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October 21, 2010
It Looks Like Sweetiepie Has Come to a Bitter End
SweetiepieA week after Sweetiepie posted a note on its door informing passersby it had closed because of a fire, it looks like that wasn't exactly the case. A now former employee of the Greenwich Avenue restaurant told Grub Street that it actually closed because of significant debts owed to v ... More >>
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October 13, 2010
Killer Instincts, Bad Knees
Helen Mirren will cut you, and other awesome old-people things, in Red
Film
September 22, 2010
Nothing Is Holy (Holy! Holy!) in Howl
Helen Mirren will cut you, and other awesome old-people things, in Red
Blogs
September 4, 2010
Over the Hedge: Investment Banker Busted Farming the Green
Here's a hilarious story coming the internet's way from Zombie Forbes/Slant: an executive at a billion-dollar hedge fund was caught running an extensive marijuana farm out of her house. Her boyfriends insists the cops have it all wrong; they're just farming goats, he claims. Clients of the Co ... More >>
Film
May 18, 2010
Solitary Man, a/k/a/ The Michael Douglas Experience
Here's a hilarious story coming the internet's way from Zombie Forbes/Slant: an executive at a billion-dollar hedge fund was caught running an extensive marijuana farm out of her house. Her boyfriends insists the cops have it all wrong; they're just farming goats, he claims. Clients of the Co ... More >>
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April 21, 2010
Tonight! The Thermals, Jakob Dylan & Three Legs (Featuring Neko Case), And Hosannas
Jason CrepsNeko Case: Totally excited to be one of Jakob Dylan's legs.The Thermals' popularity is understandable: Despite their Portland origins, they transcended cultural boundaries and wrote Canada's quintessential punk-rock anthem, "Canada." Plus they're semi-responsible for getting Mary L ... More >>
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March 23, 2010
Please Enjoy These Portraits of Recognizable People Our Photog Ran Into at SXSW
Recognizable, not notable: Shwayze, Perez Hilton, Cisco Adler Nate "Igor" Smith took photos of semi-famous people at South By Southwest. No naked people, but Mary Louise Parker! Full gallery over here.
Blogs
December 8, 2009
Here Is A Video of Matt & Kim and Friends Riding Their Bikes Into Roseland Theater
As part of the MTV Woodies madness we chronicled here the other week. Later, the duo would actually win an award for the song's video, which had them streaking naked outside of MTV's Times Square studio (call it the circle of life). Later still, their bike entourage did keg stands. As Mary Louise ... More >>
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November 20, 2009
"You're All So Hammered You Don't Give A Fuck What I Say": Live From The Woodies
Girls not having much fun. Pic by Connar Walik, more below.Once a year, mtvU hosts the Woodies, an event that's a lot like the Teen Choice Awards, except that it caters to college kids and music-industry people who can say stuff like, "I started listening to that band, like, two years ago." T ... More >>
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July 16, 2009
Emmy Nominees Include The Family Guy, Ernest Borgnine; Jon & Kate Snubbed
Emmy-nominated The Family Guy featuring Emmy-nominated Seth MacFarlane. For us the joy of the Emmy Nominations, announced this morning, is in the less-well-known categories. We see that there are only two shows, for instance, up for Outstanding Children's Nonfiction Program: Grandpa, Do You Know ... More >>
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May 22, 2009
Cheek, in Review: 7 Days of Runnin' Scared
The last Chico mural for New York. Thanks, EV Grieve. What a week. Everyone was pissed at us. Williamsburgers didn't appreciate being called dorks for trying to silence ice cream trucks. Horace Mann students got mad when we suggested they were faking swine flu to get out of school. Allison Benedi ... More >>
Blogs
May 18, 2009
Quick Hits
Some guy's leg and foot on the subway, via twitpic. We love Mary Louise Parker as much as anybody, maybe more, but find it hard to credit her claim that she was "goaded" into a nude scene in an (upcoming!) episode of Weeds and is "bitter" about it. She's, like, naked in everything. Here is a practic ... More >>
Voice Choices
April 15, 2009
Angels in America
Some guy's leg and foot on the subway, via twitpic. We love Mary Louise Parker as much as anybody, maybe more, but find it hard to credit her claim that she was "goaded" into a nude scene in an (upcoming!) episode of Weeds and is "bitter" about it. She's, like, naked in everything. Here is a practic ... More >>
Columns
February 25, 2009
Did Craig Bierko Date Charlize, Meg, or Gretchen?
Plus a helping of roasted Manilow.
