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Follow Me: The Yoni Netanyahu Story

Grindr Awards For Gayest Cities, Beaches, And Marital Destinations

People on the gay sex app Grindr rally know their stuff (even if they never quite learned the proper spelling of Grinder). So the app polled them about the gayest places in the world, and they voted with one hand while doing God knows what with the other. Here are the illustrious winners: Gayest ... More >>

The Visions of Nina Menkes

The waking dreams and persistent concerns of an uncompromising filmmaker

This Week in the Voice: The NYPD Tapes Confirmed

This week in the Voice, out today: Graham Rayman revisits the NYPD tapes, detailing a report corroborating whistleblower Adrian Schoolcraft's complaints about police misconduct: "In other words, at the same time that police officials were attacking Schoolcraft's credibility, refusing to pay him, and ... More >>

Scientology in Israel: Arson, Attempted Murder, Foreclosure, General Paranoia -- And a Visit by the Voice!

Scientology's unopened building in Jaffa​Here at the Voice we've reported this year on some pretty hard to believe worldwide developments in the ongoing Scientology saga -- from allegations of lying about child molestation in Australia, to splitting up families in California, to a months long ... More >>

Policeman

Scientology's unopened building in Jaffa​Here at the Voice we've reported this year on some pretty hard to believe worldwide developments in the ongoing Scientology saga -- from allegations of lying about child molestation in Australia, to splitting up families in California, to a months long ... More >>

15 Neighbors You Will Have in New York City

​Whether you've lived in New York for one year or 50, you will have encountered at various points the phenomenon of the New York City neighbor, that extending to anyone who lives next door, next door-next door, on the other side, upstairs, downstairs, somewhere mysteriously ensconced in the de ... More >>

Mossad Retiree Helen Mirren Can't Escape Her Nazi-Catching Past in The Debt

​Whether you've lived in New York for one year or 50, you will have encountered at various points the phenomenon of the New York City neighbor, that extending to anyone who lives next door, next door-next door, on the other side, upstairs, downstairs, somewhere mysteriously ensconced in the de ... More >>

Dog Meat: What Does It Taste Like?

Grand Central Publishing​In case you Fork in the Road readers don't Google-stalk me, you might not know that I wrote a book called Four Kitchens: My Life Behind the Burner in New York, Hanoi, Tel Aviv, and Paris, which recounts the year I spent learning to cook in restaurants around the world. ... More >>

Scientology in Israel: All Holy Hell Breaking Loose?

Benicio saw this one coming​Things have been a little quiet stateside for Scientology watchers (where's that next part of the Leiby saga, Marty?), but over in Israel, all hell has broken loose. For the last couple of weeks, we've been writing about what happens in the U.S. if Scientology cons ... More >>

America Needs Help With all this Damn Space Garbage

​Space is a pretty big place, but being humans, we've still managed to fill it with trash. The Earth is becoming enveloped in a cloud of debris, and now a U.S. military official has issued her concern with this growing problem. According to Space.com, Lt. Gen. Susan Helms, commander of the U.S ... More >>

David Perlov's Diary, 1973-1983 Makes Its Belated NYC Premiere at MOMI

​Space is a pretty big place, but being humans, we've still managed to fill it with trash. The Earth is becoming enveloped in a cloud of debris, and now a U.S. military official has issued her concern with this growing problem. According to Space.com, Lt. Gen. Susan Helms, commander of the U.S ... More >>

Brief Encounters in Oscar-Nominated Shorts 2011

​Space is a pretty big place, but being humans, we've still managed to fill it with trash. The Earth is becoming enveloped in a cloud of debris, and now a U.S. military official has issued her concern with this growing problem. According to Space.com, Lt. Gen. Susan Helms, commander of the U.S ... More >>

Keren Ann

​Space is a pretty big place, but being humans, we've still managed to fill it with trash. The Earth is becoming enveloped in a cloud of debris, and now a U.S. military official has issued her concern with this growing problem. According to Space.com, Lt. Gen. Susan Helms, commander of the U.S ... More >>

