Cynthia Hopkins (pictured) garnered widespread acclaim for her amnesia operetta "Accidental Nostalgia," which had not one - but two - runs at St. Ann’s Warehouse. Now, Hopkins will give her Brooklyn fans a one-night-only sneak peek at the songs from her "Accidental" prequel, "Must Don’t Whip ’Um," on Dec. 7. Comment.

Fort Greene has French bistros, Italian trattorias and Mexican watering holes, but Nuevo Latino? Comment.

Cult-inspiring, award-winning documentarian Ken Burns will be at the Brooklyn Public Library Tuesday to screen and discuss his first film, 1981’s Oscar-nominated "Brooklyn Bridge." The film chronicles, in Burns’s much-imitated style, the conception and construction of the bridge that serves as one of New York City’s greatest industrial age icons. Comment.

Cozbi Cabrera’s Carroll Gardens boutique is filled with her hand-stitched cloth dolls, exquisite women’s clothing and coo-worthy kids togs - and the story behind the store is quite a yarn. Comment.

In "Eyes Have It" [GO Brooklyn, Nov. 26] the photo was misidentified. It is a still from the film "Cyclo." We regret the error. Comment.

Will you be ready when the Apocalypse comes? Comment.

The woman on my right is performing Meg Ryan’s orgasm scene from "When Harry Met Sally." Comments (1).

Stop — in the name of zoning! Comment.

Opponents of plans for the Brooklyn Bridge Park waterfront development fattened their warchest this week. Comment.

Atlantic Yards: Red Hook’s gritty industrial waterfront will become a maritime-themed tourist attraction, under a new plan for the neighborhood’s piers unveiled by city officials this week. Comment.

Fairway is looking for a few good managers. Comments (2).

Brooklyn Angle: The actor was chauffeured to every performance in his own town car with his own driver. The actor spit all over his co-stars with complete impunity. The actor got some of the best reviews in the entire cast. Comment.