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Gothamist's Week in Rock, Volume 15

Gothamist's Week in Rock, Volume 15

It's been something like 9 years since the last time Faithless played in New York. Considering that the band is one of the largest in England and the rest of the world, selling out soccer stadiums and headlining major music festivals year after year, their return to the States is a pretty big deal. Hitting a couple club dates on their way to Coachella, they stopped by Webster Hall earlier in the week and completely blew the roof off the place. Read more at Music Snobbery. If you're in Indio tonight, make it your business to catch these guys before they leave the continent. (pic via ultrahi's flickr) more ›

Investigating Vito

Investigating Vito

- Going to La Hague in France for a "fact-finding trip" - no word on who paidFossella has apparently "amended 18 campaign-disclosure forms" and fired the accountant since the investigation by the News. He is the only Republican from NYC in Congress. more ›

Theater Review: Oedipus at Palm Springs

Theater Review: Oedipus at Palm Springs

Ancient Greek plays are constantly getting makeovers – modern interpretations are probably more common, at least on American stages, than versions that follow the original Greek format, with a chorus and all that. Oedipus at Palm Springs is, needless to say, another adaptation – but after you see this one you won’t be able to watch a Greek tragedy or think about the Oedipus myth (especially in the Freudian context) in the same way ever again. more ›

Wearing John Malkovich

Wearing John Malkovich

After seeing Being John Malkovich, who didn’t consider what it might be like to be Malkovich. Okay, maybe not. But you probably never thought about this either, John Malkovich – clothing designer. That’s right John has fallen in line with J-Lo, Sean Coombs and a host of others who believe they can cross-over from entertainer to fashion design diva. more ›

Metrosexuals' Deadbeat Daddy

Metrosexuals' Deadbeat Daddy

Simpson also discusses being credited (or not) for the term's origins; oddly enough, British journalists say the idea is from "New York admen" whereas U.S. journalists do credit him. Read the interview, it's filled with a lot of interesting thoughts about hetero and homo as well as metrosexuality. And we're not giving anything away when we leave you with Simpson's final words, "The only thing that's certain about the metrosexual is that he's the kind of man that the modern world deserves. " more ›

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