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By Foster Kamer 6/22/12 3:52pm

THE HIPPING POINT

Fort Tilden Declared ‘Best Kept Beach Secret’ by a New York Times Intent on Destroying Beauty of Unkept Secrets

First, they came for Rockaway Beach. Read More

By Rex Reed 9/21/11 12:08am

movies

Dolphin Tale is Something Fishy

Three things that make everybody happy: Christmas, ice cream and dolphins. A delightful new family film called Dolphin Tale is not a Christmas story; it takes place in Florida, so you wouldn’t know it even if it was. But you get everything else, and the way things are going at the movies these days, two out of three ain’t bad.

This is the kind of movie with end credits for days, postproduction edits for years, and nobody cares. What matters is how lovable the dolphin is, and on that score everyone can rest easy. Read More

By Rosanna Boscawen 7/26/11 5:08pm

Art

New York Art Gallery Squeezes Nature Into a Broom Cupboard

‘Untitled’, by Jon Feinstein

There are one million linear feet of scaffolding erected in New York City at any one time, Jordana Zeldin, the director of the nonprofit public-art group ArtBridge told The Observer in her tiny Chelsea office earlier this week. In 2009, Ms. Zeldin continued, her organization used about 400 feet of Read More

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Fort Tilden Declared ‘Best Kept Beach Secret’ by a New York Times Intent on Destroying Beauty of Unkept Secrets

Dolphin Tale is Something Fishy

New York Art Gallery Squeezes Nature Into a Broom Cupboard

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