Blogs
February 6, 2009
Week in Review: The Really Angry and Mean Outtakes
photo of Lady Sovereign by Rebecca Smeyne In the week we mourned Lux Interior, we also noted William Burrough's birthday, and the anniversary of Sid Vicious's death. Did you hear Bruce Springsteen played the Super Bowl? And rammed his pelvis directly into the national mood? Sports were a weird c ... More >>
Blogs
February 4, 2009
This Week in the Voice
Graham Rayman has been following the "Fight Club" cooked up by Rikers Island guards for a couple of years, and the Bronx D.A. has started dishing out charges. Inmates used and rewarded as enforcers, beatings arranged so as not to leave marks, victims intimidated into silence (and a few killed) -- t ... More >>
Blogs
February 4, 2009
PJ Harvey, Mary-Louise Parker Can't Save Hedda Gabler
Don't blame the actors. Swedish bad-boy August Strindberg isn't around to attend the Roundabout Theatre Company's new production of Hedda Gabler, but he did chime in on the play back when he first read it in 1891. Comparing the Ibsen piece to his own plays The Father and Creditors, Strindberg wrot ... More >>
Theater
February 4, 2009
The Victorian Cult of Beauty Infuses Hedda Gabler and Freshwater
. . .But not their productions
Blogs
January 29, 2009
Real World Brooklyn: Will Chet the Morminator Please Touch a Boob Instead of Acting Like One?
Every week, Sharon Steel watches the Real World Brooklyn so nobody else has to. Last week, Ryan sang about a tampon. This week, he dons a mustache while other stuff happens to far less interesting people. Last night's Real World: Brooklyn only featured about five minutes of Ryan, who we've perm ... More >>
Columns
January 28, 2009
Fuck You, Facebook! Thank You, Beyonce!
At Splash, the showtunes must go on.
Voice Choices
December 31, 2008
DESPERATE HOUSEWIFE
Mary-Louise Parker takes on Ibsen’s Nora
Theater
September 3, 2008
A Plea for Theater Producers to Become Less Predictable
Looking to the fall, a season on the brink with Billy Elliot, Shrek, 13
Theater
March 11, 2008
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Prowls
But Dead Man's Cell Phone and Parlour Song ring hollow
Voice Choices
February 5, 2008
CALL WAITING
Mary-Louise Parker finds intrigue on the other end of the line
Film
February 5, 2008
The Spiderwick Chronicles
Mary-Louise Parker finds intrigue on the other end of the line
Blogs
January 28, 2008
Who You Calling a SAG?
Mary-Louise Parker finds intrigue on the other end of the line
Columns
January 10, 2006
NY Mirror
Mary-Louise Parker finds intrigue on the other end of the line
NYC Life
January 10, 2006
Awards for Awards
Fashionable highlights and lowlights from last night's Golden Globes
Screens
December 13, 2005
Screen Gems
Tivo alerts, anchors aweigh: Favorite moments from the year when TV went topsy-turvy
Screens
July 26, 2005
This Is Your Mom on Drugs
A new series about a drug-dealing suburban homemaker kicks against conservative pricks and Christian bitches
Columns
May 10, 2005
NY Mirror
A new series about a drug-dealing suburban homemaker kicks against conservative pricks and Christian bitches
Theater
October 12, 2004
Rachel in Wonderland
In Reckless's insane, unstable world, staggering coincidences may be all you can believe in
Columns
September 21, 2004
NY Mirror
In Reckless's insane, unstable world, staggering coincidences may be all you can believe in
News
September 7, 2004
Faust Things First
Bilingual, time-jumping, and polycultural, John Jesurun scrambles Goethe's mythic egghead
Film
May 18, 2004
Beyond Belief
Jesus-freak satire panders to Christians and heathens alike
Film
October 1, 2002
Film
Jesus-freak satire panders to Christians and heathens alike
Theater
May 21, 2002
Monster Talk
The 47th Annual Obie Awards
Columns
October 24, 2000
NY Mirror
The 47th Annual Obie Awards
Theater
September 5, 2000
Archival and Departure
Maybe, in Our Hemmed-In World, One Step Back Could Mean Two Steps Forward
Film
July 11, 2000
What’s That Smell?
Maybe, in Our Hemmed-In World, One Step Back Could Mean Two Steps Forward
Theater
May 30, 2000
Math About You
Maybe, in Our Hemmed-In World, One Step Back Could Mean Two Steps Forward
News
June 8, 1999
Silence of the Lambs
A 17-Year-Old Lesbian Brings Her Censored Play to New York

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