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The Coolest Movie in Theaters This Weekend is a Three-Hour Filipino Historical Epic
Peque Gallaga's war drama is vivid, violent, and anticapitalist.
A Fired Google Engineer on Protesting the Company’s ‘Terrible Path in Their Pursuit of Money at the Expense of Human Life’
Zelda is part of a group of workers fired after participating in last week's No Tech for Apartheid demonstration.
Columbia’s President Saw ‘Danger’ in the Gaza Solidarity Encampment. Even the Cops Disagree
You know you fucked up when the NYPD is throwing you under the bus.
Who Is Randy Mastro, the Lawyer Poised to Become a New Top Dog in the Adams Administration?
With rumors swirling about a new top lawyer in New York City—a former Giuliani deputy mayor who could potentially defend Mayor Eric Adams in civil court—we dug in to what New Yorkers should know about him.
The Eclipse Is Over, But the Rochester D&C Strike Is Not
The newspaper's union members say they'll continue to withhold their labor until Gannett gives them a fair contract.
Would You Pay $1,650/Month for 80 Square Feet and a Hallway Bathroom on the LES?
All utilities (except Wi-Fi) included!
NYC Pregames Solar Eclipse With a 4.8 Magnitude Earthquake
The most important thing about the earthquake is that WE felt it.
How to Post Ourselves Into a Viral Crime Panic
A series of random attacks in Manhattan dozens of viral videos this week, heavy on fear-mongering.
Not Sure What to Do With Your Free Time? You Might Want to Watch ‘Free Time’
We talked to writer/director Ryan Martin Brown about his micro-budget movie, shot in New York City, about wasting your life in New York City.
Why This Long Island Roller Derby Team Is Taking on the Ban Against Trans Women in Sports
The VP of the Long Island Roller Rebels and a staff attorney for the NYCLU talk about suing Nassau County over its recent executive order.
