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Review: ‘The Substance’ Focuses on Surfaces – Both Smooth and Wrinkled
Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley take off their clothes, but the plot is overdressed. The initial context is everything: Moore ...
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Review: ‘A Different Man’ Is A Different, Unique Film
The Village Voice review of "A Different Man" notes that an impressive makeup job enhances Sebastian Stan's versatile acting.
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Put Your Money – and/or Your Time – Where Your Vote Is, 2.0
The Village Voice looks at which get-out-the-vote organizations need donations to help elect progressive candidates.
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The Way We Live Now: New York Artists at the Edge of Survival
The Village Voice reviews Marin Kosut’s new book, “Art Monster,” which revisits the perennial view that NYC living is hard on ...
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Review: ‘The Roommate’ Relies on Star Power to Transform Bad into Good
The Village Voice review of the Broadway play, "The Roommate," notes that the lead performances power an entertaining, quirky ...
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Poet Theo Thimo: Don’t Call Me ‘Alt-Lit’
The Village Voice interviews Theo Thimo about his new collection of poems, his novella-in-progress, and reading Catullus.
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Having a Real Good Time Together: LCD Soundsystem Does Europe
London calls the Village Voice with a report on the Brooklyn-born band LCD Soundsystem's recent shows across the pond.
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Who’s Afraid of Dave Hickey? Rereading ‘The Invisible Dragon,’ Three Decades Later
The Village Voice review of Dave Hickey's 'Invisible Dragon' finds that the bard of Las Vegas's criticism hit hard—when not a ...
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Review: ‘The 4:30 Movie’ Is Too Little, Too Late
Kevin Smith’s ’80s nostalgia trip nails some potty humor and a bit of romance, but the jokes are DOA. Even the flash mob of guest stars can’t save their scenes. If that synopsis made The 4: ...