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Five Brooklyn Restaurants Just Got Added to The Michelin Guide
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This Creepy Real-Time “Line Tracker” is Monitoring People Outside of NYC Restaurants
We regret to inform you that you are, once again, being watched. Not in the “new store policy” way local Wegmans locations have recently adopted, but in the totally unethical, very creepy and non-concentual way one might expect was devised by a scorned, loveless coder living in their parents’ barely finished basement. The “product” in question is called Damnlines, and it…
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Black Coffee Gets Another Shot at Brooklyn Mirage as Pacha’s Opening Weekend Headliner
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BAM is Bringing Movies Shot at Hoyt-Schermerhorn Back to The Big Screen
For many a New Yorker, the Hoyt-Schermerhorn stop is an inconspicuous, seemingly incomplete, and borderline unpronounceable part of their respective commutes. Starting this week, though, locals will get a chance to see the Downtown Brooklyn station as more than a cavernous, half-open backdrop to their subway transfers. In celebration of Hoyt-Schermerhorn’s 90th year in service, Brooklyn Academy of Music is…
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Things to Do in Brooklyn This Weekend
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City Council Wants to Make Subway and Bus Rides Free for Low-Income New Yorkers
City Council Speaker Julie Menin has announced a proposal for an expansion of the city’s “Fair Fares” program that would provide free train and bus rides for NYC’s poorest residents. Under the proposal, which is part of a broader (and pretty contentious) budget plan unveiled by Menin on Wednesday, the city program would cover the full cost of fares for…
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At Bodega Nights, Bushwick’s Club Corridor Finally Gets a Grown-Up Dinner Option
Bodega Nights is located at 425 Troutman Street, between Wyckoff and St. Nicholas Avenues, and is currently open on Wednesday through Sunday from 5:00 p.m. to 12:00 midnight Zoe Clifton and David Wilson didn’t plan on all this happening so fast. The couple had only been running their first business, the tiny, “working glass wine bar” Babysips on the Lower…
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Brooklyn Mirage Execs Privately Cancelled 2025 Season, Continued to Sell Tickets Anyway
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‘Us V. Them’ and The Battle for Brooklyn’s Indie Scene
In July 2014, I attended a festival hosted by the magazine I was interning for at the time, held at the second iteration of the all-ages event space Secret Project Robot. They called it “The Normcore of Summer Festivals” (were we ever so young?). Trace Mountains opened at noon; Mannequin Pussy took the stage at 3. I fanned myself with…
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LARAAJI’s Days of Radiance in Park Slope
In the remote corner of Gowanus that Public Records’ Sound Room occupies, LARAAJI lurked peacefully stage left while musician and sound healing facilitator Samer Ghadry prepped the crowd. Squished into the north side of the room, we made bird calls, shook our bodies and voices from side to side, and imitated gongs (low) and autoharps (high). “It’s the end of…
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