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A rooftop view of Wilshire Blvd in Beverly Hills facing west during a rare traffic-less moment before evening weekday rush hour. It's not so bad from up above. More»
Remember the days when kooky G.O.P. candidates tried to nab the party nomination through, well, just being themselves? Â And we compiled a handy getting-to-know-them guide that probably made you fear our country's future?
Well, we're back with some more election season candidate profiles - and this time, we're going musical. From singing attack ads to meme theme songs, check out these political performances that traverse all kinds of party lines. More»
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Remember the days when kooky G.O.P. candidates tried to nab the party nomination through, well, just being themselves? Â And we compiled a handy getting-to-know-them guide that probably made you fear our country's future?
Well, we're back with some more election season candidate profiles - and this time, we're going musical. From singing attack ads to meme theme songs, check out these political performances that traverse all kinds of party lines. More»
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An army of 200 outfitted in flip flops and shorts arrived at David Koch's beach-front estate Saturday afternoon to amp up the excitement at presidential candidate Mitt Romey's $50,000 a plate fundraiser. This most beachy of all protests could only take place in Southampton under these circumstances. More»
Hipster Cop, the well dressed neighborhood watch dog of the youngsters protesting at Occupy Wall Street, broke his uber-coolness by having a little freak out (that was caught on tape) yesterday. Just as technicians were doing a soundcheck at an outdoor stage at Broadway and Stone for a permitted performance by self-described "protect band," and former Le Tigre alum, JD Samson & MEN, Detective Rick Lee stormed up yelling to turn the volume down by half and shouting at another protester to "shut up!" at the May Day rally. Check out the video after the jump... More»
The question that is lingering on everyone's minds is: Did May Day save Occupy Wall Street? Yesterday the OWS movement teamed up with labor unions and immigration-rights activists to march down Broadway to the Financial District, and drew massive crowds in its path. Aside from the Broadway march, other protests spurt up throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, and across the country in cities like Detroit and Chicago, and even abroad such as in London and Sydney. Since their eviction from Zuccotti Park in November, the movement has been uncharacteristically quiet, and yesterday was their official moment of resurgence. What will happen next? I guess we will just have to wait and see. Check out the photos below. More»
[May Day protestors arrested marching across the Williamsburg Bridge, Photo via @DeLucaMattS]
Occupy Wall Street protesters are coming out of hibernation today for what is expected to be one of the biggest and most wide-spread Occupy Wall Street protest yet.
Occupy Wall Street related events are planned for today in 115 cities throughout the US, though the biggest and most vocal will be here in NY.
Protesters gathered in Bryant Park early this morning before leaving for various demonstration sites throughout the city. At 4pm, all NY protesters will gather in Union Square for the Solidarity Rally, and at 5:30pm they will take part in the Solidarity March down Broadway to Wall Street. More»
-Das Racist, Tom Morello, and Immortal Technique are taking the stage at Occupy Wall Street's May Day Rally. Yes, OWS is still a thing. Fingers crossed it doesn't sell out. [Pitchfork]
-One glance at this advertisement and you'll never want to Oreo again...or will you? [TMZ]
-There's a new breed of crazy. Brides are now having Hunger Games themed weddings- because nothing says happiest day of my life like children fighting to the death. [Fashionista] More»
Spring is in the air! The birds are chirping, the diners at Pastis are eating their mussels outside, and Tinsley Mortimer has awakened from her long winter's nap. But down on Wall Street, something is stirring, and it's not Grey Goose martinis. The sleeping giant known as the 99% has shaken off its snow, stroked its mighty beard, and typed into its Twitter app: "#May1." More»
January is a time for endings and beginnings. And so goes this week's Art Roundup, which features some stellar exhibits that are closing, and other's that are just getting started. Antiques, Napoleon, 99 unwashed Occupy Wall Street t-shirts, Elizabeth Bishop, and even Batman make an appearance in our list of New York's hottest art events. So grab your cape, and let's get started. More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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