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June 18, 2013
The Mayoral Candidates Talked Tech in Queens Last Night and Didn't Sound PC
"What type of cellphone do you have, what carrier is it and what's your favorite app?" At 7:30pm, after media and tech folk scrambled into the Museum of the Moving Image off 35th Avenue in Astoria, the NYC Tech Forum began. Hosted by Coalition for Queens--a non-profit organization that promotes the ... More >>
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February 21, 2013
The Mayoral Third Is Here: Adolfo Carrion Accepts Independence Party Nom
Enter the independent candidate for Mayor. And, for the first time in a while, it is not Mr. Bloomberg. Last night in SoHo, the Post reported that the Independence Party voted unanimously to elect Mr. Carrion as their nominee of the upcoming race for the keys to City Hall. He will go against whoeve ... More >>
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December 7, 2012
Mary Ellen Johnson Shows Her Lifelike Food Paintings in Soho
Mary Ellen Johnson started painting food as a way to cope with struggles surrounding her weight. What she didn't expect was to have a solo show at SoHo gallery OK Harris where she could showcase 11 of her large-scale detailed paintings food paintings. "It was a good subject for me to explore... wha ... More >>
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November 15, 2012
Is Case Against Alleged Etan Patz Killer As Un-Winnable As It Seems?
The Manhattan District Attorney's Office yesterday announced that a grand jury has returned an indictment charging 51-year-old Pedro Hernandez with the 1979 murder of 6-year-old Etan Patz.Authorities won't say much about the case, but it appears to be based on little more than Hernandez's confession ... More >>
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September 2, 2012
The Reason(s) Behind the No-White-After-Labor-Day Rule (Blame the One Percent!)
Tomorrow is Labor Day - that first Monday of September where people eat, drink and travel, all in the name of summer's end and universal workers' rights. It is the mark of a season's passing and one holiday that comes with a set rule overused in jokes and conversational side comments: you cannot wea ... More >>
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August 22, 2012
Gay Activists Join to Make One Last Plea to Stop Demolition of "Gay Commune" 186 Spring Street
Earlier today, around 40 gay activists and onlookers including State Senator Tom Duanes and City Councilmember Danny Dromm gathered in SoHo today in front of 186 Spring Street, the site of a nearly 200-year-old house that they argued played a major role in gay rights and AIDS activists history in th ... More >>
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August 21, 2012
Julien Chabbott, Millionaire Asshole Who Ran Over Cop's Foot, Sued for $10 Million
We assume no one's forgotten about Julien Chabbott, the 28-year-old millionaire Internet entrepreneur who is (sadly) more famous for his relationship with The Hills reality 'star' Stephanie Pratt. He became a viral celebrity when, two weeks ago in SoHo, he rolled his $257,000 red Ferrari Spider over ... More >>
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July 21, 2012
N.Y.C. Vs. D.C.: An Urban Culture Breakdown
WASHINGTON D.C. - Every year, during the hot, humid, heat waves of summer, my father and I plan a historical trip of some sort to escape the hustle and bustle of New York for a few days and surround ourselves with nothing but some good ol' Founding Father lovin'. Last June, we traveled to Getty ... More >>
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July 20, 2012
10 Best Doughnuts in New York
[See More 10 Bests: Gelatos | Pastry Shops] Doughnuts may just be bits of dough, dropped into hot oil, but a fine piece of fried dough can be a truly beautiful thing. From classic cake doughnuts and glorious yeasted beasts, to creamy stuffed buns, here are our 10 favorites in NYC right now. Don't ... More >>
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June 21, 2012
Six Concerts That You Can Perform In Today, Even If The Only Musical Instrument You Own Is Your Voice
Today is Make Music NY, a citywide explosion of free live music that stretches from the Rockaways to Tottenville to Riverdale—if you leave your house today, there's a good chance that in addition to sweating, you'll hear at least one musician sawing away at their craft. One crucial part of the ... More >>
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June 16, 2012
Drake Faces #YOLO Charges for SoHo Brawl with Chris Brown
When you send a note to someone that reads, "I'm fucking the love of your life, deal with it" it's most likely not going to end well. Especially if they had just bought you a bottle of champagne.Late Thursday night, at the swanky SoHo spot W.i.P., the entourages of R&B singer Chris Brown and rap ... More >>
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June 4, 2012
Pressure On Trinity Church To Call Off Occupy Wall Street Trespassing Charges
Trinity Church, a massive New York land owner with an estimated $1 billion in real estate holdings, is once again at odds with Occupy Wall Street, the movement that sprung up in its back yard. The relationship between Trinity and Occupy has been fraught almost from the start, but tensions escalated ... More >>
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May 29, 2012
Daptone's Neil Sugarman On The Sweet Return Of The Sugarman 3
In an industry that rewards greed and egocentrism, tenor saxophonist Neal Sugarman has made a career out of selflessness. On record and onstage, Sugarman plays only what is needed: a big, percussive horn blast here, a raw R&B riff there. And career-wise, he has done much the same: in 2001, when both ... More >>
