Afraid of Freedom?
Backtracking on warrantless surveillance, president still scorns privacy rights.
by Nat Hentoff
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This week's letters
Power Plays
Where Is the Rage Over Sean Bell?
NYPD Surge on Hells Angels HQ
Bloomberg Adding $226 Million for Nets, Mets, Yanks?
La Dolce Musto
Eddie Murphy and a New Drag Queen
by Michael Musto
Counter Culture
Got Goat
Haitian cuisine on the rise near Brooklyn College.
by Robert Sietsema
Inside the Guide: music; art; events; activism; video games; free; and more.
FEATURED EVENTS
What's Happening: Teen Scene XXI
Dying to know what happens when a bunch of teenagers get together and experiment with sex, drugs, and alcohol? . . .read more
Incredible Shanghai Acrobats
After living in a city with 8 million people, most New Yorkers get to thinking they've seen it all. But the Incredible Shanghai Acrobats, the top acrobatic troupe of China with its amazing lineup of contortionists, jugglers, and high-flyers, promises breathtaking feats to impress even the most jaded among us . . .read more
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Savage Love
Savage Gets Drunk, Auctions Off Column
by Dan Savage
Fly Life
You're Fired
New York nightlife's message to the world: Leave us alone. Also, a special offer for the Mayor and Speaker Quinn.
by Tricia Romano
Married, Not Dead
With This Ring, I Thee Bed
A mystery present from the sex shop.
by Essie Carmichael
Daily Rockie Horoscope
by Rockie
Free Will Astrology
by Rob Brezsny
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VOICE MUSIC BLOGS
Status Ain't Hood
Highlights: Luscious Jackson: Better Than You Remember
by Tom Breihan
Uncle LD's High Bias
New(ish) Stuff
by LD Beghtol
Queens of England
Why the British love the Scissor Sisters more than we do
by Tricia Romano
Plus: Scissor Sisters Cross the Pond for Glory
In the Shadow of No Tower
Insound, Other Music, and Anthology explore the brave new world of digital music.
by Andy Beta
Some Thunder, But Too Much Lightning
Fancy overproduction nearly sinks blog-rock's gawky golden boys.
Bret Gladstone on Clap Your Hands Say Yeah's Some Loud Thunder
Only Emotion Endures
Contrary to Corinthians, a thing of beauty is a joy forever. Especially absolute rhythm..
by Francis Davis
Seger Rocks
Showbiz pro soothes soul, reminisces about days of old.
by Phil Freeman
Plus: Of Montreal; Norah Jones and much more.
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Situation No Win
Dealing head-on with Bush's War, Samarra-set political thriller dissects Iraqi unrest and nails the neocons.
J. Hoberman reviews The Situation
The Kids Are Not Alright
Sundance kiddie porn, from Dakota's rape to Cusack's daddy issues.
by Scott Foundas
Date My Mom
Diane Keaton subjects herself to more indignities in Michael Lehmann's latest vapid comedy.
Scott Foundas reviews Because I Said So
Spoiler Alert
Seven years later, doc reopens the Nader debate: Is it all his fault?
Jim Ridley reviews An Unreasonable Man
Kazuo Hara Crosses the Line
Transgressive Japanese documentarian ignores boundaries, finds truth.
Ed Halter reviews The Films of Kazuo Hara
Plus: Puccini for Beginners; Room 314; and much more.
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art
Some Like It Haute
Rineke Dijkstra's young subjects meet our gaze head-on
by Leslie Camhi
Best in Show
Shit Happens
R. C. Baker's gallery picks
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books
The Devil You Know, The Devil You Don't
Norman Mailer channels one of hell's angels in his saga of the Hitler family.
Gary Indiana reviews Norman Mailer's The Castle in the Forest
Mix Tape Memories
Love and loss among rock critics.
Tom Breihan reviews Rob Sheffield's Love Is a Mix Tape
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screens
Video Games
Mysteries and Courtroom Dramas
Harold Goldberg reviews Lost P***t: Extreme Condition
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Defiant Gravity
MTC's revival of Friel's Translations offers tragic clarity, but no catharsis.
Michael Feingold reviews Translations
Go With the Overflow
The excessive pleasures of Richard Foreman.
Alexis Soloski reviews Wake Up Mr. Sleepy! Your Unconscious Mind Is Dead!
Star Tripped
Ode to an imaginary musician.
John Beer reviews Must Don't Whip 'Um
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Motion Capture
Choreographer Trisha Brown loves her robots-and other technology, too.
by Deborah Jowitt
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Sutton Impact
Bush Turns a Corner . . .
by Ward Sutton
This Modern World
Lessons Learned From Iraq
by Tom Tomorrow
Mark Fiore
The State of the Resolution
by Mark Fiore
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