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April 15, 2012
Peter And The Starcatcher: My Review
Just as Wicked provided the Oz backstory for new generations, Peter and the Starcatcher serves as a prequel to Peter Pan, but it uses a whole other tone. In showing how a mopey orphan boy became the arrested youth known as Peter Pan and a creepy pirate named Black Stache evolved into the taunting, ... More >>
Blogs
April 6, 2012
Q&A: Ninjasonik On Tight Pants, Skating, And Coming For The Throne
If you're really "in the streets" of New York City, then most of the people in your circle should be street urchins and guttersnipes also using the asphalt lawns of the Big Apple as their playground. They're your closest friends, even though you didn't go to school together; you're not from the sam ... More >>
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April 7, 2011
New York's Last Line of Defense From Zombies Arrested at Port Authority
A man who describes himself as a "zombie enthusiast" (the correct term is "zombie aficionado") was arrested at the Port Authority Bus Terminal on Tuesday. The Post reports that 25-year-old Christopher Rodger had a camouflage bag full of "swords, knives, burglar tools, night-vision goggles and ... More >>
Voice Choices
February 9, 2011
NEVER GROW UP
Disney goes downtown
Blogs
December 9, 2010
The 20 Worst Songs of 2010, #11: NeverShoutNever, "cheatercheaterbestfriendeater"
F2K10 is a countdown of the 20 worst songs of 2010. Track our progress here. The concept of "twee" reached a nadir in 2010, the inevitable result of a swaddling culture that seems hell-bent on keeping people in Peter Pan mode until they're sent six feet under. But even more disheartening tha ... More >>
Blogs
November 15, 2010
Urban Sharecropping All the Rage; The City's Best Doughnuts
Urban sharecropping is the latest twist to the farm-to-table movement, in which homeowners get matched with would-be farmers who don't themselves have gardening space. [Wall Street Journal] Mayor Bloomberg's favorite diner, Viand Café, was slapped with 36 violation points in its latest ins ... More >>
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November 1, 2010
Spreading Idea? East Broadway Restaurant Inc.'s Noodles With Peanut Butter
Victoria BekiempisCourtesy Skippy? Peter Pan? Ever the staple of school children's lunch boxes and cash-strapped college kids, peanut butter typically evokes culinary nostalgia and routine more than kitchen innovation. But at East Broadway Restaurant Inc., a small, often crowded eatery on the ... More >>
Theater
September 8, 2010
Anal Beads Can't Save It Must Be Him
Kenny Solms's play is a sketchy comedy
Blogs
July 12, 2010
New York's Cheap Eats Issue
Out today is New York's Cheap Eats issue, wherein Robin Raisfeld and Rob Patronite round up the year's myriad developments in (mostly) affordable eating. They've got your burgers, your new-wave Asian (Fatty 'Cue, Baohaus, Umi Nom, et al.), your vegetarian, your noodles, fried chicken, and so on. B ... More >>
Blogs
June 16, 2010
Donut Shoppe on Avenue U: An Independent Survives in Brooklyn
The perfect neighborhood glazed donut Fork in the Road has bitched before about how Dunkin' Donuts has invaded Brooklyn, and the deleterious effects suffered by the borough as a result: independent coffee shops forestalled or even closed; the gobbling up of choice food-permitted retail prope ... More >>
Blogs
May 12, 2010
On Janelle Monáe's "Make The Bus," Featuring Of Montreal, Though Really It's The Other Way Around
Listen to it here. No "Tightrope," but pretty lithe and groovy and weird. Super-weird. Topics: terrible fixations, androids dreaming of electric sheep, Peter Pan, Juicy Fruit. Great drum sound. (It's no "California Gurls," but what is?) Also: This is a straight-up Of Montreal song in which Ja ... More >>
Music
April 20, 2010
On Green Day's Vivid, Lurid, Somewhat Vapid American Idiot Musical
Listen to it here. No "Tightrope," but pretty lithe and groovy and weird. Super-weird. Topics: terrible fixations, androids dreaming of electric sheep, Peter Pan, Juicy Fruit. Great drum sound. (It's no "California Gurls," but what is?) Also: This is a straight-up Of Montreal song in which Ja ... More >>
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April 19, 2010
West African Buffet at Fatima in Crown Heights
Served with polished white rice, sauce de feuilles is the national dish of Guinea. When Fatima opened in Crown Heights six years ago, it was the city's best Guinean restaurant, offering two or three home-style dishes per day, served with a massive plate of polished white rice. But in common ... More >>
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April 6, 2010
If Tina Fey Had a Penis, She'd Stick It in One of Peter Pan's Doughnuts
In an interview in this month's Esquire, Tina Fey has an American Pie kind of moment, courtesy of a certain doughnut shop on Greenpoint's Manhattan Avenue.
Voice Choices
November 10, 2009
Art Brut
In an interview in this month's Esquire, Tina Fey has an American Pie kind of moment, courtesy of a certain doughnut shop on Greenpoint's Manhattan Avenue.
Music
August 4, 2009
Anamanaguchi Avoid the Perils of Cheap Nostalgia
In an interview in this month's Esquire, Tina Fey has an American Pie kind of moment, courtesy of a certain doughnut shop on Greenpoint's Manhattan Avenue.
