And proud of it
"What does it matter what you say about someone?" Marlene Dietrich says about Orson Welles at the end of Touch Of Evil. What, indeed? Except that now, at the end, we should say a few things about George Steinbrenner that even out the other things we remember all too well: the ridiculous outbu ... More >>
Somehow it was fitting that Tom Coughlin's Giants picked their last game in their old stadium to give us their most memorable performance. No one who saw their 41-9 slaughter by the Carolina Panthers -- a 6-8 team going into the game -- will ever forget it. The lingering question about their ... More >>
Photo of South Williamsburg's the Woods by Puja PatelIn the week in which everyone went to rock and roll fantasy camp--whether it be the one that takes place inside the Colbert Report studios with the Mountain Goats' John Darnielle or the one that takes place on the disco dance floor with Vin ... More >>
That right there is the larger than life Giants Stadium projection of the lyrics to Bruce Springsteen's newest jam, "Wrecking Ball," unveiled especially for his ongoing stand of shows at the Meadowlands. Our live correspondent found this display "menacing." But you should really think about t ... More >>
Harry ShuldmanBruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Giants Stadium Friday, October 2 There's something extra nostalgic about seeing Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band at Giants Stadium, a crumbling edifice scheduled for demolition next year. Springsteen is in the middle of a five-nigh ... More >>
--The Walkman have announced a fall tour. The band, still supporting last year's massive You and Me, will play the already-announced Guggenheim August 14 as part of the It Came from Brooklyn series and then play a stacked double-bill with Dinosaur Jr. in Central Park on August 16. The rest o ... More >>
--The Pixies have announced the dates for their Doolittle 20th anniversary tour, where the alt-rock legends will play the album in its entirety. The band will play nine cities, including three New York gigs: November 23, 24, and 25 at the 3,000-capacity Hammerstein Ballroom. We recently talke ... More >>
--The Dead Weather, who we saw at the Bowery last April, long ago sold out their gigs at Terminal 5 this Thursday and Friday, but the band will play a free show tomorrow at noon at the Third Man Records pop-up store store at 131 Chrystie Street. The one-off is first come, first serve. We recommend b ... More >>
Vindication! Would-be/might-still-be Canadian metal gods Anvil, a hard-luck crew whose three-decade quest for stardom is lovely chronicled in the new doc Anvil! The Story of Anvil (a fantastic film lovingly praised by Camille here) will be doing a modest little NYC show this summer: at fuckin' Giant ... More >>
F.C. New York of the United Soccer League is coming to New York, and you know what that means -- another push for a stadium! The new team is starting its 2010 season at Hofstra ("I've been to Hofstra for soccer," says a Washington Post commenter. "Getting there by mass transit made going to Giants S ... More >>
NCAA men's lacrosse comes to Giants Stadium
The Giants face off against the Cowboys
What's so fun about 22 guys in spandex slamming into one another? Along for the ride with Jets and Giants fans
Downtown's odd relationship with rap bravado continues this fallnow with Muppet costumes
Mobb Deep cashes in and craps out
The people who tried to sell you the world's most expensive stadium
Fassel Again Goes Into Scold Mode
The Jets: California Dreamin
Disappearing Acts
Giants Lesser Lights Lead the Way
New Yorks Olympic Bid Could Be Billion-Dollar Boondoggle
News Flash!
Catching the Game From the Cockpit of an Aerial Advertiser
The Women's Soccer Team Swept the U.S. Public Off Its Feet. What Happens Now That the Affair Is Over?
U.S. Smells Victory
Who Are the Real Soccer Hooligans at Giants Stadium?
Women's World Cup '99: the latest stop on the U.S.'s road to glory
Injured Giant Jason Sehorn speaks his mind
Why Football Doesn't Write
