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  • Columns

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    Drinking With Rich People As The Recession Lifts

    Hanging with the upper crust as the recession finally lifts

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    December 16, 2011

    The Best Horses In Screen/TV History

    Steven Spielberg's War Horse (above) is about to trot into theaters, and lordy is that a beautiful creature! I like the horse, too. Anyway, here are some of my other favorite equine stars from Hollywood history.

  • Blogs

    November 22, 2011

    Taste Testing Saranac's Shirley Temple in a Bottle

    While food shopping at Polpette (254 Fifth Avenue, Park Slope, 718-399-8800) recently, we chanced upon a soda we'd never seen before: Saranac's Shirley Temple. Having drunk many a Shirley Temple in our youth (gotta train for cocktail consumption early in life!) we were excited to see the beverage in ... More >>

  • Film

    November 9, 2011

    Great Man Theories: Clint Eastwood on J. Edgar

    While food shopping at Polpette (254 Fifth Avenue, Park Slope, 718-399-8800) recently, we chanced upon a soda we'd never seen before: Saranac's Shirley Temple. Having drunk many a Shirley Temple in our youth (gotta train for cocktail consumption early in life!) we were excited to see the beverage in ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 27, 2011

    Catching Up With Andrea McArdle

    ​Andrea McArdle charmed Broadway audiences as Annie in 1977, but she grew up to do a lot of other stuff--and she's still surprising! Andrea is in Greenwood, a New York Musical Theatre Festival entry about a theater camp, which I talked to her about at the last Times Square Social. Me: Hi, An ... More >>

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    June 22, 2011

    Why I Hate Being Gay! 62 Reasons!

    Here's why we hate being gay

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    May 4, 2011

    Guys Who Like Fat Chicks

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  • Blogs

    March 7, 2011

    Randy Newman Bores Small Child, Charms Everyone Else At Town Hall

    No pics or video allowed, so let's just let "God's Song" crush us all over again. Randy Newman Town Hall Saturday, March 6 Better Than: James Franco, Anne Hathaway, and the whole lot. There was a seven-year-old boy at the Randy Newman concert. He sat in Row O, between his parents. It made sense, ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 4, 2010

    Visiting the Nostalgia King: Joe Franklin, I Love You

    ​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. July 9, 1970, Vol. XV, No. 28 Visiting the Nostalgia King: Joe Franklin, I Love You By Jonathan Black I am a Joe Franklin fan. Oh, I know what you're thinking. Joe is no star. Joe is nobody's plum. Maybe you've never even heard of Joe ... More >>

  • Blogs

    April 28, 2010

    This Week In The Voice: Every Hour is Happy Hour

    ​What if you lived in a city where there was a bar with a happy hour, for every hour of the day? Guess what, New Yorkers: You do.

  • Blogs

    February 23, 2010

    'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' -- Fraudulent, or Most Creative Album Ever?

    ​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. June 22, 1967, Vol. XII, No. 36 Beatles' 'Sgt. Pepper': The Album as Art Form By Tom Phillips A lot of people seem to have misunderstood the new Beatles album. Richard Goldstein, reviewing "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" in las ... More >>

  • Blogs

    December 30, 2009

    Who's The Best Child Star of All Time?

    ​Abigail Breslin made a spectacular child star at age 10 in the Oscar winning Little Miss Sunshine, and she's now onto a full-fledged career as an adolescent, making even more movies than La Streep and heading to Broadway in a Miracle Worker revival that could turn her into the new Patty Duke. ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 14, 2009

    Say Something Nice About Michael Jackson

    We know that Michael Jackson was a brilliant musical artist, but as a person, he often seemed conflicted and a tad self-loathing. Still, now that's he's gone, it's not polite to remind people of stuff like that, so let's go out of our way to find only positive things to say about the man and his eye ... More >>

  • Film

    April 22, 2009

    Pitch-Perfect Child Performances Root Treeless Mountain; Teen Trash Rots The Informers

    We know that Michael Jackson was a brilliant musical artist, but as a person, he often seemed conflicted and a tad self-loathing. Still, now that's he's gone, it's not polite to remind people of stuff like that, so let's go out of our way to find only positive things to say about the man and his eye ... More >>

  • Film

    February 4, 2009

    Why Hard Times Won't Mean Good Times at the Movies Again

    Brother, can you spare $12?

