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    February 28, 2008
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    February 17, 2009

    Rave Reviews For Project Runway Film A Fraud!

    Eleven Minutes--a documentary that catches up with Project Runway winner Jay McCarroll--may or may not be a masterpiece of cinematic design. The buzz on the flick happens to be very strong, mainly because it got an 83% rating over at rottentomatoes.com, at least as of the other day. But when I rea ... More >>

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    February 19, 2009

    Project Runway Movie Gets Some Support!

    In a previous post, I described how Eleven Minutes--a documentary about Project Runway winner Jay McCarroll--was getting good grades on rottentomatoes.cm, but only because raves about some New Zealand massacre movie had strangely been put on its page by mistake. There were only two reviews of Elev ... More >>

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    March 24, 2009

    Interview: Ladyhawke On New Zealand, Gay Pride Parades in Paris

    Ladyhawke makes her New York debut tonight at the Bowery Ballroom and at Studio B on Thursday, March 26. Taking her name from the 1985 Richard Donner film, New Zealand's Ladyhawke is next in a line of dance-wave acts that've recently surfaced. Although she's played "dirty rock and roll" with he ... More >>

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    April 29, 2008

    IT’S BUSINESS TIME

    The sexiest Kiwis alive

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    December 8, 1998

    Hyde & Seek

    Wider probe could burn judiciary chair

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    March 7, 2006

    Agricultural Ravers and Poppers Smack Their Kiwi Up

    Wider probe could burn judiciary chair

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    August 18, 1998

    Listening In

    The U.S.-led ECHELON spy network is eavesdropping on the whole world

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    June 22, 1999

    When Love Comes

    The U.S.-led ECHELON spy network is eavesdropping on the whole world

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    February 6, 2001

    Unheavenly Creatures

    The U.S.-led ECHELON spy network is eavesdropping on the whole world

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    May 7, 2002

    Planet Rock

    The World's Most Local Pop Music Goes International

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    June 17, 2003

    Home Womb

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    July 1, 2003

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    December 30, 2003

    Tracking Shots

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    March 2, 2004

    NY Mirror

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  • Dance

    August 17, 2004

    Projecting Homeland

    New Zealand's landscapes and Samoa's traditions mingle

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    September 14, 2004

    Dancers From New Zealand, Dallas, and Brooklyn Share the Spirit

    New Zealand's landscapes and Samoa's traditions mingle

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    August 30, 2005

    Summer Visitors

    Hunky power from New Zealand and enigmatic robotics from Japan confront modern dilemmas

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    October 24, 2006

    Oh My Goth! The Second Coming—With Special Gothguest Jon DeRosa

    Hunky power from New Zealand and enigmatic robotics from Japan confront modern dilemmas

  • Voice Choices

    May 27, 2009

    Viva Voce+Cut Off Your Hands

    Hunky power from New Zealand and enigmatic robotics from Japan confront modern dilemmas

  • Blogs

    July 31, 2009

    Free All Points West Alternatives Galore

    ​ Big gigantic music festivals featuring people with names that even those living deep in the Amazon forests or on the wild, wild plains of New Zealand have heard of tend to suck up most of the cultural airspace when they come to town--All Points West being no exception here. But this is an ex ... More >>

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    September 10, 2009

    The Fish in Your Filet-o-Fish is Both Ugly and Possibly Unsustainable

    The hoki, known more commonly as a filet-o-fish.​The Times has a piece about the hoki, the homely yet delectable fish that's been the star of countless McDonald's filet-o-fish sandwiches and featured on the menus of chain restaurants like Denny's and Long John Silver's. The hoki, which lives i ... More >>

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    December 8, 2009

    Beach Fossils

    The hoki, known more commonly as a filet-o-fish.​The Times has a piece about the hoki, the homely yet delectable fish that's been the star of countless McDonald's filet-o-fish sandwiches and featured on the menus of chain restaurants like Denny's and Long John Silver's. The hoki, which lives i ... More >>

