Since the 2012 Presidential election, conservatives have been trying to think up ways to revive their movement. Last week a number of them approached the subject, including George F. Will (basically you're doing great don't change anything), Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal (basically you're doing g ... More >>
Leaked document reveals the secrets of the GOP's coded language
Alexander Cockburn, trenchant political writer and former Voice columnist, has died of cancer in Germany at the age of 71, announces his friend and collaborator, Jeffrey St. Clair. "He didn't want to blog his own death as Christopher Hitchens had done," writes St. Clair at their mutual endeavor, Cou ... More >>
Dan Fishback works a musical-communism mashup at Dixon Place
This week in the Voice, out today, Eric Sundermann headed to Hoboken, where he chats with San Diego-based Crocodiles, which is performing at 4Knots: "In 2009, they released their debut, the bedroom-recorded, grungy Summer of Hate. And even though Endless Flowers is only the band's third full-length, ... More >>
Revolution! Anarchy! Retrospectives! Three shows look back at politics in art
The customer is not always right at restaurants like Zucco: Le French Diner, Spotted Pig, and Momofuku, where the house insists its food is served a certain way, no substitutions or alterations allowed. [NY Times] A new bill in California would ban the sale and possession of shark fins, incl ... More >>
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. May 18, 1972, Vol. XVII, No. 20 Of honest men & good writers By Jack Newfield After participating in several panel discussions, attending (More)'s counter-convention, reading books and articles by Tom Wolfe and Mike Arlen, and being i ... More >>
After Saturday's shootings in Arizona -- which left Democratic Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords badly wounded and six people dead -- rightbloggers were swift to condemn... any possible criticism of themselves. You can understand their defensiveness. Back during the 2010 campaign, Sarah Palin had en ... More >>
What a horrible year it's been. There's been something to annoy everyone, and everyone took full advantage: The health care bill, the Tea Party, the BP spill, the Ground Zero Mosque, the Glenn Beck and Jon Stewart rallies, the Republican Comeback, the enhanced TSA patdowns, WikiLeaks -- and every bi ... More >>
The Signature Theatre and Michael Grief remount Tony Kushner's seminal play
The artist drips back into sight
Vietnam gets some airtime, Lenin gets some stuffing
Cooper Union goes anarchist
On the weekend before a nationally-covered upstate New York Congressional election, the Republican candidate endorsed the Democratic candidate. This is a rarity in American politics, if not a first. Rightbloggers played a key role in this historical achievement. Let's step back several weeks and ... More >>
U.S. District Court Judge Dora Irizarry has halted FBI examination of materials seized in a Thursday raid on the Queens home of Elliot M. Madison, who was arrested outside Pittsburgh during the G20 Summit for allegedly using social media to help protesters avoid police. The FBI is said to have conf ... More >>
A veteran outfit makes its most ambitious record yet
Well, who can blame them? Capitalism is not what it was, so it's not so surprising that a Rasmussen poll finds only 53 percent of Americans prefer capitalism (our alleged way of economic life) versus, uh, socialism. Don't panic (or triumphantly man the barricades, depending on your POV) -- only 20 p ... More >>
Trent Reznor embraces populism, and another great NIN remix album is born
Richard Kelly leaves nothing behind in his pop-packed apocalyptic pageant, Southland Tales
On the psycho/genius double helix and XXX appeal of Kool Keith
In the shadow of Da Vinci, Cannes '06's first great film: A visionary American comedy about the end of times
Armani at the Guggenheim
Rustic eccentrics wax philosophical and 'terroirists' denounce globalizers in wine doc
What You Hear's OK, but What Are You Seeing?
The Influence of Anxiety
Stephanie Black Chronicles Jamaicas IMF Woes
Berlin's Body Politic
The Post-Seattle Generation Gets Its Marx Druthers
Havana Plenty
Armani at the Guggenheim
The Stock Market's Experiencing Wild Swings. Nervous?
