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Can Mamdani Arrest Netanyahu? No, and That's Also Not the Point
On this week's podcast episode, we dive into Mamdani's threat to arrest Netanyahu, Super PAC funders finally being unmasked, and out brand-new culture newsletter.
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Mayor Mamdani, when asked who would play him in a movie: "Ashton Kutcher from the Popchips commercial." (Look it up.)
On this week's podcast episode, we dive into Mamdani's threat to arrest Netanyahu, Super PAC funders finally being unmasked, and out brand-new culture newsletter.
Keeping our finger on the pulse of what's new and noteworthy.
Plus: Will talking about James Dolan get you banned from the Phish subreddit?
The beloved punk band's vocalist Victoria Marie on her favorite places to get dumplings after a protest (and her band's terrific new album).
In his three decades as a sanitation worker, Nelson Molina rescued 55,000 objects for an informal trash museum. As Molina makes plans to leave New York, the future of the collection is in doubt.
Rockaway locals battle weather and smoke to capture "lightning in a bottle" in their new boardwalk production.
A new Public Art Fund installation posits table tennis is an art form.
A midcentury newsroom, lovelorn pining, dimly lit bars, and baseball—these two perfect beach reads have it all.
A night at New York City's newest club, an import from Europe that might already have eclipsed its predecessor.
Get comfortable with Robin Byrd and George Whipple, in conversation at last.