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Arts & Culture, Theater Review Apr 24, 2019
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Buyer & Cellar explores Barbra Streisand’s (make-believe) basement shopping mall

It's only pain and darkness there.
- By Dmitry Samarov
- Tags: Theater Review, Buyer & Cellar, Pride Films and Plays, Jonathan Tolins, Barbra Streisand, Scott Gryder, celebrity worship, Recommended

Film, Movie Feature Oct 4, 2018
In A Star Is Born, love hurts, but it’s labor that breaks your heart

Stars may not seem to be working, but they are—and that’s the tragedy of this new film.
- By Noah Berlatsky
- Tags: Movie Feature, A Star Is Born, Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, Matt Stahl, Unfree Masters, Barbra Streisand, Kris Kristofferson, Ravi Gavron, Sam Elliott, labor, capitalism, popular music

Music, In Rotation Aug 8, 2017
Video
Singer-songwriter Micha on an old song for Puerto Rico’s new struggle

Plus: Izzy Olive of Half Gringa on the Weather Station’s growing pains, the Reader’s Leor Galil on Midwife’s mercurial dream-pop, and more
- By Leor Galil
- Tags: In Rotation, Midwife, Like Author, Like Daughter, Madeline Johnston, Rhinoceropolis, Newberry Book Fair, Reckless Records, Iconoclast, Groundlessness of Belief, Ebullition, I Like You Less Than Apple Pie, Izzy Olive, Half Gringa, The Weather Station, Thirty, Tamara Lindeman, Ratboys, GN, Julia Steiner, Sasha Geffen, wet boys, Harry Styles, Mark McGrath, Michelle J. Rodriguez, Micha, Preciosa, Dida Pelled, Postock, Sima Cunningham, Marc Anthony, Rafael Hernández, Puerto Rico, Barbra Streisand, The Way He Makes Me Feel, Yentl, Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand, Video

Food & Drink, Cocktail Challenge Aug 15, 2013
Slideshow
Cocktail Challenge: Dragon fruit

Jason Cevallos of the Office digs up rarities to flavor a food that by itself "doesn't taste like anything."
- By Kate Schmidt
- Tags: Cocktail Challenge, Jason Cevallos, Next: Tour of Thailand, Grant Achatz, Nick Kokonas, Fulton Market, GEB, Dave Michalowski, the Office, Pineau des Charentes, Henriot Blanc de Blancs, tequila, dragon fruit, champagne, rose water, David Hermach, Clark Street Ale House, the Dirty Streisand, Barbra Streisand, AJ's Bubbling Brew, peppermint schnapps, Southern Comfort, cocktail challenge, Slideshow

Columns & Opinion, On Culture Apr 8, 2013
Twentieth-century glamour, on auction at Leslie Hindman

Vintage gowns by Scaasi are among the finds on the block at the nation's largest couture department.
- By Deanna Isaacs
- Tags: Deanna Isaacs on Culture, Mr. Fabulous, Charles James, fashion, Marvin Davis, Scaasi, Versace, Hermès, Birkin, Mamie Eisenhower, Barbara Bush, Barbra Streisand, Sophia Loren, Elizabeth Taylor, Jackie Kennedy, Arnold Isaacs, The New York Times, Parker Ladd, Casey Monda, Leslie Hindman Auctioneers, Leslie Hindman, auctions, vintage couture, Sotheby's, fashion designers, Elizabeth Arden, Zandra Rhodes, Marilyn Monroe, Vogue Italia, Patricia Davis Raynes, Dynasty, accessories, clothing, jewelry, lesliehindman.com

Blogs, Bleader Jan 28, 2013
Reader's Agenda Mon 1/28: Off the Record, Accidental Death of an Anarchist, and The Sound, the Soul, the Syncopation

What's on the Reader's Agenda for Monday, January 28, 2013
- By Janey Lee
- Tags: Do This, Arts, music critic, Saki, Department of Cultural Affairs, Off the Record, monthly series, new releases, Brokeback Brokeback & the Black Rock, Oracle Productions, Dario Fo, Accidental Death of an Anarchist, Italian, activist, Giuseppe Pinelli Justin Hayford, Tracy Morgan, Barbra Streisand, housing projects, National Public Housing Museum, The Sound, the Soul, the Syncopation, inner-city, public housing communities, Sam Worley, Dinah Washington, Lupe Fiasco

Blogs, Bleader Oct 12, 2009
Video
More Bad News for Major Labels

Are back-catalog albums "works for hire"? The record industry is praying the courts will see it that way. Otherwise the artists who made the music in the first place could end up with control over those cash cows.
- By Miles Raymer
- Tags: Crickets, Music, the biz, the law, works for hire, back catalog, Butthole Surfers, Touch and Go, the Eagles, Funkytown, Barbra Streisand, Journey, Video

Arts & Culture, Theater Review Apr 9, 1998
Words Fall

Adam Langer reviews Stephen Sachs's play Sweet Nothing in My Ear.
- By Adam Langer
- Tags: Theater Review, Sweet Nothing in My Ear, Stephen Sachs, Wim Wenders, Jeanne Moreau, Until the End of the World, Philip Lester, cochlear implants, ASL, deaf culture, Barbra Streisand

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Buyer & Cellar explores Barbra Streisand’s (make-believe) basement shopping mall

It's only pain and darkness there.

In A Star Is Born, love hurts, but it’s labor that breaks your heart

Stars may not seem to be working, but they are—and that’s the tragedy of this new film.

Video
Singer-songwriter Micha on an old song for Puerto Rico’s new struggle

Plus: Izzy Olive of Half Gringa on the Weather Station’s growing pains, the Reader’s Leor Galil on Midwife’s mercurial dream-pop, and more

Slideshow
Cocktail Challenge: Dragon fruit

Jason Cevallos of the Office digs up rarities to flavor a food that by itself "doesn't taste like anything."

Twentieth-century glamour, on auction at Leslie Hindman

Vintage gowns by Scaasi are among the finds on the block at the nation's largest couture department.

Reader's Agenda Mon 1/28: Off the Record, Accidental Death of an Anarchist, and The Sound, the Soul, the Syncopation

What's on the Reader's Agenda for Monday, January 28, 2013

Video
More Bad News for Major Labels

Are back-catalog albums "works for hire"? The record industry is praying the courts will see it that way. Otherwise the artists who made the music in the first place could end up with control over those cash cows.

Words Fall

Adam Langer reviews Stephen Sachs's play Sweet Nothing in My Ear.

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It's only pain and darkness there.

Stars may not seem to be working, but they are—and that’s the tragedy of this new film.

Plus: Izzy Olive of Half Gringa on the Weather Station’s growing pains, the Reader’s Leor Galil on Midwife’s mercurial dream-pop, and more

Jason Cevallos of the Office digs up rarities to flavor a food that by itself "doesn't taste like anything."

Vintage gowns by Scaasi are among the finds on the block at the nation's largest couture department.

What's on the Reader's Agenda for Monday, January 28, 2013

Are back-catalog albums "works for hire"? The record industry is praying the courts will see it that way. Otherwise the artists who made the music in the first place could end up with control over those cash cows.

Adam Langer reviews Stephen Sachs's play Sweet Nothing in My Ear.

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