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      The Time Has Come for Cannabis Equity
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      NYC Normal: Analog Pleasures at Film Forum
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      MAYORAL BINGO
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  • 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
  • CRIME ARCHIVES
    Paul Castellano Hit: Capo Loses Mob Primary
    “The most popular explanation hinged on the impatience of one John Gotti, a violent little fat man from Howard Beach”
    by Pete Hamill
    Originally published December 31, 1985
  • CITY HALL ARCHIVES
    Why’s a Nice Man Like David Dinkins Running for Mayor?
    “The David Dinkins that David Dinkins wants voters to see is a man who can bring the city together, who cares about the city's growing underclass, and who can do something about New York's out-­of-control drug and crime problems.”
    by William Bastone
    Originally published May 16, 1989
  • BOOKS ARCHIVES
    Langston Hughes: A Genius Child Comes of Age
    “Hughes was the first black American writer many of us ever read... and his career re­mains an inspiring model for black writers determined to make a living solely from their work.”
    by Greg Tate
    Originally published July 1, 1988
  • MUSIC ARCHIVES
    Eric B. & Rakim: Titty Boom-A-Rooney
    “Rakim's persona is that of a sagacious gangster, like Miles Da­vis's ... We're talking about that school of self-confirmed bad-assed-ness, where you don't need spectators to know you're looking sugarshit sharp. Drop Miles or Rakim on the moon, they'd still be chilly-most”
    by Greg Tate
    Originally published September 3, 1988
  • Mario Cuomo: The Governor Looks the Other Way
    “It’s time to judge him for who he is and what he is doing, rather than forever anticipating what he may become. This is the story of one test of Mario Cuomo’s government: its ethics”
    by Wayne Barrett
    Originally published August 16, 1988
  • MUSIC ARCHIVES
    Of Thangs Past
    "My beef is, okay, you got De La Soul, Jungle Broth­ers, A Tribe Called Quest, and that whole new Afrocentric, boho hiphop posse and they're progres­sive, but the muhfuhkuhs put on the weakest shows in God's creation."
    by Greg Tate
    Originally published April 10, 1990
  • NEW YORK CITY ARCHIVES
    Adnan Khashoggi’s Manhattan Grab
    The Saudi arms merchant and de­veloper appeared on the scene last summer claiming an interest in three of the four buildings that symbolize the “hid­den wealth” of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos
    by Joe Conason
    Originally published December 23, 1986
  • NEW YORK CITY ARCHIVES
    The Tax Evaders
    The indictment al­leges that Bulgari used the “empty box” scam to illegally allow customers — including Henry Kissinger, Frank Sinatra, Mary Tyler Moore, and Donald Trump — to avoid paying New York State sales tax.
    by William Bastone
    Originally published November 25, 1986
  • NEW YORK CITY ARCHIVES
    In Memory of Max’s Kansas City
    “Max's heroically mixed quality had led to such meetings as Alice Cooper and Lou Reed, Candy Darling and Divine, Andy Warhol and Valerie Solanas, Sargent Shriver and Jackie Curtis, meetings which might not have a settings today.”
    by Glenn O'Brien
    Originally published January 28, 1975

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