The Holocaust

Uwe Boll, Worst Director Alive, Can't Get His Movie About Killing Wall Streeters to Open in New York

The perennial worst director is gunning for the bastards -- and respect

THE SOCIAL ARTIST

Jesse Eisenberg is 
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Ilonko Krauss, Holocaust Survivor, Hit by Minivan

​The local Fox News television reporter puts it like this: "To survive the worst of the worst -- a Nazi death camp! -- and then 70 years later, you're crossing this little street in Queens and you get struck by a car... Well, that's what happened this morning." Basically. Ilonko Krauss was hit ... More >>

Scientology Thunderdome: Best Commenters of the Week

Please fasten your seatbelts. Enturbulation ahead.​What a fun week it's been for Scientology watchers! With just a few hours before the weekend starts, let's take a look at who impressed us the most with their comments, both for and against L. Ron Hubbard's wacky cabal! First, on the anti sid ... More >>

Fateless

The Nutcracker in 3D: Nathan Lane and Nazi Rats!

Taking Altruism at Its Word in A Small Act

Carl Paladino and Yehuda Levin: Made for Each Other

​Not that he'd appreciate the metaphor, but now that Carl Paladino has jumped into bed with veteran local loon Rabbi Yehuda Levin, maybe he'd like to take ownership of some of Levin's greatest hits. The 56-year-old rabbi from Borough Park has been glomming onto TV cameras since the early '80s, ... More >>

Donna Murphy in Holocaust Musical

​Two-time Tony winner Donna Murphy is returning to Broadway in a musical about the survivors and victims of the holocaust, according to our friends at lemonwade.com. While the Broadway board regulars will no doubt start making cracks like, "Will she show up for the holocaust?" I'll be anxious ... More >>

Eta Eckstein, 92-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor, Booted By Brooklyn Landlord

A survivor got kicked off the island — that's a real survivor we're talking about: Eta Eckstein, 92, was in a rehab facility when all her belongings from her rent-controlled Bay Ridge apartment were tossed into the street. Lost forever are the Holocaust survivor's heirlooms, family photos and ... More >>

Eta Eckstein, 92-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor, Booted By Brooklyn Landlord

A survivor got kicked off the island — that's a real survivor we're talking about: Eta Eckstein, 92, was in a rehab facility when all her belongings from her rent-controlled Bay Ridge apartment were tossed into the street. Lost forever are the Holocaust survivor's heirlooms, family photos and ... More >>

Quick hits

A pajama-clad Manhattan woman who jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday is recovering from hypothermia in Bellevue today after Police Department divers jumped from a helicopter and pulled her out of the East River. The Times has an interview with the divers -- The Arbeit Macht Frei (Work wil ... More >>

2nd and 3rd Suspects Held in Brinkmann Murder/Robbery

When Angela Murray went into Holocaust survivor Guido Felix Brinkmann's apartment to bash his head in, she was said to have a male companion, whom police sought after catching her. But now police have arrested two more suspects in the case: the brothers Aljulah Cutts, 27, and Hasid Cutts, 30. It is ... More >>

Suspect Held in Murder of Holocaust Survivor, 90

​A suspect has been apprehended in the case of the Holocaust survivor who was found bludgeoned to death in his East Side apartment last week. Angela Murray and a male companion were observed entering Guido Felix Brinkmann's apartment Wednesday night, and their path traced from use of the credi ... More >>

Live: Throbbing Gristle Play America For the First Time in Three Decades

Watching legendary industrial crew Throbbing Gristle finally play their first American show in 28 years (and their first New York performance since ever) was like seeing a museum piece. Sure, once upon a time they set out to destroy the pomp and circumstance of rock, disposing of things like "puls ... More >>

The Unborn Raids the Modern Horror Memory Bank

From The Exorcist to Auschwitz, remembrance of demons past

Facing Windows

Amusing/Enlightening Things to Read on a Monday Afternoon

G WHIZ

Genocide takes center stage

Croation Neo-Nazi Rocker To Perform in Midtown

'I Have Never Forgotten You: The Life and Legacy of Simon Wiesenthal'

Hell Bent

A Dostoyevskian gallery of contemporary lost souls, louts, louses, and ignoramuses

A Fatwa of Her Own

The holocaust lives in Ben-Tor's raw, cutting work

'The Optimists'

The Reich Stuff

The big Parade: A found-footage assemblage remembers the selling of Adolf Hitler, pop icon

What Up, Holmes?

Michael Chabon and the world's most famous detective

The Bush Family Fortune

Gramps made nice with some not very nice people in the '30s

Remembering To Think

Arendt's silent dialogue: How to fight the banality of evil

German Cinema Confronts the Past and Frets Over the Future

Traveling Exhibit

Making the Case for a National Black Museum

Never Forget

Rubble Indemnities

Mild Thing

Long Night’s Journeys Into Day

The French Collection

King Spin

Pride and Prejudice

Holy Daze