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The Hold Steady: Rocking on as the world 'simmers into a boil'

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The Hold Steady’s Criag Finn and Franz Nicolay discuss their new album, ‘Open Door Policy,’ a year of lockdown and, well, holding steady.

'Biggie: I Got A Story To Tell' reveals new truths about the iconic rapper

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8 Brooklyn creatives share their favorite Black-owned pandemic purchases

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Meet the man behind the man behind Guided by Voices

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Inside Brooklyn’s burgeoning queer-inclusive barbershop community

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The Hold Steady: Rocking on as the world 'simmers into a boil'

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By Brian Braiker &

The Hold Steady’s Criag Finn and Franz Nicolay discuss their new album, ‘Open Door Policy,’ a year of lockdown and, well, holding steady.

'Biggie: I Got A Story To Tell' reveals new truths about the iconic rapper

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The new Netflix doc about Notorious B.I.G. relies heavily on never-before-seen home video footage and has the blessing of his estate.

8 Brooklyn creatives share their favorite Black-owned pandemic purchases

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From totes to t-shirts to peacoats, these styles helped our creatives through a tough time.

Meet the man behind the man behind Guided by Voices

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By José Simián

Musician-engineer-producer Travis Harrison discusses Dumbo studio life, getting ahead of the Covid curve and more.

Check out Pop Smoke's posthumous track, 'AP'

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By Brian Braiker

The song, which features in the new movie ‘Boogie,’ dropped at midnight, a year after the face of Brooklyn drill was murdered in LA at 20.

9 Brooklyn restaurants with great patios for outdoor dining

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By Andrew Cotto

Is that … a kiss of Spring in the air? Here are nine great spots with cozy sidewalk dining options. Pull up a chair.

Inside Brooklyn’s burgeoning queer-inclusive barbershop community

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By Nick Gallagher

Pandemic slowdown aside, Brooklyn barbers have been working to provide a safe space for clients for whom hair is a crucial signifier.

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7 queer-friendly barbershops in Brooklyn to get your glow up

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Inside Nike's latest pledge to New York non-profits working with Black youth

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Looklyn: From 'soft colors' to 'extremely extreme'

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These fantastical maps explore the psychic blueprint of iconic artists

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Americana through a Brooklyn filter

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Black-owned brands take center stage at this downtown market

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Looklyn: How we dress now … and what it tells us about who we are

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9 Indie Brooklyn Bookstores to Visit Today

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Mayoral candidate Kathryn Garcia: talking trash and learning to be a 'badass on Zoom'

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The Hold Steady: Rocking on as the world 'simmers into a boil'

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By Brian Braiker &

The Hold Steady’s Criag Finn and Franz Nicolay discuss their new album, ‘Open Door Policy,’ a year of lockdown and, well, holding steady.

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'Biggie: I Got A Story To Tell' reveals new truths about the iconic rapper

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The new Netflix doc about Notorious B.I.G. relies heavily on never-before-seen home video footage and has the blessing of his estate.

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8 Brooklyn creatives share their favorite Black-owned pandemic purchases

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From totes to t-shirts to peacoats, these styles helped our creatives through a tough time.

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Meet the man behind the man behind Guided by Voices

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Musician-engineer-producer Travis Harrison discusses Dumbo studio life, getting ahead of the Covid curve and more.

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Check out Pop Smoke's posthumous track, 'AP'

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By Brian Braiker &

The song, which features in the new movie ‘Boogie,’ dropped at midnight, a year after the face of Brooklyn drill was murdered in LA at 20.

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9 Brooklyn restaurants with great patios for outdoor dining

Food & Drink

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By Brian Braiker

Is that … a kiss of Spring in the air? Here are nine great spots with cozy sidewalk dining options. Pull up a chair.

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Inside Brooklyn’s burgeoning queer-inclusive barbershop community

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By Nick Gallagher &

Pandemic slowdown aside, Brooklyn barbers have been working to provide a safe space for clients for whom hair is a crucial signifier.

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7 queer-friendly barbershops in Brooklyn to get your glow up

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A non-comprehensive guide to barbershops with gender-neutral pricing models that provide a safe space for LGBTQ+ clients.

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Inside Nike's latest pledge to New York non-profits working with Black youth

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The sports brand announced donations to two Brooklyn nonprofits Wednesday, as well as a Bed-Stuy-based banking app for kids.

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A new book offers never-before-seen photos of the LAPD in 1994

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Two years after the LA riots, Brooklyn photographer Joseph Rodriguez embedded with the LAPD which was attempting to fix its image.

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Looklyn: From 'soft colors' to 'extremely extreme'

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In this series we hold a mirror up to the borough to ask what we can learn about what we’re wearing. Today, meet Darnell Bernard.

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Rewriting the formula on Formula One race photography

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Photographer Josh Paul discusses shooting the “elegant circus” of Formula One racing for the past eight years—with a camera from 1913.

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Coney Island to re-open for the brave on April 9

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The amusement park will open at 33 percent capacity, while indoor attractions will operate at 25 percent.

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Health Dept. data: Brooklyn has lowest vaccination rates in the city

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Newly released data by zip code from all five boroughs reveal racial and economic iniquities in coronavirus vaccine distribution.

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Americana through a Brooklyn filter

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With his first solo album, Brooklyn-born producer and bandleader Ben Rice contemplates a borough he doesn’t always recognize.

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Black-owned brands take center stage at this downtown market

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The Black Creatives & Culture Market will be held this weekend at City Point on February 20 and 21.

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These fantastical maps explore the psychic blueprint of iconic artists

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Created by Brooklyn artist Brendan Lorber, these maps take the viewer places where literally no one has gone.

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A pandemic-friendly Turkish staple finds a home in Park Slope

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By Claudia Santino &

Kolonya, a traditional symbol of Turkish hospitality, refreshes as it kills germs and is at the heart of the new boutique Kolonya Carré.

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Looklyn: How we dress now … and what it tells us about who we are

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A new semi-regular series will hold a mirror up to the borough to ask what we can learn about what we’re wearing.

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9 Indie Brooklyn Bookstores to Visit Today

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From Archestratus to Unnameable, these neighborhood shops offer more than just page-turners.

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Mayoral candidate Kathryn Garcia: talking trash and learning to be a 'badass on Zoom'

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The former sanitation chief discusses her devotion to process, and growing up in pre-gentrified Park Slope.

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Bensonhurst Pop-Up vaccinates 330 Holocaust Survivors

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‘Besides a true lifeline, what mattered is that we felt that someone cares whether we live or die. That someone still needs us.’

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