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November 23, 2011
HELLO, NASTY
Mac Miller returns to Best Buy Theater
Blogs
July 14, 2011
Fast-Food Chains to Offer Healthier Kids' Meals; Radiation-Contaminated Beef Eaten in Japan
Nineteen fast food chains, including Burger King, Chili's, IHOP, and Friendly's, plan to start offering healthy food options in their kids' meals. [ABC News] Beat the summer heat with Mark Bittman's four takes on icy pop -- that's Popsicles to the plebes -- including fruity, savory, creamy, ... More >>
Dining
April 27, 2011
Hofbrau Bierhaus Is a Real Brew-haha
Noisy-ass beer garden blasts into Midtown from Munich
Blogs
March 30, 2011
This Week in the Voice: Kicking Back With the Black Hebrew Israelites
This week in the Voice, Steven Thrasher enters the wild world of Black Hebrew Israelites, or as they are more commonly referred, "those guys who yell at everybody on the street." They tell him they "are the Ambassadors of Christ," but others have differing views. One of their ex-girlfriends, ... More >>
Blogs
February 28, 2011
Rich People Love Fast-Food; It's Been a Good Year for Maine Lobster
A U.S. Appeals Court upheld a lower court ruling allowing Starbucks to end its distribution agreement with Kraft. [BusinessWeek] Rich people are eating out more at fast-food restaurants. It turns out some people with six-figure salaries would rather spend their money on Jimmy Choos than dinn ... More >>
Blogs
February 25, 2011
Beer for Harlem, Beer and Dirndls for Midtown
Coming right atcha, Third Avenue.Today's weather lends itself to thoughts of heavy drinking, making it a good time to spread some alcohol-related developments.
Blogs
February 24, 2011
Mohammed Saleem, Wandering Guy, Found Safe and Unharmed
Missing for a week. Found unharmed.Good news, for a change. Cops and/or relatives found Mohammed Saleem, a 24-year-old guy who is deaf, mute, and suffers from either autism or Down syndrome (news accounts differ) and who had gone missing February 15, wandering off from a relative's home in Kew G ... More >>
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February 22, 2011
Missing Again: Mohammed Saleem, 24, Deaf, Mute, Mentally Challenged
Where is Mohammed Saleem?Mohammed Saleem, a 24-year-old guy who is deaf, mute, and suffers from either autism or Down syndrome (news accounts differ), has gone missing from the Kew Gardens area of Queens. It's believed that this is at least the fourth time Saleem has gone missing in just the past ... More >>
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February 17, 2011
James Beard Awards Restaurant and Chef Semifinalists Announced
opentable.comThe product of blood, sweat, and tearsIt's almost time for the Oscars. That is, the Oscars of the food world: the James Beard Foundation Awards. Today marked the announcement of the restaurant and chef semifinalists, who were chosen from a record 28,000 online entries. Finalists ... More >>
Music
January 19, 2011
Odd Future, Wiz Khalifa, and the Internet-Rap Atomization
Lil B et al. build tiny kingdoms, and rule them
Blogs
January 11, 2011
Twitter Language Differs Regionally, Except When It Doesn't, According to Real Research
The least conclusive (but most fun!) study of the day is probably the one from Carnegie Mellon University, which says that Twitter has "geographical dialects," but only sometimes. Researchers dug through 380,000 messages from one week back in March 2010, and concluded that you could sort of s ... More >>
Columns
October 6, 2010
Free Will Astrology: October 6 through 12, 2010
The least conclusive (but most fun!) study of the day is probably the one from Carnegie Mellon University, which says that Twitter has "geographical dialects," but only sometimes. Researchers dug through 380,000 messages from one week back in March 2010, and concluded that you could sort of s ... More >>
Blogs
September 30, 2010
Remembering the Sad Story of Elizabeth Hartman
Freckle-faced beauty Elizabeth Hartman debuted in 1965's A Patch of Blue, earning an Oscar nomination as the blind girl who's tortured by her mother (Shelley Winters) but learns about the brighter side of human nature when she's befriended by the nice black man in the park, Sidney Poitier. H ... More >>
Blogs
September 17, 2010
Heinz's Curry Beanz
Leave it to the British to invent baked beans with raisins.
