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Antidepressants are over-prescribed, says Brooklyn author

Antidepressants are over-prescribed, says Brooklyn author

By Eli Rosenberg

Radiolab goes from audio to visual with show at BAM

Radiolab goes from audio to visual with show at BAM

By Eli Rosenberg

Log in and dine out at this web-influenced food festival

Log in and dine out at this web-influenced food festival

By Sarah Zorn

You’ll be singin’ in the rain at this crazy karaoke party

Park Slope

You’ll be singin’ in the rain at this crazy karaoke party

By Colin Mixson

Get hooked up! ‘Community supported fishery’ connects fishermen to foodies

Park Slope

Get hooked up! ‘Community supported fishery’ connects fishermen to foodies

By Natalie O’Neill

Trapped in IKEA: Furniture store sells young Brooklynites hopes and dreams in new play

Park Slope

Trapped in IKEA: Furniture store sells young Brooklynites hopes and dreams in new play

By Sol Park

Stand-up guy! Hannibal Buress brings his comedic storytelling to Red Hook

Red Hook

Stand-up guy! Hannibal Buress brings his comedic storytelling to Red Hook

By Alfred Ng

Borscht brunch: Loosen your belt for Russian food in Bushwick

Bushwick

Borscht brunch: Loosen your belt for Russian food in Bushwick

By Aaron Short

New Italian market opens in Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge

New Italian market opens in Bay Ridge

By Sarah Zorn

Enter Kool Keith’s weird world

Enter Kool Keith’s weird world

By Will Bredderman

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

The ‘Sword’ is mightier! GZA performs legendary album live

By Will Bredderman

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

Downtown

Stayin’ alive! Roller disco comes to DeKalb Market

By Daniel Bush

See a burlesque variety show and get a boozy manicure — at the same time!

Park Slope

See a burlesque variety show and get a boozy manicure — at the same time!

By Natalie O’Neill

Our bartoonist visits a Brooklyn classic

Bushwick

Our bartoonist visits a Brooklyn classic

By Bill Roundy

Monte’s — Brooklyn’s oldest Italian eatery — celebrates 1st birthday

Gowanus

Monte’s — Brooklyn’s oldest Italian eatery — celebrates 1st birthday

By Derrick Lytle

A painting without paint

Arts & Entertainment

A painting without paint

By Eli Rosenberg

It’s food gossip time!

It’s food gossip time!

by Sarah Zorn

The bass man cometh

The bass man cometh

By Eli Rosenberg

Slap bash! Funk bass pioneer Larry Graham plays lunchtime concert

Downtown

Slap bash! Funk bass pioneer Larry Graham plays lunchtime concert

By Eli Rosenberg

Modern Heights chef takes on traditional Italian fare

Brooklyn Heights

Modern Heights chef takes on traditional Italian fare

by Sarah Zorn

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