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The Climes They Are A-Changin’

With the U.N. just announcing that humanity has twelve years to reverse the effects of man-made climate change, we bring you a Voice report already sounding the alarm under another Republican president sixteen years ago

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From The Archives

The Banksy Diaries: Relive All 31 Days of His New York Takeover

When the elusive British artist took to the streets of New York in October 2013, the Voice was right there each and every day

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From The Archives

Five Years Ago This Month, Banksy Did a ‘Residency’ in NYC, Including on the Cover of the Village Voice

In 2013, Keegan Hamilton reported on the English provocateur’s trek through the streets of New York — and what local artists thought of it

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FILM ARCHIVES

His Girl Friday: Thelma Schoonmaker Cuts Things Down to Size

In 1982, Terrence Rafferty spoke to Martin Scorsese’s longtime editor about the art of the cutting room.

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JOCKBEAT ARCHIVES

Giving It Up for Mr. May!

Getting famous in the cheap seats at the Stadium during the Yankees’ lean years

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From The Archives

This Fall, the Eyes of the Voice Are Everywhere

No one captured the movers and shakers of New York City — and America at large — with more immediacy and verve than Fred W. McDarrah

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From The Archives

Is Murphy Brown Coming Back Just in Time?

The Voice weighed in on the sitcom in the Eighties and Nineties, asking, Is TV an electronic dollhouse for the masses?

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MUSIC ARCHIVES

When the Voice Reviewed an Album for the Ages

Discovering the ‘harrowing chic’ of the the Velvet Underground’s first album

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From The Archives

Anita Hill vs. Clarence Thomas: When Conservatives Nipped the Concept of Sexual Harassment in the Bud

Twenty-seven years ago, the Voice exposed the way in which Senate Republicans attacked and vilified Anita Hill — and won. Now the Old Boys Club is applying the same playbook against Brett Kavanaugh’s accusers.

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From The Archives

David Wojnarowicz’s Universe in a Grain of Sand

The Whitney’s David Wojnarowicz exhibition is a revelation, but Voice writers knew what to expect decades ago

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