Blogs
July 26, 2010
Tranny Clown Unsuccessful in Attempt to Rob Bank
Okay, this is getting out of hand, people. Hot on the shitkickers of Long Island's Darth Vader robber, we have a man in Pittsburgh who robbed a bank wearing a blonde lady's wig and fake boobs. And, um, "clown pants." He used a toy BB gun he had shoplifted from a store to hold up the bank. Als ... More >>
Voice Choices
May 4, 2010
IT’S A DRAW
Brooklyn animators get a feature-length forum
Blogs
March 19, 2010
This Weekend! Oneida, Judas Priestess, Kill The Alarm, Psychedelic Horseshit, And The Bellmer Dolls
If there's any chance your reckless behavior will be rewarded with a shiner this weekend, it's gotta be tonight. Oneida (to your left), with (thoughtfully) abrasive rock and destructive, amped-up guitars, will make all gentle souls within a 100-foot radius of the Knitting Factory shake in th ... More >>
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February 23, 2010
The Hold Steady Announce New Record: Heaven Is Whenever, Due in May
Judson BakerHere's to ending the longest drought between Hold Steady albums, ever. In the two years since the Brooklyn band released the hardcore revival moment Stay Positive, the former five piece toured endlessly and, at the tail end of last month, bade farewell to keyboardist and chief mou ... More >>
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December 15, 2009
ZOMBI
Judson BakerHere's to ending the longest drought between Hold Steady albums, ever. In the two years since the Brooklyn band released the hardcore revival moment Stay Positive, the former five piece toured endlessly and, at the tail end of last month, bade farewell to keyboardist and chief mou ... More >>
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November 10, 2009
An Interview with the Tweeting Anarchist, Elliot Madison
Elliot Madison on a recent episode of Democracy Now!When Jackson Heights resident Elliot Madison learned last week that charges against him had been dropped by the Allegheny County District Attorney in Pennsylvania, he had little reason to celebrate. The 41-year-old Queens social worker was a ... More >>
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September 1, 2009
Booze News: Custom Ice Abounds; Booze Hounds Healthier Mentally & Physically
A new breed of mixologist is obsessed with ice, using enormous cubes custom made by ice sculpture suppliers, ice balls the size of oranges, and long ice tubes for highballs. Dilution has become a dirty word. [NY Times] With a new Whole Foods in the space formerly occupied by the legendary ja ... More >>
Voice Choices
August 4, 2009
'Detroit Loves New York. Hard’
A new breed of mixologist is obsessed with ice, using enormous cubes custom made by ice sculpture suppliers, ice balls the size of oranges, and long ice tubes for highballs. Dilution has become a dirty word. [NY Times] With a new Whole Foods in the space formerly occupied by the legendary ja ... More >>
Blogs
July 7, 2009
News Roundup: Lupe Fiasco, Elliott Smith, Brooklyn Bowl, Late Night TV
-- Lupe Fiasco released the first single from his upcoming album, Lasers. The track is the spacey "Shining Down," which has Lupe taking a dig at autotune by using it. It leaked last month to the rapper's dismay. He plays Governors Island on Sept 11 (tickets go on sale Friday at noon) and SUNY's Dewa ... More >>
Blogs
July 2, 2009
Mets Meet Furries on the Road, Announcer Freaks Out
The Mets pulled one out last night despite scoring only one run, but God still hates them and sent a plague of furries to throw them off before their upcoming series with the Pirates. Thus far only Mets announcer Kevin Burkhardt is known to have been affected. He was disturbed to find that the Pitts ... More >>
Blogs
May 22, 2009
I Should Have Had A Nose Job Years Ago!
