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General: Village Voice (New York) 11/11/2025 08:50:27 PM In 1973, We Asked, ‘What Is a Man’s Life Worth If He Isn’t an Enemy of the White House?’ Into the — Very Ample — Belly of the Beast for ‘No Kings’ Day Trump 2025 Is an Escalated Replay of Richard Nixon’s 1970s ‘Royal Madness’ Hold Your [Bobble] Head High as NYC Starts Fresh with Zohran Mamdani  In 1973, We Asked, ‘What Is a Man’s Life Worth If He Isn’t an Enemy of the White House?’ Celebrating 70 Years of the Village Voice Hold Your [Bobble] Head High as NYC Starts Fresh with Zohran Mamdani  Art News: Can Bob Ross Save Public TV? Bruce McCall’s ‘Retrofuturism’ Led to Works That Were Both Playful and Sharply Satirical In 1973, We Asked, ‘What Is a Man’s Life Worth If He Isn’t an Enemy of the White House?’ Hold Your [Bobble] Head High as NYC Starts Fresh with Zohran Mamdani  Art News: Can Bob Ross Save Public TV? Del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ Creates Life with Aching Emotion Bruce McCall’s ‘Retrofuturism’ Led to Works That Were Both Playful and Sharply Satirical In 1973, Mayor Lindsay Left Behind Little But Disappointment Into the — Very Ample — Belly of the Beast for ‘No Kings’ Day At Grand Central, ‘Dear New York’ Gets in Your Face with Portraits of Strangers A Painter of Modern Life: Ben Shahn’s Rough-Hewn Canvases Pulled No Punches Christian Viveros-Fauné Who Needs Halloween When You’ve Got Feiffer and the Bomb? In 1972, Disgust with an Orwellian President was Growing Celebrating 70 Years of the Village Voice In 1963 Cassius Clay Brought Punchy Rhymes to the Village It Was Quite a Scene in 1972 when Star Trek Freaks “came to trade” Howard Smith & Sally Helgesen Trump 2025 Is an Escalated Replay of Richard Nixon’s 1970s ‘Royal Madness’ Hackers Before There Were ‘Hackers’: Phone Phreaks in Midtown Dirty Words on the Boob Tube: Cable TV in 1971 Presaged Our Current Age of Babble-On Robert Rauschenberg’s Graphic Alchemy As Robert Rauschenberg Hits the Century Mark, We Look Back on the Voice’s 2008 Obit of an American Original Robert Rauschenberg Centenary: Throwdown at the 1973 Scull Auction DEVO Plots the Next 50 Years of De-Evolution Andrew Cuomo and the Incredible Shrinking Congressional Delegation Unspeakable Acts: The Alleged Horrors Behind NYC’s Once Ubiquitous Blarney Stone Empire Pop Culture and Its Discontents at the 2025 NY Comic Con At 90 Years Old, Rosalyn Drexler Begins Again ‘Blacklisted: An American Story’ Reveals Past As Prologue Hit the Streets – Before Civil Protests Get Outlawed Back to the Future: Frederick Douglass’s 4th of July Barn Burner Meet Up in Manhattan on Saturday to Protest the POTUS Who Would Be King New York’s 1970 ‘Hard Hat Riot’ Was a Precursor of Today’s MAGA Demagoguery Russia’s Destruction of Ukraine’s Environment has National and International – and Personal – Consequences Memories of ‘Phantom Utopias’ Are Paving the Way for Fascism Around the Globe  MAGA Representing! Send Painter Jon McNaughton to the Venice Biennale! NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES The Romans Tried to Save the Republic From Men Like Trump. They Failed. Before the ‘Goldwater Rule’ and Trump: Diagnosing Hitler in 1943 FALL PRINT EDITION 2021 9/11: The Horror Then, The Danger Now FALL PRINT EDITION 2021 9/11: Witness to the Fall – Reporting on the Coming Dangers FALL PRINT EDITION 2021 We Are Not Your Terrorists FALL PRINT EDITION 2021 9/11: The Fall of ‘America’s Mayor’ FALL PRINT EDITION 2021 9/11: A Childhood Fractured By History FALL PRINT EDITION 2021 9/11: Trials And Triumphs Of The ‘Tribute In Light’ Christian Viveros-Fauné Review: ‘Nouvelle Vague’ is An Ode to ‘Breathless’ That’ll Leave You Breathless Remembering Robert Redford: His Take on Celebrity and Corruption Ronan Day-Lewis on Directing His Father Daniel Day-Lewis Through the Storm of ‘Anemone’ Review: ‘Meeting with Pol Pot’ Veils Genocidal Carnage Behind Political Obfuscation Rewatching ‘Jaws’ in Trump’s America, 50 Years After It Terrified and Delighted Us The 60 Best Songs Ever Written About New York City John C. Reilly’s Mister Romantic is a Missionary of Love He’ll Take Manhattan: Jesse Malin’s Ambitious New Show “I F*%^ing Hate This Generation”: Memorable Comments on Our 50 Most NYC Albums Story You Should Know Who Tom Wilson Was – Sun Ra, Bob Dylan, and Lou Reed Certainly Did ‘Searching for Superpublics’ Focuses on Public Space Projects that Emphasize Public Involvement Organize or Die: How Images of the Labor Movement and Diverse Communities Help Define Our Moment 50 Years Gone of Vaughn Bode’s Sex, Violence, Graffiti, and Luminous Grace Beatriz Milhazes’s Labors of Love at the Guggenheim Jack Whitten Nailed Multiple Zeitgeists Hit the Streets – Before Civil Protests Get Outlawed Gay History – and Current Threats to LGBTQ+ Rights – As Seen From the Piano Bench Fighting Fires: A Win in Wisconsin and Cory Booker’s Stem-Winder Encourage Democracy Marchers Dispatches From the Trial of Daniel Penny On Location in NYC, 1974: ‘Being 21, you don’t give a !%&* about life.’ Talking About the Village Voice, the Paper That Couldn’t Be Bought In ‘999 Flavors of Gelato,’ the Devil Goes on Vaca and You Know What Breaks Loose  Portnoy’s Undercard: Lucas Schaefer’s ‘The Slip’ Who’s Afraid of Dave Hickey? Rereading ‘The Invisible Dragon,’ Three Decades Later  Christian Viveros-Fauné The Disappeared: MAGA’s Performative Cruelty Is a Warning to Us All Rod Serling Predicted Our Ugly Moment Through Unsparing Tales of His Own Times Heat Death – Or, That Time You Were Meant to Discuss ‘1984’ on Its Glorious Anniversary but Had Some Kind of Psychotic Break Instead Dr. Strangelove’s America: Donald Trump and the Age of Insurrection Norman Rockwell’s Conflicted America Steven Brill’s new book, ‘The Death of Truth,’ Warns That Internet Goliaths Are Anything But ‘Good Samaritans’ In ‘Just in Time,’ Jonathan Groff Shines as Bobby Darin  Review: ‘Good Night, and Good Luck’ Revels in Courageous Resistance to Demagogues – 70 Years Ago Review: ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’ Is Not a Pretty Picture – Just Great Theater Review: Once Again, the Diva of the Moment Gets to Revel in ‘Gypsy’  ‘The Great Gatsby’ at – almost – 100: Staging a Troubled Legacy As the Ukraine War Enters Year Four, the Kyiv Zoo Has Found Ways to Shelter Animals – and People – During Wartime Kurt Vonnegut Revisits Earth for Earth Day A Revolution Is Taking Place, One Can at a Time Snow Job: Climate Change is Making Skiing an Uphill Climb War and Water: Russia is Destroying Ukraine’s Water Supply Newshound Extraordinaire Tom Robbins Was One of the Tallest of Stand-up Guys When Karen Durbin Got Up Close and Personal With the Rolling Stones Jules Feiffer in Context CULTURAL COMMERCE ARCHIVES Soundtrack to the Watergate Break-In: Ziggy, the Stones, Tina & Ike, Cheech & Chong, ZZ, ‘Brandy,’ the Fillmore, and More Our Nixon: Whose Life Was It Anyway? NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES Anarchy in the U.S.A. – The GOP Plays a Dangerous Game With Its Far-Right Fringe When the Village Voice Endorsed Jimmy Carter NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES Sanctifying the Evangelical Vote Last Refuge of a Rock Critic: A Bicentennial Search for Patriotism First Draft of History: Covering Civil Rights in the Sixties Ishmael Reed on Muhammad Ali in 1978 – “The Stars were for Ali, But the Busboys were for Spinks” The Abortionist on the Circuit of Fear Queer Writers Won’t Be