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Greenwich Village, Storied Home of Bohemia and Gay History
The fountainhead of American bohemia, Greenwich Village has always departed from the straight and narrow. Its entanglements of winding streets…
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‘The Walking Dead’ Ends With a Promise of More Life
This article includes spoilers for the series finale of “The Walking Dead.” “The Walking Dead” has been ending for a…
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Michael J. Fox, Diane Warren and Cher at the Raucous Governors Awards
It’s an honor to be nominated for an Oscar, and Diane Warren would know: The veteran songwriter has been recognized…
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Liza Colón-Zayas Swears by Brené Brown, ‘Hacks’ and Hugs
“I’m sorry!” Liza Colón-Zayas said from the bedroom of her Bronx home on a Friday afternoon as car horns blared…
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Buffalo Museum to Reopen in May
The former Albright-Knox Art Gallery, now named the Buffalo AKG Art Museum, will reopen to the public on May 25,…
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The Trisha Brown Company Hires a Choreographer Not Named Trisha Brown
For all of its 52-year history, the Trisha Brown Dance Company has exclusively presented work by its founding artistic director,…
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Kathy Acker, Drawn to the Margins, Pushed Literature’s Boundaries
EAT YOUR MIND: The Radical Life and Work of Kathy Acker, by Jason McBride Kathy Acker — proto-punk, tough-stemmed flower,…
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A Cure for Thanksgiving Stress? For Many, It’s a Cruise.
Stephanie Webb planned and hosted Thanksgiving for more than 48 years. She would wake up at 4 a.m. to start…
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Deal to Merge Two Publishing Giants Is on the Verge of Collapse
Penguin Random House’s deal to buy Simon & Schuster, a rival publisher, is close to collapsing after Simon & Schuster’s…
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Review: In ‘Sandra,’ a Search for a Friend Leads to Self-Discovery
David Cale’s new play, “Sandra,” is packed with classic thriller tropes, as if he had challenged himself to cram as…