I was looking through some old photos of myself in that Norma Desmond-y way I have, and found one where I looked almost cute except for a honker the size of Pittsburgh exploding through my face. If I had only had it chopped off back then, my whole life would have been different! I would have been a ... More >>
Blogs
February 18, 2009
City Offers Laid-Off Finance Types Cheap Offices, Internships
The city is going to suffer greatly from the loss of financial services jobs, says the Mayor -- not only do those jobs represent a third of our private sector payroll (!), they also reflect "a range of incomes." (He explains: "More than half of the people working in the City's financial services se ... More >>
Blogs
February 9, 2009
Incredibly Cheap Eats -- Potato and Egg Hero
The little treat I like to call the "Fuck You Dr. Atkins" sandwich The Italian-American potato-and-egg and pepper-and-egg heroes are the stuff of culinary legend, roughly equivalent to the sainted New Orleans po' boy that comes stuffed only with french fries. Or t ... More >>
Blogs
December 23, 2008
Win one for the gyppers: Banks' current playoffs eerily like the NFL's
The little treat I like to call the "Fuck You Dr. Atkins" sandwich The Italian-American potato-and-egg and pepper-and-egg heroes are the stuff of culinary legend, roughly equivalent to the sainted New Orleans po' boy that comes stuffed only with french fries. Or t ... More >>
Blogs
December 5, 2008
Interview: Yeasayer's Chris Keating
The little treat I like to call the "Fuck You Dr. Atkins" sandwich The Italian-American potato-and-egg and pepper-and-egg heroes are the stuff of culinary legend, roughly equivalent to the sainted New Orleans po' boy that comes stuffed only with french fries. Or t ... More >>
Blogs
November 30, 2008
The Yanks' Suite Deal With Bloomberg
The little treat I like to call the "Fuck You Dr. Atkins" sandwich The Italian-American potato-and-egg and pepper-and-egg heroes are the stuff of culinary legend, roughly equivalent to the sainted New Orleans po' boy that comes stuffed only with french fries. Or t ... More >>
Blogs
October 30, 2008
Rightbloggers Pay Solemn Tribute to HuffPo Writer's Murder/Suicide
The little treat I like to call the "Fuck You Dr. Atkins" sandwich The Italian-American potato-and-egg and pepper-and-egg heroes are the stuff of culinary legend, roughly equivalent to the sainted New Orleans po' boy that comes stuffed only with french fries. Or t ... More >>
Music
February 6, 2007
Disastrous Disco
No-wave noise begets all-new catastrophies
Film
January 2, 2007
Accidental Tourists
Doc treats Sudanese lost boys as feel-good fodder, ignoring their plight and their history
Blogs
August 25, 2005
Morning Report 8/25/05
Fucked by the Abstinence Crowd
Doc treats Sudanese lost boys as feel-good fodder, ignoring their plight and their history
Film
April 5, 2005
Film
Doc treats Sudanese lost boys as feel-good fodder, ignoring their plight and their history
Theater
December 7, 2004
Unquiet Spirits
In the first play of August Wilson's cycle, familiar patterns take on newly articulate flesh
Theater
September 9, 2003
Theater
In the first play of August Wilson's cycle, familiar patterns take on newly articulate flesh
Music
September 9, 2003
Local Nerds Threaten to Veer off Rails, Incite Road Rage
In the first play of August Wilson's cycle, familiar patterns take on newly articulate flesh
Film
January 7, 2003
The Dead Zones
In the first play of August Wilson's cycle, familiar patterns take on newly articulate flesh
Columns
January 22, 2002
NY Mirror
In the first play of August Wilson's cycle, familiar patterns take on newly articulate flesh
News
January 15, 2002
Sports
In the first play of August Wilson's cycle, familiar patterns take on newly articulate flesh
News
September 25, 2001
Meet The Mets, Greet The Mets
In the first play of August Wilson's cycle, familiar patterns take on newly articulate flesh
NYC Life
October 3, 2000
One-Bedroom Apartment in Prewar Building
In the first play of August Wilson's cycle, familiar patterns take on newly articulate flesh
Columns
July 4, 2000
NY Mirror
In the first play of August Wilson's cycle, familiar patterns take on newly articulate flesh
Long Island Voice
December 28, 1999
Sweet Home Buttholesville
In the first play of August Wilson's cycle, familiar patterns take on newly articulate flesh
Music
December 21, 1999
Sweet Home Buttholesvill
In the first play of August Wilson's cycle, familiar patterns take on newly articulate flesh
Film
September 14, 1999
Much Too Vulgar a Display of Power
In the first play of August Wilson's cycle, familiar patterns take on newly articulate flesh
News
June 8, 1999
Through the Carpal Tunnel
Tired of Typing? Slip on Some Cyborg Gloves.
Music
March 16, 1999
20 Centuries of Hits
Tired of Typing? Slip on Some Cyborg Gloves.
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