Disappeared Messages From the Torture Trans Department  The Three Faces of Grieve More Than Two Years of War Have Improved Attitudes Among Ukrainians Toward Their LGBTQ+ Comrades-in-Arms  Agenda PAC Looks to Send Anti-Queer Elected Officials Packing in November Party Like It’s a ’60s Happening: ‘Everything Is Now’ Sixty Years Ago, John Coltrane Sent ‘A Love Supreme’ Out Into the World – And Beyond The Way We Live Now: New York Artists at the Edge of Survival The Seven Marriages of Dinah Washington  The Truth Is Out There: Rereading the Warren Commission Report and Re-Viewing Zapruder The Way We Were – A Child’s Garden of Watergate Saxophonist Darryl Yokley Channels ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ Through the Lens of Contemporary Jazz Artist/Musician Terry Allen’s Life Story, Adapted for the Page Milton Glaser Helped Define the Look of the 20th Century The Atomic Museum in Las Vegas Solves the Mystery Behind Miss Atomic Bomb The New Season of ‘Lucky Chow’ with Danielle Chang Takes a Deep Dive into Taiwan Healing: Jay Shetty Mixes Purpose With Ancient Wisdom After Two Years of War, A Weary Ukraine Remains Defiant We Are Ukrainians: Learning From the 2023 Kyiv Biennial Christian Viveros-Fauné Robert Lighthouse Brings the Blues to a Ravaged Ukraine The GOP Was For Putin Before They Were Against Him A Man, a Band, a War: Eugene Hütz Speaks His Mind Can a Union Revival Save America’s Soul? Vice 11/11/2025 08:50:39 PM Introducing the Fall 2025 Issue of VICE Magazine, a Deftones Special 7 Mental Coping Strategies for the End of the World VICE Mail: A Space for Constructive Dialog The Last Strip Club in Miami Beach No Rules, No Winners: Inside El Salvador’s Absurd Fireball Festival Inside the Trap Houses of Albuquerque’s ‘War Zone’ Watch a Documentary About a Family-Run Strip Club, Raw and Uncut on VICE: Members Only WWE Raw Results (11/10/25): John Cena Is a Grand Slam Champion 7 Tips To Stop Doomscrolling TikTok Before It Eats What’s Left of Your Brain Was This Joan Jett-Produced 1979 Album by The Germs the Very First Hardcore Punk LP? Man Digging Backyard Pool Finds $800,000 in Gold Rapper Drops New Song the Same Day He’s Named ‘Person of Interest’ in Death of OnlyFans Model What if the Answer To Bad Passwords Is More Websites That Won’t Let You Use Them? 5 TikTok Challenges That Left Thousands Injured and Over 100 Dead Google Says That Free VPN You Downloaded Could Be Spying on You Ex-WWE Wrestler Responds to Drama Over ‘AEW Collision’ Walk Out Charli XCX and John Cale Release Gothic, Moody Single “House” From ‘Wuthering Heights’ Soundtrack Conspiracy Theorists Are Returning to Print The Strangest Person I Know: Sol Member Exclusive: Watch ‘The Manor,’ a Film About a Family-Owned Strip Club Nurse Who Killed 10 Patients to Lighten Workload Sentenced to Life in Prison Auburn University Accidentally Sent Every Emergency Alert Imaginable All at Once These Animals Don’t Have Brains. Can They Still Think? When Are the MacBook Pro M5 Pro and Max Coming? The MacBook Air M4 Is Going for a Stupidly Good Price Right Now Mozilla Is Shutting Down Pocket on November 12—Here’s What You Need to Know Westside Gunn Alleges WWE Kicked Him out of ‘Raw’ After ‘Spending 5k for a Seat’ Stephen Andrew Galiher Ozzy Osbourne Was Planning a New Album Before His Death, According to Zakk Wylde Stephen Andrew Galiher On This Day in 1990, Vanilla Ice Went ‘to the Extreme’ With Record-Breaking, Controversial Debut Album Call of Duty Black Ops 7 Zombies DLC Map Just Leaked Nintendo Black Friday 2025 Deals Announced: See All Switch Games Discounted New Leak Claims the PS5’s About To Get a Major Price Cut—but Only in Japan 4 Tips for Navigating the Emotional Grand Water Trine Today’s Moon Phase: November 10, 2025 