The Harpy

Credulity and Barbarity in the Age of Trump

‘It is time to recognize that the right to criticize the powerful is sacrosanct’

by Talia Lavin

Music

On New Album, Courtney Barnett Takes a Load Off

by T.M. Brown

Food

Old-World Fressin’ at 2nd Floor Bar & Essen

by Zachary Feldman

The Obie Awards 2018

Theater

Kathleen Chalfant Reflects on the Courage and Serendipity of the Off-Broadway Community

by Miriam Felton-Dansky

May 16, 2018

Theater

Before They Were Stars: Distinguished Artists Recall Their Very First Date With Obie

by Michael Sommers

May 17, 2018

Theater

‘I Was Being Baptized Into Acting’: An Interview With Obies Host John Leguizamo

by Elysa Gardner

May 18, 2018

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Cannes

Keep Tilting, Terry: With the Magical “Man Who Killed Don Quixote,” Gilliam Embraces the Madness

by Bilge Ebiri

Neighborhoods

Bushwick Residents March to Block New DeKalb Monolith

by Jake Bittle

New York

The Bronx Is Blooming, but for Whom?

by Joshunda Sanders

Environment

Hudson River Development Could Stick Taxpayers With Cost of Storm Repairs

by Jake Offenhartz

Books

Talking to Danny Fields About the Ramones’ Gabba Gabba Heyday

‘The leather jacket and Levi’s and Converse was classic, and they knew that. The only thing they’d change was their T-shirt and the socks.’

by Alex Frank

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“2001: A Space Odyssey” and the Limits of Vision

by Bilge Ebiri

Film

Much More Than a GIF, in “Upgrade,” Betty Gabriel Is Ready to Work

by April Wolfe

Film

Don’t Miss “Hide in Plain Sight” at the Queens Alt-Programming Coup the Caan Film Festival

by Danny King

Film

The Cast of “Book Club” Is So Strong It Helps You Forget the Premise of “Book Club”

by April Wolfe

News & Politics

Transit

Why Do Some Parts of New York Have So Many Subways While Others Have None?

by Josh Fruhlinger

May 18, 2018

News & Politics

Conservatives Cheer the Latest Right-Wing Supergroup, the Intellectual Dark Web

by Roy Edroso

May 14, 2018

News & Politics

Juvenile Offenders in New York Find Parole a Distant Hope

by Katie Rose Quandt

May 14, 2018

Transit

The L Train Shutdown Scenario Just Got a Whole Lot Worse

by Aaron Gordon

May 17, 2018

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The Trencherman

When Dinner With Friends Shook the World

by Joshua David Stein

Food

Thirty Years of Café Society

by Teri Tsang Barrett

Bars

A Brooklyn Barkeep’s Illustrated Guide to New York Watering Holes

by Alicia Kennedy

Food

Style Meets Sustenance at Bessou in Nolita

by Zachary Feldman

Voice Choice Voice Choices

Film

Coralie Fargeat’s Ferocious “Revenge” Is a Pulp-Thriller Knockout

by Alan Scherstuhl

Film

Paul Schrader’s “First Reformed” Dares to Stare Right Into the Void

by Alan Scherstuhl

Theater

The Vision of Societal Shake-Up in “Light Shining in Buckinghamshire” Still Rouses

by Miriam Felton-Dansky

From the Archives

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by The Village Voice

From the Archives

"Donald Trump: Anatomy of a Young Power Broker"

by Wayne Barrett

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"Death of a Playmate"

by Teresa Carpenter

Film

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Music

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Music

Read the "Stomach-Churning" Sexual Assault Allegations Against R. Kelly

by Jessica Hopper

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Six Months Later

A Cartoon History of Colonialism in Puerto Rico

by Omar Banuchi & Ed Morales

March 19, 2018
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