  • Blogs

    August 18, 2008

    Clip Job: Tallmer Gags on the Von Trapps

    Brother, can you spare $12?

  • Voice Choices

    April 29, 2008

    Thursday 05/01

    Brother, can you spare $12?

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    April 29, 2008

    EEE! HARMONY

    A discussion with a notorious filmmaker

  • Film

    March 4, 2008

    Myra Breckinridge

    The Queer Precursor to Southland Tales

  • Columns

    March 20, 2007

    Network Encore? I'm Glad as Hell.

    We interrupt regular programming to take you back to 1976's darkly comic masterpiece.

  • Columns

    October 24, 2006

    NY Mirror

    We interrupt regular programming to take you back to 1976's darkly comic masterpiece.

  • Film

    August 15, 2006

    In Living Color

    Tashlin's eye-popping '50s artifacts pile on gags like live-action Looney Tunes

  • Columns

    January 24, 2006

    NY Mirror

    Tashlin's eye-popping '50s artifacts pile on gags like live-action Looney Tunes

  • Music

    December 13, 2005

    Who Needs Boxes 2005

    That's not counting Johnny Cash, of course, but New Orleans finds are worth seeking out

  • NYC Life

    October 25, 2005

    When Boozing Gets Spooky

    Bonus: Halloween with many Connie Chungs

  • Books

    September 6, 2005

    The Original of Lolita

    Fifty years after that triple trip of the tongue, Nabokov's nymphet is as mesmerizing as ever

  • Film

    January 25, 2005

    Anatomy of Hellion

    Fifty years after that triple trip of the tongue, Nabokov's nymphet is as mesmerizing as ever

  • Music

    January 18, 2005

    Not Just Kidding: A Young Seattle Sister Duo Do It for Themselves

    Fifty years after that triple trip of the tongue, Nabokov's nymphet is as mesmerizing as ever

  • Film

    September 7, 2004

    Film

    Fifty years after that triple trip of the tongue, Nabokov's nymphet is as mesmerizing as ever

  • Music

    April 20, 2004

    Playing Tenths, Inventing R&B, Serenading Some Jailbait

    Fifty years after that triple trip of the tongue, Nabokov's nymphet is as mesmerizing as ever

  • NYC Life

    September 16, 2003

    Anti-Shock

    Porn and Republicans on the Runways

  • Theater

    June 3, 2003

    Long Night's Journey Into Daze

    Fornes's Saloon of Visions; Beane's 'Shockumentaries'

  • Books

    February 18, 2003

    Home's Stead

    Cult Classics, Not Bestsellers

  • Film

    February 18, 2003

    Elegance Is Bliss

    Old Hollywood's Mr. Practicality

  • Books

    February 4, 2003

    Hello, Dalí!

    Art, Commerce, and the Persistence of Mammaries

  • News

    July 30, 2002

    Devil in Disguise

    Satan's Helper Takes Credit for a Good Man's Music

  • Music

    January 22, 2002

    New Belsen

    Satan's Helper Takes Credit for a Good Man's Music

  • Specials

    December 18, 2001

    Letters

    Satan's Helper Takes Credit for a Good Man's Music

  • Theater

    February 20, 2001

    Theater

    Satan's Helper Takes Credit for a Good Man's Music

  • Film

    October 17, 2000

    Totò Recall

    Satan's Helper Takes Credit for a Good Man's Music

  • News

    April 4, 2000

    Tall story

    In the Movies, Men Are Bigger Than Women Even When They Aren't

  • Music

    March 28, 2000

    Opera Rad

    Robert Ashley Releases His Most Accessible Work

  • Theater

    June 15, 1999

    Dane’s Addiction

    Robert Ashley Releases His Most Accessible Work

  • Books

    May 25, 1999

    The Original Bad Girl

    Robert Ashley Releases His Most Accessible Work

  • Film

    March 23, 1999

    Pirouettes and Pyramids

    Robert Ashley Releases His Most Accessible Work

  • Dance

    February 9, 1999

    How Many Stories?

    The Temperature Changes From Uptown to Down

  • Film

    November 17, 1998

    Endgame

    On The Ups And Downs Of Hollywood's Parting Shots

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