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ENTERTAINMENT

Why Zach Zucker and the Stamptown Team Want to Build the Greatest Show on Earth

Theses clowns say, “Give us money!” Head to Brooklyn to see if they’re worth it.

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VOICE CHOICE

March, Dance, and Celebrate Freedom and Solidarity in Two Boroughs this Labor Day(s) 

Join the West Indian Day Parade on the holiday — the next day, it’s all about NYC workers.

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SEVEN DECADES

Checking Out the Latest Beachworthy Crime Novels – in 1984

Four decades ago, the Voice published a wrap-up of mystery tales that would do today's carts outside the Alabaster and Strand bookshops proud.

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SEVEN DECADES

Shadowland – Surveying the Human Desolation of North Korea in 2005

Guy Delisle’s graphic novel from two decades ago still resonates during Trump 2.0.

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VOICE CHOICE

Anime NYC Hits the Javits With an End-of-Summer Extravaganza

If you love Japanese pop culture, put this on your cosplay, gaming, manga, and anime calendar, with a side of dumplings.

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VOICE CHOICE

A Two-Fer From a Pulitzer Nominee Goes In and Out

Author Ed Park has a lot to talk about at upcoming local book events, including his offbeat take on the memoir and his update of a seminal dose of metafiction.

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FILM

Review: ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Slashes a Genre With Wit and Mint Details

Jane Schoenbrun’s inspired new film gets meta about a Final Girl now too old for her franchise, even as she lives within it.

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NYC SITES

Ground Control: The Serendipitous Art of the Streets

It’s always a good time to take your eyes off the screen and really look where you're going.

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SEVEN DECADES

It Was 1984 – and ‘Neuromancer’ Caught Lightning in a Klein Bottle

Lost in a matrix: Searching out the Voice’s original review of William Gibson’s trailblazing cyberpunk masterpiece.

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ART ARCHIVES

Finding Beauty Underfoot and On High

Pat Place and David Hepher hit the streets to find concrete beauty.

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