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SEVEN DECADES

Richard Nixon’s Tyrannical Ambitions Set a Template for Trump

by Walter Karp

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SEVEN DECADES

In 1987, the Voice Discovered That Donald Trump Couldn’t Be Bothered to Vote

by William Bastone

Trinkets with the power to conjure history and heartbreak.

NEW YORK

For Whom the Bell Tolled in 2001

by R.C. Baker

A taste of the bad ol' days: This ad ran in the Village Voice during the period covered in the "Live Sex Acts" exhibition — the late 1960s through the mid-’80s. Note that you could get a dollar off with this ad anytime you were in the mood for some “SeXsational Live Love Acts.”

VOICE CHOICE

Remember Times Square In Its Dirty Old Days, Before Those Perverse Elmos Followed You Around?

by Laura Bell

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SEVEN DECADES

In 1987, the Voice Discovered That Donald Trump Couldn’t Be Bothered to Vote

by William Bastone

All roads – and subways and bridges – lead to books in Brooklyn.

VOICE CHOICE

Print Is Still Kicking Butt at the 2026 Brooklyn Book Festival

by Laura Bell

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MUSIC

Isaiah Rashad Is Just a (Very Talented) Dude

by Mark Stefanos

Famous author and knuckleballer Jim Bouton was a maverick in more ways than one.

JOCKBEAT ARCHIVES

In the Mid-1970s, Getting Up Close and Very Personal with a Baseball Oddball

by Jane Shapiro

Robert Pattinson glowers as he preys on predators in “Primetime.”

FILM

Review: The Drama in Lance Oppenheim’s ‘Primetime’ Docudrama Barely Rises to Documentary Level

by Michael Atkinson

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FILM ARCHIVES

From Israel, “One Week and a Day” Offers a Stellar Tragicomic Odyssey of Grief

by Nick Schager

April 26, 2017

FILM ARCHIVES

Katell Quillévéré’s Mesmeric Melodrama “Heal the Living” Illuminates Our Strength and Fragility

by Nick Schager

April 12, 2017

FILM ARCHIVES

Cold War Thriller ‘Despite the Falling Snow’ Manages to Bore in Two Separate Historical Eras

by Nick Schager

March 30, 2017

FILM ARCHIVES

Messy and Honest, “All This Panic” Digs Deep to Reveal the Rawness of High School

by Nick Schager

March 29, 2017

FILM ARCHIVES

Comedians Consider Jokes About the Holocaust in the Insightful Doc ‘The Last Laugh’

by Nick Schager

March 1, 2017

FILM ARCHIVES

Get Lost in the Grave Shadows of Boo Junfeng’s Death Row Drama, ‘Apprentice’

by Nick Schager

March 1, 2017

FILM ARCHIVES

Patricidal Thriller ‘My Father Die’ Is as Artless as Its Title

by Nick Schager

January 25, 2017

FILM ARCHIVES

‘Go North’ Proves Not All Y.A. Apocalypses Demand Your Attention

by Nick Schager

January 11, 2017

FILM ARCHIVES

It’s Aaron Paul’s Turn to Chase After a Mysterious Gone Girl in the Poky Thriller ‘Come and Find Me’

by Nick Schager

November 8, 2016

FILM ARCHIVES

This Fictionalized Hunt for J.D. Salinger Is Only an Okayish Day for Bananafish

by Nick Schager

October 12, 2016

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