Noam Chomsky

Muslim Hunting: David Horowitz's Antagonistic Career

Smear Machine

Loved By Iggy Pop, Hated By Jim Morrison: The Life and Times of Danny Fields

From pulling needles full of dope out of Iggy Pop's arm just before showtime and helping turn Jim Morrison into a sex symbol (becoming Morrison's sworn enemy in the process), to unleashing the Ramones upon the world and later becoming one of the globe's leading music journalists, Danny Fields has be ... More >>

Robert Hughes, Giant

Why the late writer was our most important art critic

Live: Kronos Quartet, Tony Kushner And Persepolis Author Marjane Satrapi Join Forces For Bizarre Experiment "Exit Strategies"

"Exit Strategies": PEN World Voices Festival of International Literature Kronos Quartet with Rula Jabreal, Tony Kushner and Marjane Satrapai Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium Metropolitan Museum of Art Wednesday, May 2 Better than: The funniest right-wing parody of what they think liberal Manhattanit ... More >>

Q&A: Kronos Quartet Founder David Harrington On Collaborating With Philip Glass

Every day this month, in conjunction with our Feb. 1 cover story "Philip Glass, An East Village Voice," Sound of the City will post excepts of interviews with Glass and his collaborators, as well as reviews of several concerts celebrating his 75th birthday. Today we're publishing our interview wit ... More >>

Ally Ally Alinsky! Rightbloggers See Saul Alinsky Everywhere -- Even Among Themselves

Now that Newt Gingrich, newly amplified as a Presidential candidate, is regularly using Saul Alinsky as a club to beat Obama, the conservative obsession with long-dead community organizer has gone bigtime. Perhaps overexcited by this new opportunity to lecture America about one more thing that they ... More >>

Obama Hosts Chinese Leader (Or, Translated Into Rightblogger: Obama Sells Out America to Communists, Pianist)

"Red China" had been effectively closed to U.S. trade for years when President Nixon began softening things up in the 70s. Subsequent Presidents from both parties have followed Nixon's lead, and now, along with state visits like the one Chinese Leader Hu Jintao made last week to the White House, we ... More >>

The Best Books of 2009

Vikings, asses, and LSD—Voice writers pick their favorite books of the year

Fall Guide: George Packer Chronicles a Turbulent 21st Century

Pro-Debate

17 years in the making, Tony Kaye's epic abortion doc Lake of Fire. Plus: Gays and God in For the Bible Tells Me So

Freak Flags Fly at Half-mast as Arthur Mag Calls It Quits

Morning Report 1/23/06
Going Nuclear

The Phantom Menace

Unclear and present danger: Three-part polemic constructs novel narrative of neo-con game

Summers Storm

Women, science, and a Harvard president's notorious remarks

Horoscope

Chickening Out

Fear and loathing in the academy: Ward Churchill faces the dilemma of the holy whore

At Last I Am Old

Patchily focused and unfinishable work from a slow-laboring ghost among the living

Extreme Makeovers

The Fine Art of Picking a Shtick

For Adults Only

Radical Revisions of the Spiritual Life

Groovy Decay

Ill-Will Hunting

Bush's Little Shop of Horrors

Where Fear Is Always on Sale—and the Truth Is Made to Order

Keepers of the Flame

As Moderate Groups Turn Down the Heat, Anarchists Light a New Way for Dissent

Goddess of Small Things

An Interview With Novelist-Turned-Activist Arundhati Roy

The Empire Strikes Back

War vs. Peace: Novelists and Essayists Tell the 'Voice' Where They Stand

Morning Sedition

WBAI Fights Management’s Move to Turn the Station into NPR Lite

Letters

Publish or Perish

Join the Good-Fight Club

Mayor Foreman

Your Landlord's Dick

Building owners hire spies to win evictions

Human Shields For Clinton

Interventionist Liberals Sanction a Jingoistic War

Just Our Bill?

The Left Reconsiders Its Relationship to Clinton and Comes Out Swinging— Especially at Christopher Hitchens

Letters