Photofest
Cinema: Marilyn Monroe is finally getting the big-screen bash she deserves.
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Photofest
Cinema: The Brooklyn Academy of Music Marily Monroe retrospective features 14 films that explore the varied career of the ultimate blonde bombshell. Here’s a look at Norma Jean’s “sexy six” — and what makes them so scintillating.
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By Meredith Deliso
Music: There’s a lot of puns in that headline, but suffice it to say, country star Justin Townes Earle will headline Celebrate Brooklyn on Thursday.
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Art: A three-month ode to Hinduism’s blue-skinned savior.
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By Meredith Deliso
Dining: Think of it as an open studios tour of local food manufacturers. Yes, there will be samples.
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Art: It’s quite a coup for Bed-Stuy’s Brooklynite Gallery.
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Theater: And, guess what, it’s not an Anthony Weiner comedy!
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By Haru Coryne
Books: Akashic Books has just published the most honest children’s book of all time (so honest, that we can’t even print its title!).
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By Sarah Zorn
Shopping: No more trekking to the Lower East Side — or Fairway! — for whitefish.
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By Sarah Zorn
Foodie-in-Chief: Everything from a old name for a new bar to Alan Harding’s balls (rice balls, silly).
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Music: Dancing, music videos, costumes — you can’t beat it.
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Photo by Jason Simon
Theater: “The Spoon River Project” at the old boneyard is a must-see.
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Photo by Stefano Giovannini
Dining: Drink for two days and save $40 doing it.
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