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5 Food Movies to Get You Through Hurricane Sandy

Now that you've stocked up on water, soup and booze, we suggest you make like the New York Stock Exchange and take the rest of the day off. To help combat fears of Armageddon, curl up on the couch and spend a few hours with one of our five favorite food movies. Did your favorite film make the list?

Occupy Wall Street's Anniversary

For those who have been tracking Occupy Wall Street since its earliest days, yesterday's anniversary often felt familiar to the point of deja vu. Lower Manhattan was once again transformed into a city under siege, with metal barricades at almost every intersection, police trucks, vans, scooters, ho ... More >>

Occupy Wall Street One-Year Anniversary Begins With 25 Arrests

Tomorrow, it will be one whole year since a group of anti-corporatist raiders met for the first time in Zuccotti Park and deemed themselves Occupy Wall Street. Since then, the national explosion of 99-versus-1 Percent politics has had its ups and downs - in New York, Bloomberg's army of police offic ... More >>

Two Protesters Found Guilty Today For Lying Down In The Sidewalk

When seven people lay down in the sidewalk across from the New York Stock Exchange in April, holding up signs, they thought they were acting within their rights. A ruling by Judge James Burke today suggests that they were wrong. Burke found two of the protesters guilty of two counts each of disord ... More >>

Occupy Wall Street, Year Two

Approaching its anniversary, the movement isn't dead. It's growing up.

Occupy Wall Street Is Finally Occupying Wall Street (Or At Least Trying)

Seven months after they first set up camp in Zuccotti Park, Occupy Wall Street protesters are actually occupying Wall Street. But after a relatively uneventful week of lawfully sleeping on the sidewalk near the New York Stock Exchange, the protesters have been met with a strong police response over ... More >>

Have You Seen This Sculpture, Lost in the East Village?

On Sunday EV Grieve posted a notice that a sculpture had gone missing in the East Village -- specifically, a clear, pretzel-shaped, acrylic, 6" by 6" sculpture. The artist who created the sculpture, Katie Peyton, lost it somewhere between Avenue C and Heathers bar. We contacted her for the details. ... More >>

Occupy Wall Street National Day of Action: Live Updates From Downtown Manhattan

Nick PintoThe NYSE, which protestors did not stop from opening today​Good afternoon, and welcome to the evening edition of the Village Voice liveblog of Occupy Wall Street's Day of Action. Today, November 17, marks the two month anniversary since Occupy Wall Street began in Zuccotti Park. Pro ... More >>

Occupy Wall Street and the End of Zuccotti: What's Next?

C.S. MuncyPolice clear Zuccotti Park on Monday night.​This week, I have a story in the print version of the paper about what would happen if Occupy Wall Street was no longer occupying Zuccotti Park. The story went to print before the city evicted the protesters on Monday night. Some aspects ... More >>

Occupy Wall Street Vows to Shut Down Subways; NYPD Issues Plan to Mobilize 432 Headquarters Cops If Necessary

​Occupy Wall Street posted a notice on its website earlier today that it intends to block the subways and Foley Square, and shut down Wall Street, whatever that may mean, this Thursday. Meanwhile, the NYPD appears to be getting ready to counter a possible major push by the protesters with a ne ... More >>

Occupy Wall Street's Big Plans For Its Two-Month Anniversary

​Occupy Wall Street will be two months old on November 17th, and it's pulling out all the stops. It was announced on the occupation's main Twitter account at the end of October that something would be going down, and now we know: the plan is to "shut down" Wall Street and the New York Stock Ex ... More >>

If You Want to Cross Wall Street, Get a Corporate I.D.

Rosie GrayBarriers up in the Financial District.​It's been over month since the beginning of Occupy Wall Street, and if you've been down to the Financial District lately you may have noticed that on Wall Street between Broadway and William (also on Broad Street and Exchange Place), there are m ... More >>

'Invade Wall Street': Occupy Wall Street's Evil (And Probably Fake) Twin

Occupy Wall Street is in its 18th day. Things are picking up steam a bit: the protesters have a big rally with the Transport Workers Union planned for tomorrow and they've also teamed up with a fancy PR firm, though they deny that they asked for any professional help with their media relations. But ... More >>

Occupy Wall Street, Day Three: Inefficiency Starts to Cripple Protest

This is what democracy looks like.​The Occupy Wall Street protest drew thousands of demonstrators to the Financial District this weekend, when the markets were closed and the neighborhood was largely a ghost town. This morning, as the inexplicably-timed protest entered its third day, demonstr ... More >>

AIDS In Oral History - Looking Back at 30 Years of the Epidemic (VIDEO)

​This past Pride Week has marked some amazing events, from passage of Marriage Equality in New York, to a President ducking that issue while visiting the city, to that same President marking National HIV Testing Day and preparing to host a White House Pride reception. This Pride also marks ... More >>

Longest Day Of The Year Made More Tolerable By Free Concerts Outside

John Luther Adams' Inuksuit gets its NYC outdoor premiere at 5 p.m. at Morningside Park.​City advisory: If you were too lazy (or too experimental-music hungover from the Bang On A Can Marathon) to get out to Central Park this morning at 5 a.m. to play Yoko Ono's "Secret Piece," do not be too u ... More >>

Germans to Buy NYSE; Hasselhoff to Chair Federal Reserve?

