The White Horse Tavern as it looks today Stay in one place long enough, many bars have found, and you're likely to eventually develop literary cachet. Indeed, many of the city's most venerable taverns - Old Town, McSorley's, and the currently-defunct Chumley's - are or were lined with the dust jac ... More >>
ERS brings back Gatz
Tom PalumboJack Kerouac, on the road somewhere ... For many authors over the years, alcohol has been nearly as important a writing tool as pen, paper, poverty, and loneliness. Some have speculated that hard drinking and prolific writing might have similar genetic roots. Another theory is that ... More >>
After entrenching themselves in Zuccotti Park for weeks, the Occupy Wall Street protesters have finally grabbed the attention they originally sought. What started as a largely ignored sideshow is now a global phenomenon, and the demonstrators' voices are being heard from Wall Street to The Ha ... More >>
Each week, Death by Science kicks down science and technology's door and demands to see where they're hiding the primo goods. Often terrifying, sometimes humbling, our discoveries will make you run to the nearest 7-11 and stock up on canned goods and doomsday porn. This week, we examine the c ... More >>
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. April 16, 1970, Vol. XV, No. 16 Films in Focus by Andrew Sarris OSCAR GOES TO COLLEGE: You could hardly recognize Oscar this year at the celebration of his 42nd birthday. After years of flaunting his nouveau riche vulgarity and grade s ... More >>
Philly Live Arts hosts two alt-theater faves
Each Thursday, your Crap Archivist brings you the finest in forgotten and bewildering crap culled from basements, thrift stores, estate sales, and flea markets. I do this for one reason: knowledge is power. Natural Bust Enlargement With Total Mind Power Author:Donald L. Wilson, M.D. ... More >>
En garde, avant-garde!
Sure, there were missiles in Cuba. But what about the film critics' awards?
An insurgent independent press thinks Grove Press and Akashic; David Simon reps his hometown
An investigation of failure, loss, and the Bundrens
Richard Brody offers a massive biography of the original auteur
ERS follows up Fitzgerald with Faulkner
Wilderness, darkness, and drink in a debut novel
In a memoir of spiritual quest, Darcey Steinke tries to divine her soul
Sundance kiddie porn, from Dakotas rape to Cusacks daddy issues
After having ruled public school segregation unconstitutional, the Supreme Court stopped caring
Man with a movie camera: Art imitates art in study of Eggleston's routines and color schemes
Blues for Mr. Baldwin
