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    • NYC ARCHIVES
      Malcolm X: The Complexity Of a Man in the Jungle
      By Marlene Nadle
    • From The Archives
      The Abortionist on the Circuit of Fear
      By Marlene Nadle
    • NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES
      Mugging the White Liberal
      By Jack Newfield
  • Path 2

    • NYC ARCHIVES
      Malcolm X: The Complexity Of a Man in the Jungle
      By Marlene Nadle
    • NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES
      Mugging the White Liberal
      By Jack Newfield
    • CULTURE
      ‘Creed: The Musical’: Not an Unserious Production by Unserious People 
      By Will McDonald
  • Path 2

    • CULTURE
      The Women Behind the Screens During the Golden Age of Television
      By Annie Berke
    • MUSIC
      The Music of the Pelican State Rises Up From Somewhere Deep
      By Rafael Alvarez
    • FILM
      ‘Boston Strangler’ Is No ‘Zodiac,’ But It Still Has Some Juice
      By Michael Atkinson
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  • CRIME ARCHIVES
    The Devil and Michael Alig
    “How did the energetic upstart who single-handedly launched his own youth sub­culture in the '80s turn into the messed­-up sociopath and accused murderer of today? How did the twisted creativity of the original club-kid scene tip over into outright evil?”
    by William Bastone, Jennifer Gonnerman, Michael Musto and Frank Owen
    Originally published December 17, 1996
  • CRIME ARCHIVES
    The Sad, Strange Tale of Judas Priest
    “These people act like we drink a gallon of blood and hang upside down from cruci­fixes before we go onstage,” Rob Halford says. “We’re performers, have been for two decades. We do the show and we wear the costumes our audience expect us to.”
    by Ivan Solotaroff
    Originally published September 4, 1990
  • CRIME ARCHIVES
    Death Comes Out
    “With the gentrification of Chelsea came trouble. Gay witchhunts abound. There have been un­provoked attacks on gay males by bands of white teenagers, with robbery almost an afterthought”
    by Arthur Bell
    Originally published November 26, 1980
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • EXTREMISM ARCHIVES
    Armies of the Right
    “The struggle between the Aryan resistance movement and the government has intensified since the Oklahoma City bombing, with one cell after another coming to the surface”
    by James Ridgeway
    Originally published March 25, 1997
  • CRIME ARCHIVES
    Cocaine Republic
    To grow coca in Peru, all you have to do is find an unclaimed hillside and cut down the trees. 
    by Scott L. Malcomson
    Originally published August 26, 1986
  • CRIME ARCHIVES
    The Fatal Consequences of the Secret Life of John S. Knight III
    “Evidence in Knight’s apartment indicated that he moved in three worlds: the world of wealth and comfort to which he was born, the creative world of artists and writers, and the underworld of teenage hustlers. He kept the worlds separate”
    by Arthur Bell
    Originally published January 26, 1976
  • CRIME ARCHIVES
    Mark “Gator” Rogowski: Free Fallin’
    “You’ve gotta understand, top skaters were like rock stars, traveling all over the world, living the life … and Gator was the wildest of them all”
    by Cory Johnson
    Originally published December 8, 1992

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