​Deutsche Boerse, the owner of the German stock exchange, is in talks to purchase the NYSE. Apparently they're taking "buy low" to heart. The Post reports that NYSE Euronet, current owner of the New York Stock Exchange, was going to reveal the news next Tuesday, but rumors forced them to relea ... More >>

Dov Charney Comments on American Apparel Woes

​This week in Bad News for American Apparel: An employee at AA headquarters was found dead in a bathroom on August 31. It's not as if 44-year-old data analyst Danarichie Lyndon Sindo was murdered by AA corporate minions, or something (the LAPD told Gawker that Sindo was ill, though the exact cause ... More >>

"Guido is Good": New York Post Aimlessly Plugs Jersey Shore Again

​Saturday's New York Post dedicated its entire cover to Snooki's arrest on the Jersey Shore, turning a few line gossip item into an overlong feature that read more like press release than even a puff piece. On Sunday, the cover was unfortunately occupied by huge news, leaving Jersey Shore only ... More >>

Jersey Shore and the New York Stock Exchange: The Guido Effect (Updated!)

Image via NPR/Getty.​"Is nothing sacred?" asks NPR today of the picture you see to your right. Because -- if you haven't heard -- the creatures of MTV's Jersey Shore (and Village Voice cover models!) rang the opening bell on the New York Stock Exchange today. At the half-way mark of the day, h ... More >>

The Top Ten Lines from The NYT Profile of Snooki: A How-To Guide

​While we wait for our expert analyst to weight in on today's Jersey Shore-opened New York Stock Exchange (thus presenting us with the riveting conclusion to today's economic mystery: The Guido Effect on The American Economy), it might be worth revisiting some of the most incredible tidbits fr ... More >>

Jersey Shore's Guido Effect on the New York Stock Exchange: The Results!

​This afternoon, we published our own theory on the potential financial voodoo that would ensue after the cast of Jersey Shore rang the opening bell on the New York Stock Exchange: The Guido Effect. "Brilliant!" noted the New York Observer. Flavorwire wondered if it was "too late to invest" in ... More >>

Does Target Have an Anti-Gay Agenda, or Are They Just Stupid?

​The new NYC Target is open for business, much to the pleasure of many a New Yorker who no longer has to transfer boroughs for their cheap bulk items. But perhaps we should not be so fast to be smug with our "getting a good deal" and "shopping somewhere other than the much-maligned Wal-Mart" f ... More >>

People's Champion? Rick Lazio Is a Wall Street Creature

His fingerprints are all over the recent economic collapse

September 7 through 13

Rockie Weekly Horoscope July 13 through 19

Rockie's Daily Forecast

Targeting the Testers

Animal rights activists move beyond fur and the circus

A Boho Hobo Street Fixture's Half-Century Compiled at Last

Two Stadiums. No Waiting.

Yanks and Mets plans leave little room for public debate

Rockie Weekly Horoscope December 16-22

Country in the City

As Nashville invades New York, a home-grown hayseed scene thrives beneath the CMA's radar

Peace Strike Under Way – No Violence, Police Tactful

System Overload

Transforming the junk pile of culture into something ominous, investigative, and visionary

Screed is Good: NYC Docs Examine Two Kinds of Markets

The Times' Sweetheart Deal

The paper gets huge subsidy, then sells old headquarters building for a huge profit

Financing Mass Murder

How free-market investors contribute to genocide in Darfur while they take the profits

Under the Gun

Artists in the financial district offer projects ripped from headlines and bedtime stories

Acquiring Minds

Indie works in progress vie for buyers at 25th IFP Market

Once a Car Dealer . . .

Selig Makes Big Haul From Pal's Firm

Labor in Mourning

Seven Months Later, Unions Raise the 9-11 Flag

Citizen CEO

The WEF's Corporate Moguls Debate Their Role as Unelected World Leaders

Economic Terrorism

Markets Fall as World Watches Cities Burn

Sex on the Floor

Black Man Charges His White Female Boss Sexually Harassed and Discriminated Against Him at the New York Stock Exchange

Sports

Sports

Tools of the Trader

Could the NYSE Hold the Key to the Future of Electronic Trading?

Sweating Pheromones

The Hyper Trade

Internet Investing Is the New Vegas

The Eye of the Beholder