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Au revoir, dairy! Slope French bistro goes kosher

Park Slope

Au revoir, dairy! Slope French bistro goes kosher

By Natalie Musumeci

Shooting stars: Photog trains lens on things that occurred millions of years ago

Shooting stars: Photog trains lens on things that occurred millions of years ago

By Colin Mixson

New Franklin Avenue business model: Target cool kids, not actual kids

New Franklin Avenue business model: Target cool kids, not actual kids

By Eli Rosenberg

Taxidermist stuffs rodents, poses them to look like people

Taxidermist stuffs rodents, poses them to look like people

By Danielle Furfaro

Competitive erotic fan fiction

Park Slope

Competitive erotic fan fiction

By Colin Mixson

Gallery recreates tiny living spaces

Bushwick

Gallery recreates tiny living spaces

By Samantha Lim

How Leonard Cohen’s ‘Hallelujah’ stopped being about sex

Brooklyn Heights

How Leonard Cohen’s ‘Hallelujah’ stopped being about sex

By Jaime Lutz

Trust our drinking cartoonist: Order the Van Helsing

Carroll Gardens

Trust our drinking cartoonist: Order the Van Helsing

By Bill Roundy

Wake up, sheeple! Bar hosts shepherd’s pie-making contest

Wake up, sheeple! Bar hosts shepherd’s pie-making contest

By Natalie Musumeci

Los Angeles comics return to their homeland

Los Angeles comics return to their homeland

By Jaime Lutz

Fine dining and yoga together? It’s no stretch

Carroll Gardens

Fine dining and yoga together? It’s no stretch

By Natalie Musumeci

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

Bushwick

Music to time travel to

By Danielle Furfaro

Lit flicks: Comic readings of movie novelizations

Park Slope

Lit flicks: Comic readings of movie novelizations

By Jaime Lutz

Original gentrifiers: Eat and drink like our Dutch forefathers at city’s oldest house

Arts & Entertainment

Original gentrifiers: Eat and drink like our Dutch forefathers at city’s oldest house

By Eli Rosenberg

Brooklyn Buddha

Gowanus

Brooklyn Buddha

By Jaime Lutz

Same clean results, now organic: Soap-maker helps you craft an all-natural bar

Greenwood Heights

Same clean results, now organic: Soap-maker helps you craft an all-natural bar

By Natalie Musumeci

Science and art museum proposed for North Brooklyn waterfront

Arts & Entertainment

Science and art museum proposed for North Brooklyn waterfront

By Danielle Furfaro

American hotel

DUMBO

American hotel

By Will Bredderman

Enter the matrix: Hackers get together for marathon session in Bushwick

Bushwick

Enter the matrix: Hackers get together for marathon session in Bushwick

By Danielle Furfaro

Watch your mouth: Language expert exposes history of sexual words

Arts & Entertainment

Watch your mouth: Language expert exposes history of sexual words

By Hannah Palmer Egan

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