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New Restaurant Reviews: Soup Dumplings at Full House; Vegan at Kajitsu

Kajitsu's glass noodles On this sunny May Day, our critics single out two new restaurants to usher in the season. In Midtown, Tejal Rao bows her head in favor of the vegan Japanese Buddhist temple cuisine at Kajitsu, while Robert Sietsema slurps up soup dumplings at Full House on the Bowery. Read o ... More >>

James Salter on Writing, Women, and Being Not-Quite-Famous

The 10 Most Corrupt Tax Loopholes

If Mitt Romney won't tell you which need to be closed, we will

11 Somewhat Fourth Of July-Appropriate Songs That Are Way Better Than Katy Perry's "Firework"

Tomorrow is the fourth of July, which means the celebration of American independence from Great Britain, which means Americans gathering in various wide-open spaces in order to watch things blow up. The big New York fireworks party is sponsored by Macy's, with the featured entertainment being none o ... More >>

Wheelchair Sports Camp's Crip Life

If there were ever a moment for a queer, disabled rapper with a love for pot, jokes, and revolution to be a star, the moment is now

You Better Work: 21 Music-Heavy Fashion's Night Out Events

Nicki Minaj performs at Yves Saint Laurent tonight. ​Let's be honest: Shopping isn't really the main attraction of Fashion's Night Out. Who has time to sift through sales racks when there are so many parties to go to? Some events—Drake's DJ set at Versace, Neon Indian's invite-only gig a ... More >>

Cat Greenleaf's Clothing Line Launches in Macy's

Greenleaf on her stoop.​Our favorite stoop-talker, Cat Greenleaf, has a new venture post-Mermaid Queen glory. She wants us to stop looking at our iPhones and BlackBerrys so much, and is using fashion to spread the word. The clothing line for her campaign LUSTBKLYN -- LUST being an acronym f ... More >>

Barack Obama and Justin Bieber Both in Town to Make Your Commute Miserable

​Today in your why is it taking me so freaking long to get where I want to go news: Two extremely famous world powers are in New York City today, on the very same day. This is unprecedented! They are: President Obama and Justin Bieber. Obama, of course, is in town for fundraisers in Midtown an ... More >>

"Will Marching Up Sixth Avenue Get Us Anywhere But Uptown?"

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. November 11, 1971, Vol. XVI, No. 45 Why do they still march? By Robin Reisig Why are you marching? I ask the only three blacks who had showed up at the assembly point for blacks, Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, and Asian-Americans. Why? I a ... More >>

World Smile Day: Currently Pissing Off Misanthropes Everywhere

via World Smile Day​Sometimes people are so wonderful and kind and perfect and perky we just want to punch them in the gut. Which is sort of how we feel about World Smile Day, which, you guessed it, is today! Whee! It's actually the 12th World Smile Day, which means our faces are getting tired ... More >>

Material Hurl: Our Top 10 Issues with Madonna and Lourdes' New Clothing Line

​Yesterday, in a maelstrom of glitter and Pixie Stix, Herald Square unveiled Material Girl, their new, tween-oriented in-house fashion line. Their collaborators: Madonna and her daughter, Lourdes. The face of the brand: panda-eyed Gossip Girl actress and the Pretty Reckless singer Taylor Momse ... More >>

The Voice Fashion Crew Weighs in on Lourdes' New Juniors Line

​As if the Material Girl's eldest spawn wasn't busy enough with her new enrollment at LaGuardia High and her ever-changing parental visitations with her real poppa, step-poppa, and baby Jesus, little Lola, ahem, Lourdes, is also debuting a Juniors clothing line via Macy's on August 3. On Wedne ... More >>

Madonna's Daughter Lourdes Is Now a Fashion Designer, For Macy's

​Madonna has done it all. What worlds are left for her to conquer? None. Well, there's always the kid. Madonna has done a deal with Iconix to create a Juniors line for Macy's called -- koff -- Material Girl, and her daughter Lourdes, 13, joins her on the design team. The girl hasn't really ... More >>

