Do You Miss Our Constitution?
No previous American law has been as subversive as the Military Commissions Act of 2006.
by Nat Hentoff
Every Pitcher Tells a Story
Reyes anointed, Schilling bloated, and the Keyser Soze of baseball: Notes from spring training.
by Emma Span
8 Million Stories
City Hall Park Throws Off Its Chains
Closed for five years, a downtown oasis finally re-opens. No public executions currently scheduled.
by Kristen Lombardi
Hell to The Chief
Irked by a newpaper's coverage, the PBA tries a little "razzle dazzle" of its own.
by Tom Robbins
Ass You Like It
A night onstage with Spring Awakening's most cheeky fans.
by Angela Ashman
Runnin' Scared
Au Revoir, Baudrillard
More Fun With Editors in Chief
For Disabled Poor, WeCARE Doesn't
La Dolce Musto
My Gay Weekend With Rosie and Reichen!
by Michael Musto
Counter Culture
In the Presence of Cod
A Portuguese restaurant kicks ass on unpopular dining days.
by Robert Sietsema
Inside the Guide: music; art; events; activism; video games; free; and more.
FEATURED EVENTS
Cracked Out: St. Cracky's Day
Even as a first-generation Irish American, my least favorite holiday of the year is St. Patrick's Day-hopping over puddles of puke on the sidewalk and playing dodge-the-belligerent-drunk just isn't my idea of a good time . . . .read more
New York City March to End the War
In light of the latest veterans' scandal, the intensifying feud between Bush and Congress, and Tony Blair's announcement of Britian's partial withdrawal from Iraq, now is a better time than ever to send the message to Dubya that it's time to stop the madness and bring the troops home. . . . . .read more
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Savage Love
Low Libidos, Chocolate Genital Sprinkles, and Couple Porn
by Dan Savage
Fly Life
Roxy Music
Celebs made the legendary nightclub famous; ordinary people made it one of the all-time greats.
by Tricia Romano
Plus: Roxy R.I.P
Skin, glitter, and tunes: Scenes from the club's final night
by Willie Davis
Daily Rockie Horoscope
by Rockie
Free Will Astrology
by Rob Brezsny
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Status Ain't Hood
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony: Chaos Reigns
by Tom Breihan
In Defense of Ultragrrrl
Sarah Lewitinn has become New York's premier tastemaker-and that's what makes the haterati squirm.
by Tricia Romano
Down in Front
Hot Hot Heat
A graphical dissertation on the number one song in America.
by Rob Harvilla
Singles Going Steady
Revenge of the Day-Job-Havin' Lifers
by Rob Trucks
Born to Run Home
East Village icon Jesse Malin returns for some inspiration, and gives it right back.
by Richard Bienstock
Gimme "Indie" Rock
Another payola settlement promises us better, braver radio. Let's not get too excited just yet.
by Chris Parker
The Many Books of the Neon Bible
A convenient guide to the Arcade Fire press inferno.
by Tommy Craggs
Plus: Youngbloods; Mary Weiss; and much more.
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Girl with a Diamond Earring
With dazzle to spare, all that glitters isn't golden in Ophuls's Madame De . . .
by J. Hoberman
Attention Starved
Can a doc about an almost-aired cannibal reality show be for real?
Rob Nelson reviews American Cannibal
What a Difference a Day Makes
Be forewarned: Time-warped Sandra Bullock flick not as bad as you think.
Nathan Lee reviews Premonition
Fighting Irish
Ken Loach's year-in-the-life of the IRA speaks volumes about our current fog of war.
Scott Foundas reviews The Wind That Shakes the Barley
Life During Wartime
Doc captures the everyday rituals of a city under siege.
Jim Ridley reviews Blockade
Plus: I Think I Love My Wife; Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon; and much more.
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art
The Alien Invader
Is a guy from Minnesota the new king of New York street art?
by Camille Dodero
Raising Ire
A downtown rep's narrow focus fuels its transformation into an institution.
by Mark Blankenship
You Light Up My Life
Artmarket darling Terence Koh dances with skeletons and brightens the lobby.
by Jerry Saltz
Street Cred
Let a thousand galleries (and paintings) bloom south of Chelsea.
by Jerry Saltz
Best in Show
I Lost It at the Guggenheim
R. C. Baker's gallery picks
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books
Un-Veiled
The controversial critic of Islam retraces her road to enlightenment.
Joel Whitney reviews Ayaan Hirsi Ali's Infidel
Slaves of New York
A historical novel explores colonial hypocrisy and a slave revolt.
Alexander Nazaryan reviews Mat Johnson's The Great Negro Plot: A Tale of Conspiracy and Murder in Eighteenth-Century New York
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March Mildness
Kline's Lear goes for rationality; Molina's Katz makes madness unreasonable.
Michael Feingold reviews King Lear ; Howard Katz
Tug of War
Nursing wounds on the battlefield and the homefront.
Alexis Soloski reviews Dying City
Bear With Them
A theater shelters actors fallen on hard times.
Gwen Orel reviews The Cave Dwellers
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Lost Moments
A master choreographer tells of grief, rapture, and foolishness.
by Deborah Jowitt
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Sutton Impact
Captain Halliburton and His Loyal Sidekick Scooter
by Ward Sutton
This Modern World
The Adventures of Conservative Jones, Boy Detective
by Tom Tomorrow
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