Summer Guide 2011: Books
Put your tawdry beach reads back on the shelf— these reading series will keep your summer wordy, nerdy and hot
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Summer Guide 2011: Food & Drink
Come, ye pasty, Vitamin D-deprived and weak. Bring yourselves into the sun, fill yourself with nourishment and feel life flooding back into your body. OK, maybe it’s just beer and not actually life, but when did you get so nitpicky
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Summer Guide 2011: Music
An exhaustive guide to the sounds of summer for anyone who’s even slightly interested in seeing live music
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Summer Guide 2011: Great Outdoors
Whether you’re actually sporty or just look really good in shorts, there’s plenty of outdoor activity to keep you sweating this summer—not that you’ll need a whole lot of help with that
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Summer Guide 2011: Film
Summer's top film festivals and movie series
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The Lust List
Meet some of the city's hardest-working heartthrobs
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A Rude Guide to a New You
How To Stop Worrying About the Economy and Quit Your Job For RealBrooklynite Vince Lombardi may be credited with coining the phrase, "Winners never quit, and quitters never win," but all that says is that Lombardi never had a soul-sucking, ass-puckering, emotional-equilibrium-destroying job that forces you to question the ultimate wisdom of the panhandlers and
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PRESSED FOR TIME
Whether you’re looking for a dead man, a musical genius or just a guy who’ll get naked and dance for you, this is the week when you’ll find him. Between a commemoration of celebrity corpse Roberto Bolaño and a night of boylesque on the Bowery, there’s no way you’ll make it through this week without
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Best of Manhattan 2010: Arts & Entertainment
Best New Music Venue: The Rock Shop 249 4th Ave., betw. Carroll & President Sts., Brooklyn, 718-230-5740Park Slope got in on the shoulder-to-shoulder crowd action typically reserved for the Lower East Side when The Rock Shop opened this summer. The 90-person-capacity music space, booked by former Union Hall and Bell House guy Jack “Skippy” McFadden,
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Best of Manhattan 2010: City Living
Best New Nabe Makeover: Nomad OK, we admit that we’re certainly biased with this category since our editorial office is located right in the middle of the area north of Madison Square Park. We can totally go for grunge, but this neighborhood was a sad place to spend at least nine hours every day. We
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