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  • From The Archives
    Last Refuge of a Rock Critic: A Bicentennial Search for Patriotism
    In 1976, the culture critic asked, “What is it that Americans share?”
    by Greil Marcus
    Originally published July 12, 1976
  • From The Archives
    With Anne Beatts, The Joke Was Always on President Ford
    Pioneering comedy writer Anne Beatts's take on a president who was funny without trying
    by The Village Voice Archives
    April 22, 2021
  • CITY HALL ARCHIVES
    Snapshots of Stanley’s City
    “The Friedman records, seized by the feds ear­ly last year, unveil the machinations of a remarkable range of prominent New Yorkers — from mobsters like Tony Saler­no and Tommy Gambino to publishing giant Si Newhouse and developer king Donald Trump”
    by Wayne Barrett and William Bastone
    Originally published February 10, 1987
  • CITY HALL ARCHIVES
    How Ed Koch Handed Over City Hall
    “Ed Koch, who first achieved fame by conquering Tammany Hall boss Carmine DeSapio in the early 1960s, has become DeSapio, the personification of patronage, conflicts of interest, and cynical abuse of the pub­lic trust”
    by Wayne Barrett, William Bastone and Jack Newfield
    Originally published February 4, 1986
  • Deep Threat: Roy Cohn
    “Last summer Audubon Films shot part of an erotic movie at 39 East 68th Street, the building in which Cohn lives and works”
    by Terry Pristin
    Originally published March 28, 1974
  • CRIME ARCHIVES
    The Death of John/Diane
    “A dark pouting model, Diane Delia was the apex of a love triangle at whose base were her accused killers Robert Ferrara and Robyn Arnold.”
    by Guy Trebay
    Originally published October 5, 1982
  • NYC ARCHIVES
    Michael Sorkin, 1948–2020
    In the 1980s, we needed an architecture critic who could see past the fool's gold of the Reagan era's glitz
    by The Village Voice Archives
    March 27, 2020
  • NYC ARCHIVES
    Black Monday, 1987: Didn’t We Almost Have It All?
    “The stock market, which had broken record af­ter record since the ’82 depression, had just experi­enced the financial equi­valent of nuclear war. It was a good excuse to drink”
    by Scott L. Malcomson
    Originally published October 27, 1987
  • From The Archives
    The New Anti-Semitism: A Geshrei
    “Jewish children in years to come may live much like my par­ents, with a subtle but consuming sense of dread. America could yet turn out to be not so different from the Old World my grand­parents fled.”
    by Richard Goldstein
    January 4, 2020
  • From The Archives
    Taxi Driver — A Trip To 1970
    New Year's Day 50 years ago: "But in its monumental ugliness it commands that special morbid fascination that all New Yorkers feel toward their city, despise it as they may."
    by Jules Stewart
    Originally published January 1, 1970

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