Clip Job: The Frenetic Business of Being Bobby Kennedy

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. November 10, 1966, Vol. XII, No. 4 The Frenetic Business of Being Bobby Kennedy By Suzanne Kiplinger Senator Robert F. Kennedy came to Brooklyn Heights last Sunday, leaving in his wake several hundred frenetic, excited Bobby-Watchers ... More >>

Summer Guide: Lawrence Osbourne Pursues Redeemable Vulgarity in Bangkok Days

Live: Tom Jones Drenched in Underwear at Terminal 5

Jed Lipinski"Just throw your panties up there already!" Tom Jones Terminal 5 February 24 Has the term sexagenarian ever been more appropriate? At 68, Tom Jones's sex appeal is staggering, humbling, an embarrassment to young men in the crowd. Jones paws the air and himself, smiles like a cartoon l ... More >>

Tom cries 'Uncle'! Daschle's exit an embarrassing end to Obama's embarrassing decision to pick him

Obama tells a surprisingly blunt Katie Couric, "I messed up." Tom Daschle's quick exit from the health-care Cabinet job is just proof that he was a poor choice for the job. If the guy can't get it together enough to wipe his nose clean after rubbing it against the rear of society schmuckettes li ... More >>

Blintzkrieg in Gaza; Madoff covers up family jewels

"Gaza medics in the line of fire," from Al Jazeera Congratulations to the New York Times. The word "war" made it into a front-page story this morning about Israel's war on Gaza. Ethan Bronner's piece even sports the word in its headline: "Gaza War Role Is Political Lift for Ex-Premier." As I ... More >>

Godfather Paulson's bailout plan: It's not personal. It's strictly business.

Why MySpace Music Won't Succeed

Rupert Murdoch's pride and joy is trying to go legit; mayhem may ensue, and success may not

Post-Oscars, the Dress Knock-Off Crowd Gets Busy

. . and the debate over copies crops up again

Leading Reverend Billy Into Sin

Lord, he is consumed. Forgive him those great sweaters and pants he hath bought

No Context: An Interview with the Magik Markers

Welcome to the Fringe! Now Where the Hell Is It?

Scattered venues, weak plays, Urinetown wannabes: How can we improve the New York Fringe?

On the Outs in Brooklyn

The city's complicity behind the borough's soaring eviction rate

How Has Pokémon Not Died Yet?

Hanging with Hulk Hogan, unabashed Pokémon lover

He's No Angel

Old Mamet one-act about masculine indulgence revived as actors' showcase

WWRTD: Or, What Would Roger Toussaint Do?

Mr. Toussaint, how will you purchase your Christmas ham?

More Than a Meal

Thanksgiving as a ritual of American identity

Justified?

Wondering if Timberlake's clothing line is worth it

The Juror and the Convict

Lynne Harriton was the jury foreman at Andre Smith's trial in the Carnegie Deli murder case. Now she's his closest friend.

Egotistical Bastards

Dead mag helps VH1 talk about race, from Ice Cube to Elvis to Costello

Merry Mayhem

Fish Story

Close-Up on Parkchester, Bronx

Blame It on Al Qaeda

Media Hypes Sniper Conspiracy Theory

Into the Misty

Nam June Paik Lights Up Rockefeller Center

Star Trek

Adrian at the Met

False 'Hood

Faking It on Canal Street

'Tis the Season

An Afternoon on 14th Street

Holiday Happenings

Two-Story Brick House

Rubbers Full of Soul

Permanent Midnight

Marc Singer’s Tunnel Vision

Walk Black Live

Readers Respond to ‘The Bill of Rights for Black Men’

Stepping Lightly

Mommie Dearest

The Hidden History of Mother's Day

'Mega' Mania

New York's new number 1 radio station leads frenzied market drive

Buppie Meltdown

Afro-Romantic Monifa Stewart Loses Her Innocence