Histrionic Lesson
Cillian Murphy preaches to the choir in St. Ann’s latest Enda Walsh production
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Too Close for Comfort
The first half of the 2011-12 season ends with the whimper of MTC’s ‘Close Up Space’
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City & State: Say Hello to the Class of 2011!
From Bloomberg to Quinn, the yearbook club at City & State presents the Class of
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City & State: Winners & Losers, Dec 16 Edition
It was another banner week for Cuomo the Barbarian. He got knocked for twisting arms over his tax deal, and anointed the new Governator for his ability to get things done. John Liu saw a dip in his approval numbers, but given the general malaise over the 2013 mayoral candidates, it hardly seems to matter.
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City & State: Broad Support For Bike Lanes, But Narrow Concerns Remain
Most New Yorkers like the idea of bike lanes – but do they like one on their block? A poll released by Transportation Alternatives this week shows that 60 percent of New York City voters support bike lanes, and the advocacy group is touting the results as proof that the lanes are not nearly as
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City & State: Halloran Leaning Toward Senate Run Against Avella
Queens Republican Councilman Dan Halloran, one of New York City’s more colorful political figures, is leaning toward running against similarly colorful Democratic state Sen. Tony Avella, according to multiple sources who have spoken with Halloran. — In May, Halloran told a number of business leaders in a meeting of the Queens Chamber of Commerce that
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City & State: No Health Exchanges? No Problem, Sebelius Says
President Barack Obama’s top health official said yesterday she doesn’t mind if New York state delays implementation of a key portion of the president’s signature Affordable Care Act. — “I think they’ve been waiting for more information and that’s pretty appropriate,” U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius said. “I think people want
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City & State: Winners Losers, December 9 Edition
Pardon us for the state Senate-heavy list this week, but that’s where most of the action happened. Gov. Andrew Cuomo got his tax reform plan, and the Legislature got a leg up on what was shaping up to be a difficult budget season. Mayor Michael Bloomberg didn’t get his taxi plan, but he did get
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The Milkman Cometh
A problematic new comedy transplants 21st-century New Yorkers to the 1950s suburbs
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Overcast, with a Chance of Boredom
The Harry Connick Jr.-led On a Clear Day is a hazy affair
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