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Land of milk and hummus: Film looks at Israel’s food culture

Land of milk and hummus: Film looks at Israel’s food culture

By Allegra Hobbs

‘Moby-Dish’: Dinner inspired by whale tale

‘Moby-Dish’: Dinner inspired by whale tale

By Colin Mixson

Now with video: License to trill! Middle-school band plays ‘Bond’ theme, glam metal

Gravesend

Now with video: License to trill! Middle-school band plays ‘Bond’ theme, glam metal

By Colin Mixson

Maze of our lives: Dancers perform inside a labyrinth

Maze of our lives: Dancers perform inside a labyrinth

By Allegra Hobbs

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

Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge Nights has got you covered

By Dennis Lynch

Vow of violence: Play about pacifist monk gets punchy

Vow of violence: Play about pacifist monk gets punchy

By Dennis Lynch

Eight ways to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Brooklyn

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

By Brooklyn Paper

Shh! New Williamsburg dine-in cinema only serves quiet food

Shh! New Williamsburg dine-in cinema only serves quiet food

By Allegra Hobbs

Date with ‘Destiny’: A night of music, drinks, and Napoleon

Greenpoint

Date with ‘Destiny’: A night of music, drinks, and Napoleon

By Bill Roundy

School dance: Art foundation opens with video show and party

School dance: Art foundation opens with video show and party

By Dennis Lynch

Sunset goes Nova: ‘New Art’ shows scene is blowing up

Sunset goes Nova: ‘New Art’ shows scene is blowing up

By Lauren Gill

Opportunity gnocchin’: Alternatives to Fiorentino’s

Gravesend

Opportunity gnocchin’: Alternatives to Fiorentino’s

By Lauren Gill

Pasta la vista! Gravesend eatery Fiorentino’s closes after 32 years

Gravesend

Pasta la vista! Gravesend eatery Fiorentino’s closes after 32 years

By Lauren Gill

UPDATED: Cops free Snowden statue after rogue artists turn themselves in

Prospect Heights

Rogues gallery! Confiscated Snowden bust headed for Brooklyn Museum

By Colin Mixson

All about that brass: Balkan music fest showcases Raya Brass Band

Park Slope

All about that brass: Balkan music fest showcases Raya Brass Band

By Lauren Gill

Cops vs. costumes: City upping ante on aggressive Boardwalk panhandlers

Cops vs. costumes: City upping ante on aggressive Boardwalk panhandlers

By Dennis Lynch

Doctor’s notes: New musical needles health care industry

Doctor’s notes: New musical needles health care industry

By Colin Mixson

What to read this week

Arts & Entertainment

What to read this week

By Brooklyn Paper

Baby, it’s warm outside: Five spots with heated patios

Baby, it’s warm outside: Five spots with heated patios

By Brooklyn Paper

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

Bay Ridge

Chill out with classic rock in the Ridge

By Dennis Lynch

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A view of 306 West 128th Street in Harlem, where a 51-year-old man was fatally stabbed Friday.

51-year-old man fatally stabbed on Harlem street: NYPD