Scientist Joy Reidenberg talks about what it’s like to dissect deep-sea beasts. Comments (6)

Books: Join a conversation where the knives are as sharp as the wits at the Brooklyn Kitchen Book Club hosted by Brooklyn-based journalist Cara Cannella. Comment

From the Mclaren pushers in Park Slope to the little league dads in Dyker Heights, to the hipsters papas in Williamsburg — all dad’s deserve something manly this father’s day. Comment

Bar Scrawl: This week, Bill Roundy checks out the Fifth Avenue watering hole. Comments (1)

Foodie-in-Chief: Cobble Hill uses its noodle, Park Slope readies for pork, and Williamsburg’s on a roll (sushi and otherwise) in this weeks roundup of Brooklyn-centric, food-tastic gossip! Comment

Fort Greene: Everyone’s favorite pop-nerds are bringing their show to Brooklyn. Comment

Cobble Hill: Depression is often treated with pharmaceutical drugs, but author Katherine Sharpe says it doesn’t always have to be. Comments (2)

Event: It took years of blood, sweat, and amateur singing, but Union Hall is finally letting their karaoke crew throw a concert venue’s most dreaded and drenched event — the wet party. Comment

Foodie-in-Chief: Turns out there are some tasty reasons to air your amateur opinions on Yelp — namely an exclusive food festival. Comments (1)

Theater: For freshly arrived Brooklynites, Red Hook’s IKEA doesn’t just sell cheap furniture — it’s a showcase of hopes and dreams. Comment

Event: Enter the mind of Hannibal Buress, where people kick pigeons, rap videos get sequels, and nobody asks him if Hannibal is his real name. Comment