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Metal head: Ironing aficionado’s top ironing tunes

Metal head: Ironing aficionado’s top ironing tunes

By Ruth Brown

Press, play: Songs to iron to

Press, play: Songs to iron to

By Ruth Brown

Modem times: Play spoofs hacker films of the ’90s

Modem times: Play spoofs hacker films of the ’90s

By Julianne Cuba

Spy guy: Dumbo exhibit shows range of Mad magazine cartoonist

DUMBO

Spy guy: Dumbo exhibit shows range of Mad magazine cartoonist

By Dennis Lynch

Talkin’ smack: Sunset Park handball courts ‘unplayable,’ athletes say

Talkin’ smack: Sunset Park handball courts ‘unplayable,’ athletes say

By Dennis Lynch

Suits their fancy: Bindle and Keep tailors discuss their work

Suits their fancy: Bindle and Keep tailors discuss their work

By Winnie McCroy

His strong suit: ‘Girls’ staffer makes doc about gender-variant clothes

His strong suit: ‘Girls’ staffer makes doc about gender-variant clothes

By Winnie McCroy

A comprehensive guide to this summer’s outdoor films

Arts & Entertainment

A comprehensive guide to this summer’s outdoor films

By the Cinematic Scouting Bureau

Ka-ching blade! Fund-raiser features a sword to kilt for

Gowanus

Ka-ching blade! Fund-raiser features a sword to kilt for

By Tatiana Hernandez

EXCLUSIVE: City shuts controversial Williamsburg club Brooklyn Mirage

Controversial club Brooklyn Mirage reopens after city closure

By Lauren Gill

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

By Brooklyn Paper

Ridge rocks on!: Third Avenue party celebrate’s famous Brooklyn guitar maker

Bay Ridge

Ridge rocks on!: Third Avenue party celebrate’s famous Brooklyn guitar maker

By Dennis Lynch

This is a cartoon os a man looking like he is going to a party.

Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge Nights wants you!

By Dennis Lynch

Championship belters: Beep’s karaoke contest reaches its finale

Downtown

Championship belters: Beep’s karaoke contest reaches its finale

By Lauren Gill

Norwegian Wood: Ridgite’s Scandinavian roots help him build custom guitars

Bay Ridge

Norwegian Wood: Ridgite’s Scandinavian roots help him build custom guitars

By Max Jaeger

Your guide to Brooklyn’s essential outdoor summer concerts

Your guide to Brooklyn’s essential summer concerts

By Lauren Gill

Little kids, big art! Ridge school makes mural

Bay Ridge

Little kids, big art! Ridge school makes mural

By Tatiana Hernandez

Redemption dance: Festival uses Bob Marley’s music to highlight homophobia

DUMBO

Redemption dance: Festival uses Bob Marley’s music to highlight homophobia

By Alexandra Simon

Your guide to Brooklyn’s essential outdoor summer concerts

Your guide to Brooklyn’s essential outdoor summer concerts

By Lauren Gill

Fala-full speed ahead! Kings Bay Y hosts fritter-eating contest

Fala-full speed ahead! Kings Bay Y hosts fritter-eating contest

By Julianne Cuba

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