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This Week's Voice: Camu Tao, Keith Jarrett and Cecil Taylor, Bruno Mars, Justin Bieber, and More

Camu Tao: Doing good, even if he's not here to see it. Photo by TONE.​In this week's Village Voice, Phillip Mlynar remembers the departed underground rapper Camu Tao, Francis Davis reviews spectacular new works from Keith Jarrett and Cecil Taylor, Mikael Wood hangs with Bruno Mars out in Los A ... More >>

This Week's Voice: MGMT, Paul Motian, Here Lies Love, Fassbinder's World on a Wire, and More

MGMT. You're wearing two different socks, dude. Photo by Josh Cheuse​In this week's Village Voice, Rob Harvilla on the gleeful self-sabotage of MGMT, Francis Davis looks back on the work of jazz's Paul Motian, and Theon Weber reviews David Byrne and Fatboy Slim's Here Lies Love tribute to Imel ... More >>

This Week's Voice: Rap's Online Overdose, Our Jazz Consumer Guide, Heaven & Hell, Quentin Tarantino, and More

Charles Hamilton, hitting delete​In this week's Village Voice, Ben Detrick reports on rap's online overdose and the perils of allowing guys like Charles Hamilton anywhere near the Internet. Tom Hull presents the summer edition of our Jazz Consumer Guide. Phil Freeman celebrates the rebirth o ... More >>

This Week in the Voice

Heed the Siren! Here comes the 9th Annual Siren Music Festival and related content: Gleefully hostile, says Rob Harvilla of Future of the Left. On new album: acoustic guitar. Problem? "It's irrelevant what old fans or old bands think," says Falco. "If anything, it makes it more exciting to push i ... More >>

Kent Jones Leaves the Film Society of Lincoln Center: He's Okay, But Are the Rest of Us Fucked?

Would you believe that even my hometown of Cincinnati--primarily noteworthy for Italianate townhouses, imploding professional sports teams, and homicide--supported a respectable repertory movie theater up until 1996? Once shuttered, the lease was grabbed by a Shakespeare Festival. Moviehouses clos ... More >>

This Week's Voice: David Byrne, Revenge of the Nerds, Watchmen, Rip Torn, Tokyo!, and More

Daniel S. Neuner In this week's Music Section, Rob Harvilla remains in the light with David Byrne as the once-Talking Head indulges old neuroses and gorgeous new hymns at Radio City. Andy Beta on the joys of DIY disco, courtesy of Revenge of the Nerds. Jesse Jarnow goes up against the anarchic to ... More >>

This Week's Voice: Lily Allen, Van Morrison, Max G. Morton, Brian Evenson, Katyn, Paul Graham, and More

Joseph Pickard In this week's Village Voice Music Section, Rob Harvilla on the vicious, precocious, but oddly winsome bad-sex revenge fantasies of Lily Allen. Scott Foundas revisits Astral Weeks with Van Morrison. Cristina Black profiles self-taught learner Lissy Trullie. Tal Rosenberg visits wi ... More >>

Richard Roud Honored With Two Favorites at the Walter Reade

Celebrating a NYFF (and NY) tastemaker, plus Moses and Aaron two ways

The Original Scary Changeling, Not to Be Confused With Angelina Jolie's Scary Acting

Andrzej Wajda at Walter Reade, Plus Red Art

The people's Pole

SILENCE IS GOLDEN

3epkano provides the soundtrack to a silent-film classic

SUNDAY | 6.1

1968: The Year of Living Dangerously

A look back at a year when the whole world was watching

Asia Major

A week of Chinese, Korean, and Thai fests

For Those About to Doc

Rock and roll as a cause, a cage, and a job

Film

Chinese Series Wraps Up With a Spotty Post-1949 Sample

Do Look Back

A preview of the season's repertory highlights

Dye Hard: A Technicolor Trip Into Hollywood Hallucinations

A Symphonic Series Shows How Music Can Carry a Toon

Film

O Brother, Where Art Thou?: A New Look at the Old South Korea

A Korean New Wave Copes With the Burden of History

Known Pleasures: Another Sampling of Post-Boom HK Cinema

Resurrecting Trad, the Twist, and a Rude Birdie

The North Face

Yesterday's Tomorrows: Futures From Sci-Fi's Past 35 Years

Letters

Epic Proportions

A Space Odyssey

Far And Away

Great Bals of Fire

Dance

Luminous Motion

It's Oh So Quiet

Temples of the Familiar

Computer Love

J. Hoberman's Top 10

The Anniversary Party

Whispers in the Dark

City Sickness

China's New City Symphonies

Picture This

Thrillers! Satires! Westerns! Indies! Blockbusters! Sequels!

A Guide to the Season's Competitors

SINCE CANADA CAME ALONG

Frederick Wiseman's Fair Game

Subjectively Speaking

Parting Shots

Balls of the Belles

The Women's Picture

Giant Steps

The Wane in Spain

The Outlaw and His Wife

Chilly Scenes

A Winter Movie Preview
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