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Knock the right way. Don't be too funny. Help voters visualize election day. Here's what we learned about getting out the vote -- and how we're putting it to work. (article)
Blondie's Chris Stein on the legendary club CBGBs; tech money and art; Ira Glass and Sarah Koenig of “This American Life;" Walter Isaacson; and subway performers, know your rights! (episode)
Steve Jobs wasn't alone in developing our digital revolution. His biographer Walter Isaacson talks about the group of pioneers who collaborated in making our modern digital world.
Art critic and author Deborah Solomon, with artist Eric Fischl, look back on 2006 and how big money has affected NYC's art market and artists.
The podcast, hosted by Sarah Koenig, is a murder mystery that’s still being reported. And they thought, maybe other witnesses will come forth as the episodes come out. It's working.
In the year 2006, CBGBs closed and was replaced by luxury restaurants and hotels. Chris Stein, guitarist, songwriter, and author, talks about changes the neighborhood has seen.
A viral video of a guitarist on a subway platform being arrested by a police officer is making rounds on social media: was the officer wrong in arresting him?