Blogs
April 22, 2009
Q&A With Playwright Craig Lucas, the Man Who Would Have Written Peter Pan
Peter Bellamy It's been a big theater season for playwright Craig Lucas. In November, his Prayer for My Enemy made its New York premiere at Playwrights Horizons, and now comes The Singing Forest, currently in previews at the Public Theater. The new piece--directed by Mark Wing-Davey and featuring O ... More >>
Columns
March 18, 2009
Shocking Secret About Gay Porn Star!
Agnès Varda, speeding at 80; Cowardly behavior
Blogs
February 13, 2009
How Do You Spell G-U-T-B-O-M-B?
Click to make this beautiful pastry life size! Nothing compares with the old-world goodness of Teutonic pastries--well, nothing I can think of at this moment. This $1.75 morsel from Greenpoint's distinguished Peter Pan Bakery features a thick white pudding poised between custard and cheesecake, ... More >>
Blogs
January 13, 2009
Clip Job: Bob Newhart, Sick?
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archivesNovember 30, 1961, Vol. VII, No. 6Sick Comic for the MiddlebrowsBy Martin WilliamI wish everybody would come off it about Bob Newhart. He is a pleasant comedian. But surely the fact that his fairly affable jibes at business and politics have been ... More >>
Blogs
November 5, 2008
Disney's Creepiest Sexy Animated Female Leads Awards
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archivesNovember 30, 1961, Vol. VII, No. 6Sick Comic for the MiddlebrowsBy Martin WilliamI wish everybody would come off it about Bob Newhart. He is a pleasant comedian. But surely the fact that his fairly affable jibes at business and politics have been ... More >>
Voice Choices
August 12, 2008
MELVINS WEAR BOOTS
Two generations of sludge metal
NYC Life
January 1, 2008
Time Is Money
Looking for that upper-crust watch on the Lower East Side
Theater
December 4, 2007
Stuffed Happens
A post-strike round-up: four Broadway openings, plus a little Off-Broadway Darwinism
Film
November 13, 2007
Who Is Norman Lloyd?
A post-strike round-up: four Broadway openings, plus a little Off-Broadway Darwinism
Music
December 12, 2006
Beat on the Brat
How to program your baby's musical tastes and pretend to not be trying
Theater
November 14, 2006
Urban Fairy Tales
Mary Poppins makes little magic; Julie White gets big laughs
Books
August 15, 2006
Alan Moore's Girls Gone Wilde
Watchmen creator's decades-in-the-making (porno)graphic opus sees release
Books
July 11, 2006
A Hard Day's Night
Rodrigo Fresán's ambitious novel mashes up a J.M. Barrie bio with warped Beatlemania
Screens
March 7, 2006
Back to the Future, With Better FX: A New Doctor Is In
Rodrigo Fresán's ambitious novel mashes up a J.M. Barrie bio with warped Beatlemania
Dance
November 8, 2005
Ongoing
Rodrigo Fresán's ambitious novel mashes up a J.M. Barrie bio with warped Beatlemania
Screens
November 1, 2005
A Cross Between Courtney Love and Peter Pan
Rodrigo Fresán's ambitious novel mashes up a J.M. Barrie bio with warped Beatlemania
Music
October 25, 2005
Long Island Dolls Next Door Opt for Midnight Snack Over Fix and Kiss
Rodrigo Fresán's ambitious novel mashes up a J.M. Barrie bio with warped Beatlemania
Columns
November 9, 2004
NY Mirror
Rodrigo Fresán's ambitious novel mashes up a J.M. Barrie bio with warped Beatlemania
Film
November 2, 2004
Final Fantasy
Magic and loss: Bereaved wonder boys help J.M. Barrie pen his immortal masterpiece
News
October 5, 2004
Second Spin to the Right
Best way out of Neverland? Survey says: If you believe in Kerry, clap your hands!
News
September 7, 2004
Screen Siege
Cinematic campaigning: This fall, filmmakers assault the status quo at a theater near you
Columns
May 25, 2004
NY Mirror
Cinematic campaigning: This fall, filmmakers assault the status quo at a theater near you
Books
March 30, 2004
Born To Be Wild
Lost boys: Feral children symbolize deeply held social beliefs, inspire scouting movement
Columns
January 20, 2004
Stearns & Foster, R.I.P.
Lost boys: Feral children symbolize deeply held social beliefs, inspire scouting movement
News
December 23, 2003
Michael Atkinson's Top Ten
Lost boys: Feral children symbolize deeply held social beliefs, inspire scouting movement
Film
December 23, 2003
Theory of Flight
No bad songs, no cross-dressing, no Robin Williams: A never-ending story finally takes off
NYC Life
September 9, 2003
Fall Film
No bad songs, no cross-dressing, no Robin Williams: A never-ending story finally takes off
NYC Life
March 4, 2003
Prepping for Spring
Of Chinoiserie, Hardware, Surf, and Other Purported Trends
Film
February 19, 2002
I Think I Need a New Heart
Of Chinoiserie, Hardware, Surf, and Other Purported Trends
NYC Life
February 12, 2002
Renovated Loft in Former Warehouse
Of Chinoiserie, Hardware, Surf, and Other Purported Trends
Music
April 4, 2000
Velvet Gloves and Spit
Of Chinoiserie, Hardware, Surf, and Other Purported Trends
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February 22, 2000
Theater
Of Chinoiserie, Hardware, Surf, and Other Purported Trends
NYC Life
December 15, 1998
Through a Glass Darkly
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October 20, 1998
Hooked
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