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    March 1, 2010

    Here Is The Set List For Pavement's First Reunion Show

    ​They began, as all high-profile indie-rock reunions must, in New Zealand, rocking out to "In the Mouth a Desert," which I'm sure was cathartic.. This dude has most of the set list; this dude breaks it down by album. "Fight This Generation" tends to be particularly violent live, so that's good ... More >>

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    March 9, 2010

    Northern Spy in East Village: The Apple of Their Eye

    A new locavore looks upstate for inspiration

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    March 24, 2010

    Kerretta

    A new locavore looks upstate for inspiration

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    March 30, 2010

    The Chris Knox Benefit at Le Poisson Rouge Has Already Raised $40,545

    ​Which is to say that the May 6th show, featuring Yo La Tengo, the Clean, Jeff Mangum, and a bunch of other people is way beyond sold out--even at $75 per ticket. The indie start-up for indie start-ups, Kickstarter, hosted the bidding, and you can still give money there--as little as a dollar- ... More >>

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    May 4, 2010

    ONE QUESTION

    How many songs will Jeff Mangum do?

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    July 23, 2010

    Barack Obama Toasted by New Zealand Artist Toastman

    ​New Zealand artist Toastman (aka Maurice Bennett) has created portraits out of toast, including Elvis Presley, Mona Lisa, Eminem, and New Zealand prime minister John Key, but his greatest work so far may be his portrait of Barack Obama.

  • Blogs

    September 9, 2010

    Confirmed: Happy People Are Nicer; Australians Are the Happiest and Nicest

    If this was a regular sighting, you'd probably be happy too.​Charities Aid Foundation has taken a look at countries doing charitable things -- giving money, helping a stranger, or volunteering time -- and guess where the U.S.A. ranked? Number five. Which is not horrible, but also maybe not as ... More >>

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    September 22, 2010

    The Clean

    If this was a regular sighting, you'd probably be happy too.​Charities Aid Foundation has taken a look at countries doing charitable things -- giving money, helping a stranger, or volunteering time -- and guess where the U.S.A. ranked? Number five. Which is not horrible, but also maybe not as ... More >>

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    August 17, 2004

    Film

    If this was a regular sighting, you'd probably be happy too.​Charities Aid Foundation has taken a look at countries doing charitable things -- giving money, helping a stranger, or volunteering time -- and guess where the U.S.A. ranked? Number five. Which is not horrible, but also maybe not as ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 24, 2011

    Live: The Cake Shop's Letha Melchior Rodman Benefit Mercifully Features Only One Gushing Head Wound

    Other than this poor guy everyone had a lovely time. Pics by Mike.​Capsul/Purling Hiss/Home Blitz/Tom Surgal/Mad Scene Cake Shop Saturday, January 22 Better than: Any other rock show you could've seen tonight Letha Rodman was a significant presence on the pre-Internet indie scene in NYC -- c ... More >>

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    February 18, 2011

    Next Month, People in New Zealand Will Drink Horse Semen

    ​Lately, it's become fashionable in some circles to brag of one's fearless consumption of bugs, grubs, and pretty much anything else that can be scraped off of a forest floor. And if your circle happens to be in New Zealand, you will soon have the option of chasing it all down with a shot of h ... More >>

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    March 30, 2011

    Foster the People

    ​Lately, it's become fashionable in some circles to brag of one's fearless consumption of bugs, grubs, and pretty much anything else that can be scraped off of a forest floor. And if your circle happens to be in New Zealand, you will soon have the option of chasing it all down with a shot of h ... More >>

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    April 27, 2011

    Meth-Shoe Traffickers Busted Because They Were "Walking Funny"

    Not actual meth shoes.​We'd guess shoes would be the first place any airport security agent worth his salt would go to look, but we're not Malaysian drug traffickers posing as tourists with two pounds of meth in our shoes. Are we? (That was rhetorical.) Anyway, the group was busted by official ... More >>

  • Blogs

    May 25, 2011

    Man 'Nearly Pops' After Air Hose Gets Stuck in His Butt

    Violet Beauregarde suffered from a similar problem.​Oh man. Here is a terrible, awful, shocking, horrifying tale that, unless you are stronger and better than us (probably) might sort of make you chuckle in a Beavis/Butthead sort of way, but only in the midst of being horrified, and wondering ... More >>

