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November 30, 2011
Avoiding the Holiday's Most Cloying Carol
Hold the drumming, boy
Blogs
November 30, 2011
Four Excellent New Christmas Songs That Are Guaranteed To Be Drummer Boy Challenge-Safe
This week in the Voice I discussed The Little Drummer Boy Challenge, a sort of Frogger pitting your ears against "Christmas creep." The rules are simple: If you haven't heard "The Little Drummer Boy" in any form—including Justin Bieber's recent, Busta Rhymes-assisted update of the song—s ... More >>
Blogs
November 21, 2011
City's First 20 mph 'Slow Zone' Implemented in the Bronx
New York City's first "Slow Zone," a residential area of several blocks with maximum marked speeds of 20 miles per hour, has been unveiled in the Claremont section of the Bronx. The Daily News reports that 46 people were injured or killed in the Community Board 3 neighborhood, which includes Claremo ... More >>
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August 17, 2011
Anatomy Of A Greenpoint Bike Accident
If a car slams you off your bike, the cops won't do anything
Blogs
July 8, 2011
Get Nostalgic: Today Is National Video Game Day
It's that time of the year again, the day you can hole up in your house and relive your childhood passion for video games without fear of being called a geek. In honor of this great holiday, we've talked to a few people about their favorite games. Do you remember Frogger?
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June 29, 2011
100 'Sex-Crazed' Turtles Close Down JFK Airport Runway
Turtles! 100 diamondback terrapin turtles flash-mobbed a runway at JFK airport today, leading to closure of that route for more than an hour. "Specialists" (because have you ever tried to pick up a turtle? It's scary!) removed the turtles at around 10 a.m., reports the New York Times City Roo ... More >>
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June 14, 2011
NYC Bike Lanes Blocked by Everything, Including Cops
The Bike War of 2011 has many fronts, including the NYPD against cyclists, with tickets at an all-time high, and the public (or politicians) against bike lines, with no one able to agree on how useful they are. Well maybe, DNAinfo proposes today, they're not getting the use they're meant to b ... More >>
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October 4, 2010
The 10 Greatest Rap Songs About Video Games
Def Jam Rapstar is the latest attempt to merge the worlds of hip-hop and video games. In the past, this has involved shoehorning playable rapper characters into cliched genres -- a Wu-Tang Clan beat-'em-up! 50 Cent's first-person shooter! -- or rappers licensing a few throwaway songs to the l ... More >>
Blogs
June 17, 2010
New York Times Seeks Photos of Subway Rats Before They Go Extinct
Frank Franklin II/Associated Press via The New York TimesWith the MTA and the Health Department cracking down on the problem, if you can even call it that, with rat infestations in subway stations, the New York Times has decided it's time to preserve our fondest memories of these creatures, l ... More >>
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April 8, 2010
We Heart Pixels (and New York)
What if New York really was making a return to the bad old days? Witness the pixelation, Pac-Man/Frogger/Donkey-Kong-ization, '80s-ification of New York City. No one wore legwarmers in the making of this video, but they should have. I need to play Tetris. Now. Thanks, BoweryBoogie!
Blogs
October 13, 2009
News Roundup: R.I.P. Brendan Mullen, Kia Motors Hearts Girl Talk, Daniel Johnston, Chris Taylor
--R.I.P. Brendan Mullen, who was one of the first DIY promoters of punk and independent rock and the first regular booker of punk bands in Los Angeles. The Masque, a venue that became home base for all that is first-wave L.A. punk--including the Germs and the Weirdos--was in essence his baby ... More >>
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November 2, 2004
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--R.I.P. Brendan Mullen, who was one of the first DIY promoters of punk and independent rock and the first regular booker of punk bands in Los Angeles. The Masque, a venue that became home base for all that is first-wave L.A. punk--including the Germs and the Weirdos--was in essence his baby ... More >>
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City's First 20 mph 'Slow Zone' Implemented in the Bronx

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Anatomy Of A Greenpoint Bike Accident

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Get Nostalgic: Today Is National Video Game Day

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100 'Sex-Crazed' Turtles Close Down JFK Airport Runway

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NYC Bike Lanes Blocked by Everything, Including Cops

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The 10 Greatest Rap Songs About Video Games

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New York Times Seeks Photos of Subway Rats Before They Go Extinct

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