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Batman returns: Forgotten film about Brooklyn’s ‘Super Cops’ to screen in P’Slope

Batman returns: Forgotten film about Brooklyn’s ‘Super Cops’ to screen in P’Slope

By Ruth Brown

Batman returns: Forgotten film about Brooklyn’s ‘Super Cops’ to screen in P’Slope

Batman returns: Forgotten film about Brooklyn’s ‘Super Cops’ to screen in P’Slope

By Ruth Brown

Bartoonist goes south of the border

Bartoonist goes south of the border

By Bill Roundy

Fearless Parent brings the music

Fearless Parent brings the music

By Matthew Perlman

Cue the laugh track: Kensington author pens book on sitcoms

Cue the laugh track: Kensington author pens book on sitcoms

By Danielle Furfaro

Borough of comedy kings: Five sitcoms set in Brooklyn

Arts & Entertainment

Borough of comedy kings: Five sitcoms set in Brooklyn

By Danielle Furfaro

Swine dining and Francophilia abound in Old Brooklyn cooking

Swine dining and Francophilia abound in Old Brooklyn cooking

By Matthew Perlman

Play-to: Hit the books before seeing ‘Hoi Polloi’s Republic’

Play-to: Hit the books before seeing “Hoi Polloi’s Republic”

By the Butcher of Flatbush Avenue Extension

Borough of comedy kings: Five sitcoms set in Brooklyn

Arts & Entertainment

Borough of comedy kings: Five sitcoms set in Brooklyn

By Danielle Furfaro

Cue the laugh track: Kensington author pens book on sitcoms

Cue the laugh track: Kensington author pens book on sitcoms

By Danielle Furfaro

Play-to: Hit the books before seeing ‘Hoi Polloi’s Republic’

Play-to: Hit the books before seeing ‘Hoi Polloi’s Republic’

By the Butcher of Flatbush Avenue Extension

Purim rocks: This celebration has costumes and hamantashen — but no kids

Purim rocks: This celebration has costumes and hamantashen — but no kids

By Robert Ham

Purim rocks: This celebration has costumes and hamantashen — but no kids

Purim rocks: This celebration has costumes and hamantashen — but no kids

By Robert Ham

Animation domination: Anime festival takes over MetroTech

Downtown

Animation domination: Anime festival takes over MetroTech

By Matthew Perlman

Canine couture: Dogs dominate the runway at ‘Fashion Week Brooklyn’

Arts & Entertainment

Canine couture: Dogs dominate the runway at ‘Fashion Week Brooklyn’

By Matthew Perlman

Animation domination: Anime festival takes over MetroTech

Downtown

Animation domination: Anime festival takes over MetroTech

By Matthew Perlman

Canine couture: Dogs dominate the runway at ‘Fashion Week Brooklyn’

Canine couture: Dogs dominate the runway at ‘Fashion Week Brooklyn’

By Matthew Perlman

Bake and shake: P’Slope baker combines cocktails and pies

Bake and shake: P’Slope baker combines cocktails and pies

By Sarah Iannone

Bake and shake: P’Slope baker combines cocktails and pies

Bake and shake: P’Slope baker combines cocktails and pies

By Sarah Iannone

‘Let them seat cake!’: Gowanus art gallery hosts so-called ‘Cake Sit,’ butt is it art?

Gowanus

‘Let them seat cake!’: Gowanus art gallery hosts so-called ‘Cake Sit,’ butt is it art?

By Megan Riesz

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