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    May 27, 2011

    With Kiwiana, New York Will Have More Than Two New Zealand Restaurants

    ​Aside from Nelson Blue and D.U.B. Pies, New York doesn't exactly have a surfeit of restaurants serving New Zealand cuisine. But the underrepresented country is about to get another shout-out, in Park Slope of all places. Here's Park Slope reports that Mark Simmons, a New Zealand ex-pat and T ... More >>

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    May 31, 2011

    Will Smith: Not Dead

    He can hear you spreading those rumors, you know. ​Meanwhile, on the other side of the fake stories about celebrity mortality spectrum, Will Smith has been killed by the Internet--specifically by a story from FakeAWish.com that claimed the former Fresh Prince had fallen to his death from a cli ... More >>

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    June 25, 2011

    Ailing Penguin Stuck in New Zealand Offered Ride Home Or Spot At SeaWorld

    ​Happy Feet, a young emperor penguin, is stranded in New Zealand. It (scientists haven't determined if the bird is male or female) arrived there last Monday, its appearance being the first time in 44 years that an emperor penguin has been spotted in New Zealand. All is not well. Happy Feet fel ... More >>

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    June 28, 2011

    Beer Drinkers Are Tastier to Mosquitoes; Winemakers Take to Plastic

    ​What is it about the subtle pleasure of Kölsch, asks Eric Asimov? "Well, it's a snappy and beautifully refreshing golden ale, bright without being overbearing." Doesn't that sound nice? [NY Times] Carlsberg, which is mostly known for light lagers, is gearing up to launch Carlsberg Elephant, ... More >>

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    August 18, 2011

    Kiwiana's Mark Simmons Will Show You What New Zealand Is Made of

    chefmarksimmons.com​Mention New Zealand cuisine to an American, and you're likely to be met with a blank stare. Beyond the odd kiwi fruit and jars of Marmite, even many of our self-proclaimed dining sophisticates can't conceptualize what such food might entail. But if Mark Simmons has anything ... More >>

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    August 19, 2011

    Mark Simmons Got His Start in a Slaughterhouse, Then Faked It 'Til He Made It

    ​Yesterday, we chatted with Mark Simmons about Kiwiana, the restaurant he opened in Park Slope earlier this week. As Kiwiana's name suggests, Simmons' stated mission is to introduce New York to the ingredients of New Zealand, his homeland. Today, in the second half of our interview, Simmons di ... More >>

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    November 10, 2011

    Ask the Critics: New Zealand Cuisine -- Does It Exist in New York?

    Fancy some hokey pokey ice cream?​Sarah M. asks: I just got back from a trip to New Zealand and loved it. What are New York's top spots for Kiwi cuisine? Dear Sarah: Unfortunately, New York doesn't boast many New Zealand restaurants. In fact, I only know of three. But they're definitely wort ... More >>

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    December 8, 2011

    The Vinatta Project's Michael "Kiwi" Camplin on Moving to New York and Cooking in the Old Florent Space

    Photo courtesy Michael CamplinJust call Michael Camplin "Kiwi"​The Mulberry Project has gained a boozy following largely because of its bespoke cocktail program which lets imbibers pick several favorite flavors and the bartender does the rest. Complementing the cocktails is a menu of small pla ... More >>

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    December 9, 2011

    The Vinatta Project's Michael "Kiwi" Camplin on His Ideal Dinner Party: Interview Part 2

    Photo courtesy Michael CamplinMichael Camplin needs some sleep​Yesterday we spoke with Michael "Kiwi" Camplin, chef at the new Meatpacking District restaurant the Vinatta Project, about his upbringing in New Zealand and the intricacies of creating a small plates menu. Today we get a bit more p ... More >>

  • Blogs

    December 28, 2011

    Drunk Online Shopping Will Save This Wretched Economy!

    ​Credit card debt? What credit card debt? Oh, pour yourself another drink. The latest fun -- and healthy! -- thing we're all doing under the influence of a little boozin' is...shopping on our own personal computers, from home, at night, after a hard day's work, with the jug of wine next to us. ... More >>

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