Ohad Naharin and Yasmeen Godder Bring Us Order and Chaos From Israel

The Joyce and the Kitchen host the curious choreographers

Tonight! The Low Anthem, Monotonix, And Blackbells

​The Low Anthem's American folk and roots music does exude "hymnal purity," (well put, Uncut Magazine), but don't worry about being lulled to sleep, as the quartet (to your left) will dynamically shuffle around zithers, pump organs, and clarinets within a single set at the Bowery Ballroom. Or, ... More >>

The Intractable Israeli Situation as Crime Drama in Ajami

​The Low Anthem's American folk and roots music does exude "hymnal purity," (well put, Uncut Magazine), but don't worry about being lulled to sleep, as the quartet (to your left) will dynamically shuffle around zithers, pump organs, and clarinets within a single set at the Bowery Ballroom. Or, ... More >>

MODERN CRIBS

Furniture you can write home about

Getting Your Phreak On at Gazala Place

Unique Middle Eastern restaurant flowers in Hell's Kitchen

Chicken Slaughter on Kingston Avenue: Is Crown Heights Kapporos Cruel?

Unique Middle Eastern restaurant flowers in Hell's Kitchen

War Wounds in Waltz With Bashir

Ari Folman, an Israeli filmmaker, takes on his country's Vietnam

ON THE ROAD AGAIN

David Berman’s back—sans Pavement pals

Exciting Update on Squeezebox The Movie

David Berman’s back—sans Pavement pals

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David Berman’s back—sans Pavement pals

WALLS OF SOUND

Berlin’s Sascha Ring does dream pop right

Talking With Jellyfish Director Etgar Keret

How my cinematographer broke my heart, and other stories

Jellyfish: An Israeli Movie With Neither Politics Nor Religion

Tel Aviv's lonely move in and out of each other's lives in this poingnant indie

Make Love, Not War

Twentysomething Tel Aviv hipsters live life, have sex, befriend the enemy in The Bubble

Getting the Last Laffa

Full of chutzpah, Brooklyn Israeli joint braves Manhattan

Rack Focus

Full of chutzpah, Brooklyn Israeli joint braves Manhattan

'39 Pounds of Love'

Full of chutzpah, Brooklyn Israeli joint braves Manhattan

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Full of chutzpah, Brooklyn Israeli joint braves Manhattan

Keepin' It Israel

Entreaties to the almighty and bumper stickers from the would-be Roots of Jerusalem rap

Film

Entreaties to the almighty and bumper stickers from the would-be Roots of Jerusalem rap

Chicago duo fills gray space between heartstrings and glitch

Entreaties to the almighty and bumper stickers from the would-be Roots of Jerusalem rap

Film

Entreaties to the almighty and bumper stickers from the would-be Roots of Jerusalem rap

Homeless in the Homeland

Milk and Honey Runs Dry for Israel's Jewish Poor

Too Fast, Too Furious

A Pair of Documentaries Grapple With Fanaticism and Forgiveness

Kids in the Hell

The Conflict's Forgotten Victims

Never Forget

The Conflict's Forgotten Victims

Letters

The Conflict's Forgotten Victims

La Lutte Continue

Looking for a Mindset at CMJ’s Special Apocalypse Edition

Travels With Harry

Coping With Terrorism Is Part of Ordinary Life in Israel

Letters

Coping With Terrorism Is Part of Ordinary Life in Israel

‘We Are All Targets’

Celebrating Palestinian Martyrs in Song

Pogrom in Tel Aviv

Can Arafat Stop the Terrorists?

Storied Lives and Strange Bedfellows

Can Arafat Stop the Terrorists?

Locked in Rage

Letter From an Israeli Town Under Siege

Israeli Gears

Letter From an Israeli Town Under Siege

The Gay Megillah

A trannie pop star sets Tel Aviv on fire