In 1991, the Voice reviewed the book “Backlash.” Twenty-seven years later, much remains the same.

In 1973, Robert Rauschenberg confronted collector Robert Scull over his flamboyant profiteering. The Voice’s Alexander Cockburn covered the financial and personal fracas.

When the elusive British artist took to the streets of New York in October 2013, the Voice was right there each and every day

In 2013, Keegan Hamilton reported on the English provocateur’s trek through the streets of New York — and what local artists thought of it

In 1990 Gary Indiana covered the greed of the greediest, otherwise known as Donald Trump’s first divorce

In 1990 the Voice Literary Supplement featured a short review of an Ivana Trump bio. All the boorishness we’ve come to expect from President Trump was already on display.

In 1982, Terrence Rafferty spoke to Martin Scorsese’s longtime editor about the art of the cutting room

Getting famous in the cheap seats at the stadium during the Yankees’ lean years