BY PATRICE INGRASSIA | Barbara Joan Love, a seminal figure of the women’s, lesbian and gay rights movements, died after complications from long-term leukemia and…
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BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Friends came together at the Triad Theater on the Upper West Side last month to celebrate — and perform for…
BY JUDITH MAHONEY PASTERNAK | Longtime West Villager Evan Morley, a former executive editor whose home was a cauldron of radical feminist thought during the…
BY CLAUDE SOLNIK | Back in the 1970s, Crystal Field cast an adolescent Tim Robbins as gang member in a street theater play in which…
BY STEPHEN DiLAURO | ‘If I didn’t consume what I do, these paintings wouldn’t exist,” says artist Brian Gormley. I’m in Ireland again and visiting…
BY RACHEL de ARAGON | The passing of George Bartenieff, the co-founder of the iconic Theater for the New City, could not go by unmarked…
BY BEN TOGUT | Performer Michael T has been a David Bowie fan for as long as he can remember. “What I found most inspiring…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | It’s not easy to unseat an incumbent, but Vittoria Fariello is hoping she can pull off the feat in her Democratic…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Carlos “Chino” Garcia, the legendary “godfather” of Lower East Side activism, remains in rehab in Upper Manhattan. Long plagued by…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Colin Huggins is known and beloved as “That Crazy Piano Guy” of Washington Square Park. For most of the past 15…