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    • News 2021
      Militias Mostly No-Shows at Michigan Capitol Rally On Sunday
      By Will Sennott
    • CRIME ARCHIVES
      The Devil and Michael Alig
      By William Bastone, Jennifer Gonnerman, Michael Musto and Frank Owen
    • Editor's Note
      65 Years and Counting
      By R.C. Baker
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    • NEW YORK CITY ARCHIVES
      Thugs in Blue
      By Russ W. Baker
    • CULTURE ARCHIVES
      Wild in the Clubs: Sex Makes a Comeback
      By Michael Musto
    • CRIME ARCHIVES
      The Devil and Michael Alig
      By William Bastone, Jennifer Gonnerman, Michael Musto and Frank Owen
  • Path 2

    • MUSIC ARCHIVES
      I Saw God and/or Tangerine Dream
      By Lester Bangs
    • CULTURE ARCHIVES
      Wild in the Clubs: Sex Makes a Comeback
      By Michael Musto
    • Editor's Note
      65 Years and Counting
      By R.C. Baker
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  • CULTURE ARCHIVES
    Wild in the Clubs: Sex Makes a Comeback
    “The scene now is one of club kids who don't even have a 'fuck the rules' men­tality — they don't know any rules to fuck. They manage to combine a youthful, energetic wholesomeness with a jaded sense of decadence, as typified by their major domo, 22-year-old Michael Alig”
    by Michael Musto
    Originally published December 20, 1988
  • FEATURE ARCHIVES
    Oh God, It’s Christmas: Yule Laugh, Yule Cry
    Twisted tales of surviving the holiday season from Michael Musto, Ann Powers, Lynn Yaeger, Elizabeth Zimmer and a half dozen other Voice contributors
    by Village Voice staff
    Originally published December 26, 1995
  • CRIME ARCHIVES
    The Priest and The Mob
    Father Gigante has rebuilt much of the South Bronx. But who has profited more, his parish­ioners or the mob family run by his own brother?
    by William Bastone
    Originally published March 7, 1989
  • FEATURE ARCHIVES
    Travels With a Geechee Girl
    “Verta maintains that the Gullah, who originally spoke a language they called Ngulla, were from Angola and that in prehistory — you know, when the continents were all at­tached — what is now South Carolina was joined to what is now Angola”
    by Thulani Davis
    Originally published April 12, 1988
  • FEATURE ARCHIVES
    Anatomy of a Rumor
    “The rumor had Nixon plotting to use election-eve violence as an excuse for massive repression of students and blacks, mass ar­rests, and suspension of Constitu­tional guarantees to keep the dis­senters behind bars... The rumor was really saying that a Reichstag fire was in the works.”
    by Ron Rosenbaum
    Originally published November 5, 1970
  • CRIME ARCHIVES
    Kid Kingpin: The Rise and Fall of a Drug Dealer
    “At the end of the '80s, while America concerned itself with the consequences of crack, and crack dealers continued in that hyper trade, Boy George was running five heroin locations in the South Bronx”
    by Adrian Nicole LeBlanc
    Originally published December 10, 1991
  • FEATURE ARCHIVES
    IRA: The Belfast Connection
    The war in Northern Ireland is one of the longest-running and most intensive guerril­la insurgencies in the history of modern warfare. On one side, the forces of the Brit­ish union. On the other, the Provisional Irish Republican Army. Beyond them, a network of supporters 3000 miles away in the United States.
    by James Ridgeway and Patrick Farrelly
    Originally published February 8, 1994
  • COMEDY ARCHIVES
    Inside George Carlin’s Head
    “George Carlin is funny. Congenitally, genetically funny. He's got these harty-har-har chromosomes and genes. Carlin is TRANSLUCENTLY funny.”
    by Victoria Hodgetts
    Originally published May 10, 1976
  • CRIME ARCHIVES
    The Mob is Dead! Long Live the Mob!
    “The notion that John Gotti — or any single mob figure — was some sort of omnipotent New York mafioso is ludicrous. The word 'Godfather' had a nice, Brando-­esque ring, but the title itself is a fraud.”
    by William Bastone
    Originally published September 21, 1993
  • FEATURE ARCHIVES
    American Zealots: Shoot Out in the Kingdom of God
    “For nearly two weeks the Singer-Swapps — a family of fundamentalist Mormons — barricaded themselves in their cabin and, armed with an arsenal of handguns, ri­fles, and sawed-off shotguns, held off an army of county deputies and federal agents. On the 13th day, the standoff erupted into a gun battle that left one officer dead.”
    by Teresa Carpenter
    Originally published August 30, 1988

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