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Still Alice: Blake Butler’s Knotty Novel Is Back, Retitled
The Village Voice reviews "Void Corporation," the not-so-new, re-titled novel by Blake Butler, author of the harrowing memoir "Molly." ...
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Peter Holsapple of the dB’s is Moved by ‘Shazam’
In the Villlage Voice Peter Holsapple of the New York power-pop vets the dB's writes about a classic album by the Move, "Shazam." ...
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Review: The Eyes of ‘Tammy Faye’ Sparkle and Cry Through Her Rise and Fall
Michael Musto's Village Voice review of Broadway's "Tammy Faye" reports that Katie Brayben brings a human touch to the shamed televangelist.
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Pioneering Net Artist Auriea Harvey Uses Websites and Games to Poke the Internet
The Village Voice reviews a survey of internet art by Auriea Harvey in Astoria, Queens, "My Veins Are the Wires, My Body Is Your Keyboard." ...
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Joy Buzzer Finds the Beat
In the latest Village Voice Best Gig I Ever Saw post, Jed Becker, of NYC power-pop group Joy Buzzer, remembers seeing the ...
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Review: ‘All We Imagine as Light’ Casts Fleeting Shadows
The Village Voice notes that Payal Kapadia’s film "All We Imagine as Light" focuses on delicately nuanced emotions and relationships.
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Moon Zappa Lays Out the Good, the Bad, and the Scatalogical in a New Memoir
The Village Voice review Moon Zappa's new memoir, which, not surprisingly, revolves around her famous — and difficult — father.
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Review: ‘Emilia Pérez’ Is A Musical Like No Other
The Village Voice review of director/writer Jacques Audiard's "Emilia Peréz" finds a fascinating tale conveyed through unconventional means.
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Review: ‘Elevation’ Keeps an Old-School Genre on Solid Ground
The Village Voice review of "Elevation" finds that director George Nolfi knows how to keep an old sci-fi genre fresh.