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May 24, 2012
Etan Patz Murder: Suspect Pedro Hernandez Says He'd "Done Something Bad And Killed A Child"
The video above (compliments of NBC New York) is of a press conference held by NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly regarding the arrest of a suspect in the 1979 disappearance of 6-year-old Etan Patz.The suspect has been identified as Pedro Hernandez, 51, who was arrested yesterday in Camden, New Jersey. Kel ... More >>
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April 19, 2012
Etan Patz Disappearance: Authorities Dig Up SoHo Basement, Identify "Target" Of Probe
Law Enforcement officials confirm to the Voice that investigators have dug up the concrete basement of a SoHo building in search of evidence in the 1979 disappearance of Etan Patz.Additionally, sources say the "target" of the investigation is a neighborhood handyman named Othneil Miller, 75, who wou ... More >>
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March 17, 2012
Boutique Bunny Stolen By Cowboy-Hat Wearing Thieves Returned
This bad week for bunnies now has at least some good news. Miss Cooper, a Holland Lop bunny that served as a "mascot" for the SoHo boutique Alexander Berardi, was returned Saturday after having been stolen Wednesday by a couple wearing cowboy hats. Store co-owner and manager Christopher Kulukundis ... More >>
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February 23, 2012
Long Island City Clubhouse Is Getting Serious About Comedy
Let's face it -- Long Island City is just way cooler than your typical go-to trendy neighborhoods in New York City. It's got that great combo of not-yet-too-gentrified, still-a-safe-place-to-chill, not-as-hipster-as-Williamsburg, and very-friggin'-close-to-Manhattan-AND-Brooklyn. At the hea ... More >>
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December 6, 2011
App Makes Complaining About the Cabbie Who Wouldn't Take You to Brooklyn Even Easier
Complaining about taxi service is something of a New York City hobby, whether it's justified or not. But the systems through which you can complain (calling 311, or reporting a complaint online) can be cumbersome, especially when you're still in the cab. However! There's an app for that, avai ... More >>
Music
November 23, 2011
Holiday Guide: Yo La Tengo Celebrates 10 Years of Hanukkah Miracles
Next year, in Hoboken
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October 27, 2011
Occupy Wall Street Protesters Spread Over Lower Manhattan in March for Oakland
C.S. MuncyProtesters march in Lower Manhattan in solidarity with Occupy Oakland.A familiar story: protesters from Occupy Wall Street marched last night. This time the march, announced to us via text message earlier in the afternoon, was to be in solidarity with Occupy Oakland. Occupy Oakland ... More >>
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September 27, 2011
Cell Service in Subways Is Here! What Your Service Provider Has to Say About It
Well, the much anticipated (or feared) cell service on subways is here, at least on certain subway platforms around New York City and, some are reporting, even in the friggin' tunnel. As of today, the cell pilot is live at the A, C, E at Eighth Avenue and 14th Street; the L at Eighth Avenue a ... More >>
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September 7, 2011
Alison Price Becker Will Open Alison 18, an Heir to Alison on Dominick
The dining room of Alison on Dominick.After a 10-year hiatus from the New York dining scene, Alison Price Becker is returning to the fray with Alison 18.
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July 28, 2011
Live: Black Rob Gets Back To Basics At The Apple Store
Black Rob Apple Store (SoHo) Wednesday, July 27 Better than: Waiting around the Genius Bar while a new trackpad gets installed in your MacBook. "Things are different now. There are computers. Dudes are going in with the computers", Black Rob proclaimed with a grin. Despite the obvious iro ... More >>
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May 22, 2011
Joseph Brooks, "You Light Up My Life" Songwriter, Found Dead in Apparent Suicide
Joseph Brooks, Oscar-winning songwriter and accused rapist, was found dead in his Manhattan apartment today in what police are calling a suicide. He was 73. Brooks was found with a dry cleaning bag over his head, near a hose attached to a helium tank. Police have a suicide note but will not relea ... More >>
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April 26, 2011
Carrie Bradshaw's 'Guide to the Real New York City' Includes SoHo, Benihana
The Sex and the City franchise will never die. It will just keep getting younger and younger, but also sadder and sadder, like the Benjamin Button of chick-lit. This summer we can look forward to the cinematic version of Summer in the City, the tale of Carrie, Samantha, and Miranda (where was ... More >>
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December 1, 2010
Dorie Greenspan Discusses Around My French Table and Why She Got Fired From Her Early Jobs
Alan RichardsonBe like Dorie Greenspan and fear not if you fuss with frosting. Dorie Greenspan is the ultimate baking guru, having written classics like Baking: From My Home to Yours and Paris Sweets. And now she shows readers her savory side with her new cookbook, Around My French Table. S ... More >>
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November 2, 2010
Finally, Days Numbered for Illegal Hotels?
When the Jensen Family checked into one of Robert "Toshi" Chan's "suites" at the Zen Garden House, they weren't paying Marriott prices. The window screens in the bedroom were torn and the bathroom walls were full of mold, one of which had a gaping hole. They found hair in the shower stall. It ... More >>

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