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Back When 'Look' Meant a Magazine New York Times Only in New York Photographs from Look magazine are at the Museum of the City of New York . Above, Frank Bauman's image of dancers at the Palladium Ballroom and more
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1010 Wins New Fees Stain Welcome Mat for Filmmakers in NYC ABC News AP New York City's popularity as one of Hollywood's favorite backdrops might take a hit since the city began imposing a $3200 fee to film in city buildings. Curtain rises on new fees for filmmakers amid hopes that NYC remains a film The Canadian Press all 97 news articles
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13 hours ago ago from Unnatural Eye
Irving Underhill was another New York City photographer of the early 20th century. His photos reminds me of Samuel Gottscho though Gottscho was confined mostly to the 30's where his images transformed New York into an Art Deco future world that almost seem to be set design from some long lost sci-fi epic. Underhill on the other hand presents the New York as an advertisement for American prosperity. I can picture his wrinkled photos taped to ...
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Central Connecticut State University has released the annual list of America's Most Literate Cities . Seattle, Washington D.C., and Minneapolis topped the list, and New York City came in at 29th on the list. This year, the university's president, Dr. John W. Miller , wrote the report. The annual study has been conducted since 2003, measuring the literary health of U.S. cities with a population of 250,000. Here's more about the ...
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8 hours ago ago from The New York Times
Manhattan is an island of churches. No matter where you are, you're never far from the sight of one, whether a magisterially carved stone or a basic stucco-and-brick. True, the days are gone when the city's churches were routinely accessible to street traffic, though most will be open for Christmas services on Friday and into the weekend. Multimedia Related ArtsBeat: Send Us Your Photos (December 24, 2009) ...
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"Nobody is wasting nobody. That is a miracle. And miracles is the way things ought to be." --Cyrus, "The Warriors" Walter Hill's 1979 film The Warriors is a cult classic, a veteran of innumerable late-night cable showings and movie nights at your older brother's friend's house. It came out in 1979, was rereleased on DVD as a director's cut in 2005, was turned into a video game by the makers of Grand Theft Auto the same year, and will be ...
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In a seeming attempt to surpass LA Times columnist Joel Stein in hate mail and death threats, fellow LA Times columnist Gregory Rodriguez recently wrote that his biggest problem with Christmas isn't that it's overly-commercialized - but that he has to listen to annoying people whine about how over-commercialized Christmas is. And Greg, as usual, has a valid point, once he qualified he was talking about only one of the two different ...
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