A Drinkable Feast: Remembering Kerouac A Toast To Kerouac ADF returns this month to lament the end of another beautiful summer and mark the Oct. 21 death of Jack Kerouac. His wild [...] Hosho McCreesh \ Oct 23, 2014 Food ( via getplowed.com )
Film Review: Dear White People Unabashed Comedy-Drama About Black And White College Students Plays All The Race Cards By the power vested in me by absolutely no one, I hereby declare 2014 The Year of “The Conversation.” Whether you’re on the [...] Devin D. O'Leary \ Oct 23, 2014 Film
Creative Nonfiction: Driving Upstream On The Saw Mill River Parkway So, really, it’s become something standardized, an apocryphal story I can use at parties or when just meeting people, a story that neatly [...] Rev. Prof. Robert Masterson \ Oct 23, 2014 Feature
Rooster Roundabout: This Week’s Music Highlights Like me, if you missed Ex Hex’ set with Speedy Ortiz at Sister on the 10th, then shame! Only cause I’m sure it [...] Mark Lopez \ Oct 23, 2014 Blog (Jesse Schulz)
War On The Streets: Radley Balko On The Militarization Of American Policing Radley Balko On The Militarization Of American Policing Through clouds of tear gas, their black helmets and gas masks make them seem almost amphibious beneath the streetlights. Their bodies bloated with [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Oct 16, 2014 Feature Radley Balko
The Daily Word In Banksy, Snowden And Clowns With Knives. Does Yelp extort advertising from restaurants? Ebola is the scariest outbreak of modern times. Snowden’s thoughts on privacy in the digital age are [...] Carl Petersen \ Oct 16, 2014 Blog
Stargazing In Autumn: Transcend Space And Time At Four Cosmic Concerts Transcend Space And Time At Four Cosmic Concerts “Sitting in the stand of the sports arena/ Waiting for the show to begin/ Red lights, green lights, strawberry wine/ A good friend [...] August March \ Oct 16, 2014 Music ( Kabsick Park )
Theater Review: Gothic Rompings Charm In The Mystery Of Irma Vep There are many words to describe a Ken Ansloan production. Bright, bawdy and boisterous all come to mind when contemplating Ansloan’s shows for [...] Nora Hickey \ Oct 16, 2014 Art Alcazar (Bryan Andrew Lambe) and Lord Edgar (Garrick Milo) (photos by Alan Mitchell)
Free Will Astrology ARIES (March 21-April 19): New York City’s Diamond District is home to over 2,000 businesses that buy and sell jewelry. Throughout the years [...] Rob Brezsny \ Oct 16, 2014 Freewill
Body, Sun, Wind And Rain: Radicles Releases Dance From Its Staged Confines Radicles Releases Dance From Its Staged Confines Modern dance is about human bodies in motion. Other bodies watch, without moving, from darkened seats. Artificial light cascades onto skin and stage, [...] August March \ Oct 16, 2014 Art Radicles walking. Pictured from left to right: Dalila Baied, Kaitlin Innis, Emily Innis, Ty Redding and Sonia Engman (Photos by Kelsey Paschich)
