Sure, the first boat got stuck in the mud on its way up from the Gulf Coast, but it looks like the city’s new ferry…
Light Industry Cinema Celebrates Five Years as a Brooklyn Bright Spot
Inside of a simple wooden box, elevated about five feet off the ground, sits a 16mm Elmo film projector. The sound of its spinning reels…
Week in Shows: ‘Nihilist Queer Revolt,’ Princess Nokia, and More
Xiu Xiu, Dreamcrusher, Gold Dime Thursday April 6, 8 pm at Brooklyn Bazaar: $13 If you’re wondering what Xiu Xiu is all about, take Morrissey’s…
This Film Festival About Getting Wasted Puts the ‘Cans’ in Cannes
We all know that so-called cinephiles jet off to places like SXSW just to booze it up on the company dime, but just try getting…
Here’s How International Women’s Day Is Looking So Far
It’s International Women’s Day. As expected, restaurants and other businesses around town are participating in the #ADayWithoutaWoman strike. Even the Statue of Liberty took last…
Before You Go Back to Your Urban Garden, Get The Lead Out
Hey, I hate to be the one to tell you, but this fancy schmancy Spring weather? Yeah, it’s a total tease. Like, check back in…
Go and Cut Your Hair at This Speakeasy-Esque ‘Anti-Salon’
Getting a haircut is never as simple as it sounds, especially in this city. You’re gonna need some help, unless you have one or more…
Week in Shows: a Church for PC Worship, Psychedelic Orchestras, and More
Naomi Punk, PC Worship, Maria Chavez Tuesday February 21, 7 pm to 11 pm at the Park Church Co-Op: $12 If this one’s news to…
Battle of the Bag Tax: Bodega Workers Have Mixed Feelings About Five-Cent Fee
Last week, our Seattle-bred writer told New Yorkers to stop being babies about the five-cent fee that the City Council had voted to impose for…
No More Black Targets, Gazoo To The Moon, and More Art To See This Week
Gazoo To The Moon: Next Dimension Opening Friday February 17 at Superchief Gallery, 6 pm to 10 pm. Street artist Gazoo To the Moon is…