J. Edgar Bloomberg: COINTELPRO in NY
Not only the president is in need of an education on the Bill of Rights.
by Nat Hentoff
Class Dismissed
Lousy teachers or just political victims: there's got to be a better way to settle teacher disputes than New York's rubber rooms.
by Mara Altman
Press Clips
Dishonorable Non-Mention: Juan Gonzalez and the Daily News' 9/11 Pulitzer
by Keach Hagey
Runnin' Scared
Weighting for Lefty
Solving for Malcolm X at a Brooklyn confab.
by Suzanne La Barre
Nature Calls
New Yorkers love cell phones. How about the bees?
by Laura Conaway
Eddie Robinson's Unlikely Pal
Remembering the Grambling legend and his unusual friend.
by Allen Barra
La Dolce Musto
Rita Hayworth's Barebackin' Grandson Speaks
by Michael Musto
Counter Culture
Poking the Fat Pig
Brilliant no-nonsense 'cue at Brooklyn's newest barbecue.
by Robert Sietsema
Liquid City
A Brooklyn Barn-anaza
by Alexis Sottile
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TOAST art walk
Ever wonder where the magic happens? The TOAST art walk takes you behind the scenes and into the Tribeca studios of more than 100 artists. TOAST (Tribeca Open Artists Studio Tour) is an annual grassroots event that allows you to sample the artwork on the website, then pick your faves and plan your self-guided tour on the printable map. Want to really be in the know of who's who in the Tribeca art scene? . . . .read more
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Savage Love
Straight Spouses, New Lesbians, and the American Taliban
by Dan Savage
Fly Life
Sunshine, Underground
Brash DJ seeks audience that actually buys records-ironic Beyoncé devotees need not apply.
by Tricia Romano
Pucker Up
The Cum of Alt Fears
Sexual subcultures leave hetero wankers hangin'
by Tristan Taormino
Daily Rockie Horoscope
by Rockie
Free Will Astrology
by Rob Brezsny
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Status Ain't Hood
Bjork and Timbaland: Together at Last
by Tom Breihan
Down in Front
Axes of Fire
Guitar Hero fans attempt to look sexy while playing video games. Results are inconclusive.
by Rob Harvilla
Not Wash Away
The fight for New Orleans' culture continues, one parade at a time.
by Larry Blumenfeld
Odes to Mother Earth
Ripping off the p***t without clearing the samples.
by Mike Powell
Nickelback U.K.
The press-fattened Arctic Monkeys roll loudly, wittily, competently on.
by Jason Gross
Plus: Bill Callahan;
Patti Smith; and much more.
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Tribeca Preview
25 movies that intrigued, annoyed, and greatly pleased our fest-happy critics.
The Good, Bad, and Truly Spectacular
Rising ticket prices! Sponsorship gone awry! Oh yes, and a movie you do not want to miss.
by Nathan Lee
Ari Would Be Proud
Entourage star expands his resume.
by Jessica Grose
Dakota Fanning
Up against another film about Lennon's killer, first-time director digs in.
by Michelle Orange
Unknown White Male
Searching for a lost relative in Warhol's Factory.
by Ed Halter
Cult Hero, Caught on Film
Recluse musician Scott Walker shows his face.
by Aaron Hillis
Down Under
Everyone suffers in Jindabyne, a Raymond Carver adaptation and study in unresolved tension.
by J. Hoberman
Stable Boys
A horse is a horse of course, of course-but what is a man who has sex with one?
Nathan Lee reviews Zoo
Svengali U
A self-appointed intellectual guru poisons the academic well in psych-thriller.
J. Hoberman reviews Poison Friends
Plus: Snow Cake; Diggers; and much more.
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art
The Spanish Artmada
Barcelona and the birth of the modern at the Met.
by Leslie Camhi
Plus: Royal Gaze
Thomas Struth's art fans are real lookers
Best in Show
Spanish Bombs
R. C. Baker's gallery picks
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books
Raw God, Tiny Nun
In a memoir of spiritual quest, Darcey Steinke tries to divine her soul.
Elizabeth Hand on Darcey Steinke's Easter Everywhere: A Memoir
Moan-Struck
No cutie for your death cab? Read on.
Peter Gerstenzang on Everybody Hurts: The Essential Guide to Emo Culture
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Entering His Anecdotage
New York Theatre Workshop's dressed-up solo show does no particular harm.
Michael Feingold reviews All the Wrong Reasons
Hell Is for Bohos
In her new show Church, Young-Jean Lee makes a none-too-joyful noise.
by Alexis Soloski
The Bullet Baby
And Grandma is a happy dead astronaut.
Garrett Eisler reviews Giants
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Dead Again, Again
In 'Le Petit Mort,' drastic events crash into the everyday.
Deborah Jowitt on Palissimo
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Sutton Impact
What Happened to Ward Sutton and his Sutton Impact Comic Strip?
by Ward Sutton
This Modern World
Rational Right Wing Responses
by Tom Tomorrow
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