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Bel-Feast Brings a Taste of Russia to Washington D.C.

If you live in Washington D.C., you don’t have to travel to Europe to get a taste of authentic Russian cuisine. The Bel-Feast food truck will bring the spirit of Russia to you.
Ashley Zamora Talks ‘Lopez,’ Family Values and Staying Focused

It takes a lot of courage to leave college to pursue your dreams, let alone move across the country by yourself to do so. Ashley Zamora has done both, and despite her rookie status, she is making herself known on George Lopez’s new sitcom, “Lopez…”
Actress Kea Ho Talks Indulgence, Hawaii and Following Your Heart

Summer is heating up, and sometimes it’s more enticing than ever to jump off the deep end and make a big splash — literally or metaphorically speaking. Just be careful, you never know when the man with the Cheshire cat grin will show up and change your life forever — or in this case, a sexy receptionist who happens to know said mystery man (Pierce Brosnan).
Finding Peace: James Solomon’s ‘The Witness’ Unearths What Really Happened to Kitty Genovese

On March 13, 1964, 28-year-old Kitty Genovese was walking to her Kew Gardens apartment after finishing a late shift at the bar she managed. As she neared her building, Winston Moseley stalked and stabbed her to death. Days later, The New York Times reported that 38 eyewitnesses watched the tragedy unfold from their windows and did nothing to help her. Following The Times’ article…
‘You Me Her’ Star Priscilla Faia Talks Love In The Modern Age

It’s not every day you can turn on the television and watch a love story involving a polyamorous relationship. Love triangles, sure, but an interconnected, committed, and loving relationship between three fully formed individuals? Not so much. But then again, it’s not every day that you find a show with as much heart, charm and soul as DirecTV’s original series “You Me Her.”
‘The Vampire Diaries’ Leslie-Anne Huff Talks Resemblance to Nina Dobrev, Hunting Vampires and White-Washing Controversy

With the loss of series veteran Nina Dobrev (Elena Gilbert), “The Vampire Diaries” returned bigger (and bloodier) than ever — this time with a new face shaking things up in Mystic Falls. Enter Rayna Cruz, the terrifying-turned-endearing 100-plus-year-old vampire huntress that’s slashing vampires left and right on The CW supernatural series’ smash seventh season.

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Rehearsing for the Summit

July 22nd, 2011 12:46 am by Aehee Kang Asano — No Comment Yet

An inside look into the auditions and dress rehearsal of ChEcKiT! Dance Company in preparation for their festival on Saturday, July 23 at 5 p.m. The festival takes place at Summit Rock in Central Park, NY.

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Movies & TV

‘Harry Potter’ Finale Proves Staying Power Will Never Die

July 21st, 2011 11:45 pm by Andy Bockelman — No Comment Yet

Ever since a spindly 11-year-old first picked up a piece of holly wood containing a phoenix feather more than a decade ago, the world has been entranced by his adventures in print and on...
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Art & Design

The Colorful World of Lyonel Feininger

July 21st, 2011 10:30 pm by Diana He — No Comment Yet

On a Wednesday afternoon, the elevator doors open and I step onto the third floor of the Whitney Museum of American Art. Museums on weekdays are a real treat. There is no need to...
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Art & Design

Crossing Boundaries: A Conversation with Artist Slawomir Elsner

July 19th, 2011 11:30 pm by Anna M. Antoniak — No Comment Yet

Slawomir Elsner’s painting exhibit, Collecting Images, will be on display at the Marc Jancou Contemporary gallery (524 West 24 Street NYC) through July 29. A stirring exhibit about tradition, new trends, and...
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Multimedia & Events, Photos & Photo Essays

A Look into the Robot Film Festival

July 19th, 2011 8:22 pm by Daniel Pagel — 1 Comment

An inside look into the the NYC Robot Film Festival that took place on July 16 and 17, 2011.

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Travel & Food

Gelato Made with Equal Parts Gumption and Luck

July 19th, 2011 8:19 pm by Brittany Moseley — No Comment Yet

Bacon ice-cream — the mere mention of this salty sweet concoction is enough to send even the bravest ice-cream lover running to the nearest Ben and Jerry’s for a pint of Cherry Garcia. People love bacon...
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Multimedia & Events, Photos & Photo Essays

The People Watch Project: A Photo Essay

July 19th, 2011 8:18 pm by Aehee Kang Asano — No Comment Yet

An inside look into the The People Watch Project, which took place on three consecutive days, from June 21 to June 23, in three different locations across the city.

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Music

Little Band of Sailors: Discussion with Rachel Mason on Her Newest Project

July 19th, 2011 8:17 pm by Melissa Alexander — No Comment Yet

One of a kind musician, actress, and accomplished sculptor, Rachel Mason, has dabbled in several art forms. But now, her most recent project evokes much interest: a musical project...
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Music

Weird Al’s ‘Alpocalypse’ is Funny, But Lacks Powerful Punch Line

July 19th, 2011 8:17 pm by Andy Bockelman — No Comment Yet

The denizens of the music world tend to do things in their lives that may not make much sense to us commoners. Their lifestyle can be seen as odd, unusual, peculiar, or even weird, if you will. As a liaison between...
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Travel & Food

Cherry Jubilee: A Dessert of the Sublime

July 19th, 2011 8:16 pm by Melissa Alexander — No Comment Yet

Fresh cherries blended with sugar, silky, smooth butter, and a splash of brandy — all combined into one sizzling pan. Is your heart beating uncontrollably yet?
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