BlackBook Magazine Sold to Founder Late last week BlackBook magazine finalized a new ownership deal that sold the media company from Vibe Media Holdings to By dbrundyobserver
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An All-Day Tribute (and an Anonymous Shrine) for Deceased Filmmaker Chris Marker at Light Industry By Jonah Wolf
Defender Defused! Accused Plastic Bag Bomber Takeshi Miyakawa Gets Six Months Probation By dbrundyobserver
‘This is Alison, She’s Going to Make a Video for the Show’: Where We Talk With Ai Weiwei’s Documentarian About How Stephen Colbert Is This Country’s Dissident-in-Residence By dbrundyobserver
Five Courses of Rat at an Art World ‘Post-Apocalyptic Hunter-Gatherer Feast’ on the Lower East Side By Laura L. Griffin
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Dustin Yellin’s Hipster-Laden Anti-Tea Party Fundraiser Light on Politics, Heavy on Artisanal Ice Cream
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Clinton Hill Townhouse Where Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe First Lived Hits Market For $1 M. By Kim Velsey