Sara, the pup at left with the adorably expressive face, comes to us from our animal shelter partner Bideawee. A little about Sara is included below, as well as details about adopting her: Sara is a very playful and active Boxer mix puppy! This cutie weighs about 31 pounds at 5 months of age, and 
Compiled by Rebecca Temerario Looking for a place to watch the next Presidential Debate? Look no further than NY Press. Head to these locations across New York City to watch President Obama and Governor Romney duke it out on Monday, October 22nd, one last time. Housing Works Bookstore Café 126 Crosby Street http://shop.housingworks.org/ Offering 
By Doug Strassler The Other Son, an Israeli film co-written (with Noam Fitoussi and Nathalie Saugeon) and directed by Lorraine Lévy, is a moving drama that hits on plenty of international hot-button issues. Joseph (Jules Sitruk) is an 18-year-old musician preparing to join the Israeli army for his mandatory military service who lives at home 
By Simon Lazarus Vasta Cokefloat! [Fatcat; 2012] The twenty-year nostalgia cycle is a hell of a thing. Since the dawn of modern popular culture, each decade has been accompanied by, and some would say aesthetically grounded in, the pastiche and re-interpretation of the previous generation’s music, fashion, movies, comics, etc. But as we 
By Sam Parker On Wednesday, Donald Trump declared that his Twitter account has become so powerful, that he can actually make his “enemies” tell the truth. While I’m not sure who he considers his enemies — he does not seem to believe anyone is his equal, at the very least — and the truth is 
By Rebecca Hoffman It was almost two weeks ago that Speaker Christine Quinn held her first free self-defense class in Central Park. This event was in response to an increased number of sexual assaults on women in the city, most notably an incident involving the rape of a 73-year-old woman in Central Park. While free 
You’ve tried being a model citizen, but now you’re getting frustrated. Discouraged, even. After all, if you enjoyed watching two people talk over one another and twist the facts in their favor, you wouldn’t have moved out of that one bedroom, post-college triple. But alas, that gave you chronic acid reflux, and so does this. 
From a Morningside Heights hostel all the way down to the West Village, there are plenty of October openings all the way down the West Side. Here is a sample of the diversity in a few reviews of recently opened shows: Bug Tracy Letts’ 2004 breakout hit Bug arrived low in budget but 
The title character of The Other Josh Cohen, the Steve Rosen-David Rossmer musical comedy running at SoHo Playhouse, is a clumsy romantic male who tries to rewind time to see the road not taken. But there are plenty of other characters in Josh Cohen as well, including a slew played by two women: Hannah Elless 
