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EVENT: GRBG is helping in the celebration of the “Gangs of New York” Fall ’07 collection. Enjoy a photo exhibit of the fall look book shot in Coney Island, a screening of The Warriors and free Rum!

6 to 9pm // powerHouse Arena [37 Main St, Brooklyn] // Free

READING: His book on the nightlife scene hit the stores yesterday, and today Rob the Bouncer will be joining them. He's not even quite sure what will happen during his appearance at Barnes & Noble ("I’m still trying to figure out what I’m supposed to do at this thing – they’ve told me nothing") - but come by and get your copy of Clublife signed, maybe it'll help you get in the door next time.

7pm // Barnes & Noble [675 Sixth Ave] // Free

2007_08_arts_madonnathon.jpgMUSIC: Madonna entered this world 49 years ago tomorrow. To celebrate her and her amazing ability to age so well - come to the sixth annual Madonnathon. Wear your favorite Madonna-era gear and get ready to dance to the classics! More info at MySpace.

8pm // BB King Blues Club & Grill [337 W 42nd St] // $17

MOVIE: Spend your mid-week night noshing on free popcorn while watching Beerfest outdoors! The plot summary goes a little something like this: "Two brothers travel to Germany for Oktoberfest, only to stumble upon secret, centuries-old competition described as a 'Fight Club' with beer games." You might want to sneak in a flask.

8pm // Pier 54 [14th St and the Hudson River] // Free

THEATER: Busy Brooklyn theater company Sponsored By Nobody is representing at the Fringe with their absurdist satire on uptight whiteys, not from canada. Three “unusually white” people are determined to have a nice dinner at the restaurant, never mind the fact that they have no recollection of their arrival or of each other. But the waiter refuses to take their order! As their hunger and desperation grows, their strange, time-killing anecdotes come to life when characters from the stories surface in the restaurant, “with hilarious and sinister results”. Reviewer Martin Denton calls it, “funny, scary, and constantly surprising.” - John Del Signore

9:15pm // CSV Cultural & Educational Center [107 Suffolk St] // $15

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GO see this show! It's amazing in all the right ways that a frringe show should be. Everyone I know is going and they love it.

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This show is amazing- a must-see.

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Saw this show purely by chance and I'm so glad to see it recommended on here. Definately one of the best shows I've seen this year.

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