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Daniel McGowan: The FBI's Least Wanted

He did his time for burning down two Oregon lumber mills, but he's not exactly a free man

Unfinished Song Is Out for Your Tear Ducts

Aw, Nuts: A Brief History of Movie Characters Getting Whacked in the Balls

How Marion Cotillard Played A SPOILER ALERT In New Movie

You probably know that in Rust and Bone, Oscar winner Marion Cotillard portrays a whale trainer who loses her legs in an accident. In any case, I'm not revealing anything the actor herself doesn't talk about. SO, SORRY!!! "It's a love story," Cotillard told her TimesTalks audience last night. "I ... More >>

More Tapas And Wine: Casa Pomona Opening In September

Another Spanish tapas and wine restaurant is coming to town. From restaurateur Sid Gupta (Pappardella, Village Pourhouse, Hudson Terrace, Little Town) and Marion Maur (who most recently ran her own restaurant Marion's Country Kitchen for five years in Woodstock), Casa Pomona will be debuting on the ... More >>

2 Days in New York: Julie Delpy Brings the Paris Gang to the City

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Julie Delpy Rocks New York

Always more than an ingenue, she's taking on everything that's wrong with movies—and she's bringing Chris Rock

Live: Delicate Steve And Team Spirit Fight The Flames At 4Knots

Team Spirit, Delicate Steve 4Knots Skippers Stage Saturday, July 14 Better than: The pier burning down. At about 3:45 yesterday afternoon, I made my way to the front of the boat overlooking the Skippers Stage and wondered why there were so many people who wanted to see Delicate Steve. It's nothing ... More >>

Hecho en Dumbo's Corn Smut Quesadillas

​It's probably nicer to say huitlacoche, but doesn't corn smut sound more exciting?

Hecho en Dumbo Opening This Friday

Yesterday, Marion's. This Friday, Mexican.​ Last September, we reported that Hecho en Dumbo would be moving, name intact, to the Bowery sometime this winter. Per Grub Street, it looks like they'll be opening their doors in the old Marion's Continental space this Friday. There's a slideshow up ... More >>

The Meticulously Staged Biography

Posts of the Week

Ah, Friday. Without further ado, the week's best posts: Cute Yummy Time: when gothic Lolita fetishists and singing crab bagels collide.Battle of the Dishes pitted supermarket veggie burgers against one another. Fork in the Road ranked our 10 Best French Fries.As the city grows more bike-friend ... More >>

Hecho en Dumbo Moving to the Bowery

Yesterday, Marion's. Tomorrow, Mexican.​What happens when Hecho en Dumbo moves to the Bowery? It's still Hecho en Dumbo, new borough be damned.  Ethan Smith, one of the owners of the Mexican restaurant that for the past two and a half years has been doing evening-only service at Dumbo's G ... More >>

At Last Night's CB2 SLA Committee Hearing...

...Josh Morgan (Houston's) and Robert Werhane (Dell'anima, L'Artusi) talked about their plans for the former Bar Q space at 308 Bleecker Street: Their "Chesapeake Bay-inspired fish house" will feature seasonal small bites and weekly specials. Morgan and Werhane have spent three years planning the co ... More >>

Irish Novelist Nick Laird Goes Utterly Pug

Though it's not exactly a dog's life for Zadie Smith's husband

Truffaut's Mississippi Mermaid at BAM

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Clip Job: Wilcock on Mushrooms -- Footnote By Leary

Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archivesSeptember 6, 1962, Vol. VII, No. 46Adventure With a Pink PillBy John WilcockA questionnaire arrived last month from Tim Leary, a professor at Harvard who has been doing research on the effects of Mexico's "magic mushrooms" (teonanacati) on human ... More >>

ENDGAME

Tonight, we're gonna party like it's 1929

Super Sunday! Bread and circuses and suicide bombings!

The Taliban conduct a night ambush against U.S. troops on January 24. A commenter on this YouTube video wrote: "holy cow, tracer rounds are so cool!" Yeah, really cool. What a Sunday in sports and terror: Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer fought to the death in a Grand Slam final, and so did the Pit ... More >>

Marion Cajori: Art About Art

She spent her life documenting artists—Louise Bourgeois in particular—but the art was her own

Clip Job: 'Mike on the Barroom Floor'

Project Runway: OMG, SJP!

When Now Wasn't Soon Enough

Everything great—and everything you forgot was lousy—about British guitar-rock

After Sunrise

The long walk over, Julie Delpy explores what comes next (i.e., the hard part)

Southern Gothic

Strange Fruit, Family Tree

Former 'Voice' writer Carr confronts a haunting family secret

New Beginnings: An East Village Lounge Is Waiting for You to Take Over

Not Yet Rated

Sly stalwarts, newly uncovered rarities in pre-Code series

Reversal of Fortunes: Ozon's Marriage Drama, Back to Front

Make Mine Filthy

The history behind the murkiest of martinis

Election Night Parties

Widow Treatment

Love—and death—on Long Island! Irving adaptation becomes Lands' End commercial

The Pontanis Come Clean!

Pint-Sized Burlesque Trio of Saucy Italian Babes Is the Subject of New Doc

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Bombshells Away!

The New Burlesque Hits Gotham

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Disappearing Acts

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August Wilson’s New Main Man

Marion McClinton Brings ‘King Hedley II’ to Broadway

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The Con and the Mayor

Why Rudy Giuliani Owes Prison Inmate Mike Lloyd

Victim’s Rites

Seven Children, No Organisms

Union Jacked

How DC 37 became America's most indicted municipal union

Growth Spurt

Sutton gym's most popular workout is for tots

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Though the elves now rap, the Radio City Christmas Spectacular is the same as ever— like Psycho, but far more worth re-creating.