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Blogs
June 15, 2010
The Long and Ambivalent Genesis of "Waka Waka," the Cameroonian Military Theme Song Shakira Pilfered for Her World Cup Anthem
Note the chanting. Ace critic Jeff Chang points us to the never-less-than-prescient blog of local freeform radio titans WFMU, where one intrepid writer traces the origins of "Waka Waka"--the song now famous for providing the base text for Shakira's official/abysmal World Cup anthem "Waka Waka (Thi ... More >>
News
June 3, 2009
MobFellas: Simels, Gleeson, and Shargel
The only-in-NY trial that brings together a lawyer to drug kingpins, his mob attorney, and the Gotti prosecutor
Dining
March 18, 2009
Spring Guide: Slurp Through the Recession
The only-in-NY trial that brings together a lawyer to drug kingpins, his mob attorney, and the Gotti prosecutor
Blogs
March 16, 2009
Phagwah!
No, these teens are not victims of some senseless bloody attack -- they're celebrating Phagwah, also known as Holi or the Festival of Colors, a Hindu festival commemorating the escape of Prahlad, a devotee of Lord Vishnu, from Hoilka, a demon who carried the lad into a bonfire. She perished whi ... More >>
Dining
February 11, 2009
Warung Kario's Dutch Treat
Making do with what was available in South America
Blogs
February 10, 2009
Pix from Warung Kario
The city's only Surinamese-Indonesian restaurant reflects the activities of Dutch colonialists in both Souheast Asia and South America during the 19th century. Warung Kario is a hawker stall turned diner, started by immigrants from the Indonesian community of Suriname, on the northeast coa ... More >>
Art
December 19, 2000
Cuba Libre
Art and Contradiction at the Havana Bienal

Blogs

The Long and Ambivalent Genesis of "Waka Waka," the Cameroonian Military Theme Song Shakira Pilfered for Her World Cup Anthem

News

MobFellas: Simels, Gleeson, and Shargel

Dining

Spring Guide: Slurp Through the Recession

Blogs

Phagwah!

Dining

Warung Kario's Dutch Treat

Blogs

Pix from Warung Kario

Art

Cuba Libre

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