VOICE CHOICES ARCHIVES

The Postman Always Rings Twice

by Jim Hoberman

December 8, 2010

Dir. Tay Garnett (1946).
It’s more MGM than James M. Cain, but Tay Garnett’s overly polite adaptation of the archetypal adultery-murder meller can boast a hot couple of studio stars in Lana Turner and John Garfield.

Fri., Dec. 17, 10 a.m., 2010

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Highlights

News 2021

A Review and a Poem: Remembering Lawrence Ferlinghetti

"Terror and pity: Ferlinghetti stirs up a pity for his sincere nervousness, or nervous sincerity, in quite confessional work."

by The Village Voice Archives

February 24, 2021
News 2021

Singer Naomi Shelton Made New Yorkers — and Everyone Else — Feel the Love

By day that gig was housekeeping; by night she’d take the 41 bus to sing at neighborhood spots like the Night Cap on Flatbush Avenue

by Matt Rogers

February 24, 2021
News 2021

What Larry Flynt’s Freedom Fighter Legacy Meant For LGBTQ Culture

I had access to a little fund to invite speakers to the school. When I thought of who would make an engaging guest speaker, my number one choice was Larry Flynt.

by Rachel Mason

February 25, 2021
ART 2021

From Russia With Passion — Jules Olitski’s Rollicking ’60s Paintings

Olitski’s paintings were racing at the fore of their moment, as if the artist could see ahead to the psychedelic biomorphs later emblazoned on headshop posters

by R.C. Baker

February 27, 2021
ART 2021

Ken Quattro’s ‘Invisible Men: The Trailblazing Black Artists of Comic Books’

"In almost every case, these artists worked all but unsung, separate from their white colleagues and editors."

by Shana Nys Dambrot

February 22, 2021
VOICE OF THE AGES

James Ridgeway’s Reporting Warned Us That Trump Was Coming — Half a Century Ago

“When you strip down the revolutionary rhetoric coming from Congress, it isn’t hard to see what a dangerous game the GOP is playing.”

by R.C. Baker

February 16, 2021