Mopping Up
The ordeal of the New Yorkers sent to clean up the mess at Abu Ghraib.
by Graham Rayman
Give Me Liberty
The Torture Doctors
These physicians have a strange way of preserving the American way of life.
by Nat Hentoff
Runnin' Scared
Crazy Behavior
Staff, not inmates, at Brooklyn's biggest psychiatric ward.
by Jeneen Interlandi
Downfall of the Williamsburg Hip
Cycling advocate pounds the pavement, but not the way he wanted.
by Laura Conaway
Farm Aid for the Bronx?
Minor league neglect and a baffling innumeracy have doomed the Yankees.
by Allen Barra & Steven Goldman
Diplomatic Decor
The U.N.'s feng shui club ventures to change the Security Council's energy.
by Mara Altman
Arts Feature
The Sunday Comics
The Whitest Kids U Know would maybe like to screw a deer. Welcome to New York sketch-comedy boom time.
by Kristopher Monroe
Counter Culture
The Whole Kadang
Sunset Park Sino-Malaysian skates to culinary victory.
by Robert Sietsema
Patrick Vaccariello's last meal
. . . requires watermelon and feta.
by Nina Lalli
Liquid City
Lido Bar's stoner-pal familiarity
by Kosiya Shalita
Inside the Guide: music; art; events; activism; video games; free; and more.
FEATURED EVENTS
Brooklyn Pride
Tired of seeing the same old faces at every gay club in the city? Looking for a lover who hasn't screwed most of your friends? Then don't sleep on Brooklyn Pride, the one event hot enough to wake up queer sleeping beauties and provide the masses with fresh options. The sightseeing begins at 9:30 a.m. with a 5K run. Afterward, head over to Prospect Park, throw down a blanket, and take in the Multicultural Festival, which includes a street fair complete with the usual goodies: food, shopping, and onstage performances (see dyke diva Lori Michaels). read more
Beatles Brunch
Always wanted to see the Beatles perform? Get over it, and move on to the next best thing at the weekly Beatles Brunch. Tribute band Strawberry Fields, featuring former members of the Broadway musical Beatlemania, recreate the Beatles concert experience from the early mop-top "I Want to Hold Your Hand" days to the psychedelic rock and brightly colored uniforms of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. read more
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Savage Love
My sister tongued me! Do you think she was drunk?
by Dan Savage
Pucker Up
Knockin' Vintage Boots
Golden girls get their groove on past 60.
by Tristan Taormino
Daily Rockie Horoscope
by Rockie
Free Will Astrology
by Rob Brezsny
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Down in Front
Marathon Men
Eno's Music for Airports at a 26-hour fete; Bright Eyes triumphantly caps a seven-night run.
by Rob Harvilla
Status Ain't Hood
Dizzee Rascal Returns, Destroys.
by Tom Breihan
Mediocre Girl Gone Good
Rihanna's triumphant, only occasionally cringeworthy pop-star coronation.
by Rodney Dugue
The Shriek Subsides
Less hostility, more soul-jazz from the Artist Known as Joan as Police Woman.
by Lindsey Thomas
Singles Going Steady
She's Gotta Have It
Loonies in heat, often accompanied by guitars.
by Jeanne Fury
Plus: Rufus Wainwright; Black Moth Super Rainbow; and much more.
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The House Always Wins
Ocean's Thirteen is a tired, washed-up threequel. Wanna bet Hollywood makes a bundle?
by J. Hoberman
The Revolution Must Be Televised
Debating Romanian independence on the boob tube in 12:08 East of Bucharest.
by J. Hoberman
Every Rose Has Its Thorn
Marion Cotillard gives a star turn, but can't save Edith Piaf biopic, La Vie En Rose.
by Ella Taylor
Lost Boy
MIA for 14 years, Bruce Weber's stunning Chet Baker portrait resurfaces at Film Forum.
by Jim Ridley
Plus: Chalk; Miriam; Surf's Up and much more.
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art
Mess Haul
Richie Budd's sculptures cook popcorn and meat.
by Ben Davis
Best in Show
Numbers by Painting
R. C. Baker's gallery picks
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books
The Wedding Stinger
Sex on the beach is a dangerous emotional cocktail in Ian McEwan's latest.
by Alexis Soloski
'Mad' Max
No worries, indeed! 600 issues of Alfred E. Neuman now all digital.
by R.C. Baker
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2006-2007 Obies
Honors for excellence in Off-Broadway theater.
The Asian Equation
What exactly should an Asian-American theater fest celebrate?
by David Ng
The Paradox Man
More than half a century after his death, composer Kurt Weill still provokes strong reactions.
by Michael Feingold
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Creature Comforts
Mommy, there's a Momix under my bed!
by Deborah Jowitt
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This Modern World
Bully of the Beach!
by Tom Tomorrow
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