VOICE CHOICES ARCHIVES

The Manchurian Candidate

by Jim Hoberman

May 4, 2010

Dir. John Frankenheimer (1962).
Far funnier than its recent remake, this darkest and most paranoid of early ‘60s thrillers, is pure essence of Camelot—it conflates brainwashing, conspiracy, assassination, and Frank Sinatra, too.

Wed., May 5, 8 p.m., 2010

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Highlights

ANALYSIS

Midterms and Beyond – Put Your Money Where Your Vote Isn’t

Hey, New Yorkers—quick! Move to Wyoming or Georgia or Florida, where your votes will actually mean something this November, and again in 2024.

by R.C. Baker

September 27, 2022
CULTURE

Abiodun Oyewole – One of the First Last Poets – Talks About Legacy, and Hip Hop

Launched on Malcolm X’s birthday, the influential group confronted racism and other social issues through poetry and music.

by Michael Cobb

September 21, 2022
JOCKBEAT

Aaron Judge and the History of that Asterisk*

The Yankee slugger is on pace to surpass the pre-steroid homer record.

by Allen Barra

September 9, 2022
JOCKBEAT

Roller Derby Means Playing for the Love of the Game

After two decades, Suzy Hotrod is still bringing it on the rink, but it’s not getting easier.

by Thomas Gerbasi

September 17, 2022
CULTURE

CREEM Will ‘Definitely Offend People’

Will a revived CREEM magazine prove an antidote to the “unrelenting, ridiculous positivity” of today’s music-review sites?

by Katherine Turman

September 13, 2022
War In Ukraine

War and Water: Russia is Destroying Ukraine’s Water Supply

Collecting rainwater in order to live, and other desperate measures, as Russia’s attacks on Ukraine continue. And what America can do to help.

by Oleg Rubel

August 24, 2022