music festival lure us away from violence and toward reason?
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April 9, 2002
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Can a sacred music festival lure us away from violence and toward reason?
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April 2, 2002
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Can a sacred music festival lure us away from violence and toward reason?
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March 26, 2002
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Can a sacred music festival lure us away from violence and toward reason?
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March 19, 2002
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Can a sacred music festival lure us away from violence and toward reason?
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March 12, 2002
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Can a sacred music festival lure us away from violence and toward reason?
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March 5, 2002
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Can a sacred music festival lure us away from violence and toward reason?
News
September 18, 2001
For Whom the Bell Tolls, Part I
The Missing and the Dead
Film
July 17, 2001
‘A.I.’: Alternative Interpretations
The Mechalogue
News
March 27, 2001
Unveiled Threats
She Found Prostitution Among Iran’s Holy Men. They Found a Way to Put Her in Jail.
News
June 29, 1999
They Shoot, They Score
Johns Post Prostitute Ratings Online
Theater
April 13, 1999
La Próxima Parada
Johns Post Prostitute Ratings Online

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