Daily Horoscope: November 10, 2025 It’s a Great Time to Be a Laurel & Hardy Fan The Eddie Murphy-Bill Cosby Feud and the Softball Game That Brought Them Together 3 Comedians You Didn’t Know Voiced Characters on ‘Beavis and Butt-Head’ On This Day in 1983, Billy Idol Released This Iconic Album That He Tried to Stop With Blackmailing Heist Stephen Andrew Galiher 4 Emo Albums From the Last 20 Years That Will Never Get Old Purdue’s Famous Peanut Butter Man Was Actually Covered in Sunflower Butter Gen Z Isn’t Leading the Polyamory Trend, Their Parents Are A Major Fortnite Chapter 7 Feature Just Leaked—and It’s a Game Changer Python Filmed Dragging Tour Guide Underwater Before Coiling Around His Neck Shigeru Miyamoto Reveals Why He Stopped Making Super Mario Games on Nintendo Switch 2 Tyler, the Creator Delivers Electric Perfomance of Outkast’s “Bombs Over Baghdad” at Rock & Roll Hall of Fame “Like an Audio Baptism”: Jim Carrey Recalls Watching Soundgarden Perform During 2025 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Verge 11/11/2025 08:50:39 PM Other Transportation America’s cybersecurity defenses are cracking Sir Tim Berners-Lee doesn’t think AI will destroy the web Let’s talk about Pluribus The algorithm failed music The tale of the Fire Phone, Amazon’s very strange smartphone The best early Black Friday deals we’ve found so far on laptops, TVs, and more something he wants to talk about Siri Shortcuts now works with Samsung SmartThings routines Rad Power Bikes faces possible shutdown as it tries to survive ‘significant financial challenges’ Daily Planet reporter Jimmy Olsen Jimmy Olsen ‘DC Crime’ Series in the Works at HBO Max From ‘American Vandal’ Duo, First Season Focused on Gorilla Grodd How I built a vanlife setup powerful enough for work and play an appearance from Yoshi Let’s talk about Pluribus YouTube TV, ESPN, and Disney: the latest on the blackout Ikea just took over your smart home Google says its confusing Gemini Home rollout is going just great Nintendo is getting the Switch ready for retirement Paramount Plus is getting a price hike in early 2026 Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment finishes what Tears of the Kingdom started Nintendo’s upcoming Black Friday sale includes up to $30 off Switch classics The best doorbell cameras An annual Walmart Plus membership is half off right now Google says its confusing Gemini Home rollout is going just great Apple helped kill netbooks. Will it bring them back? Apple Watches and advent calendars top our list of the best deals this week The Matic robot vacuum is smarter, quieter, and gets the job done The endearing movie that affirms creativity as a human act The next iPhone Air has reportedly been delayed Gemini for TV is coming to Google TV Streamer starting today How deep-sea mining could threaten a vital ocean food source sky-high tariffs and duties on imports a US Commerce Department review Italian Pasta Is Poised to Disappear From American Grocery Shelves Brussels knifes privacy to feed the AI boom Let’s talk about Pluribus The next iPhone Air has reportedly been delayed The algorithm failed music Season two of Version History is coming, and we want your help. Google says its confusing Gemini Home rollout is going just great Apple’s AirPods 4 just hit their lowest price yet at $85 Platform Evolution: Facebook Social Plugins to Be Discontinued February 2026 Influencers have fractured reality in Portland Netflix might make its own video podcasts Why I love my OXO kitchen scale iRobot’s revenue has tanked and it’s almost out of cash Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus reappears in renders with a new camera island Siri Shortcuts now works with Samsung SmartThings routines he would be stepping down