Just when I thought the Barbershop was going the way of the Dodo, one opens up in Bushwick

By Jen Hitchings

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The Rolo’s people take over the Acre. Of course, the chips and guac are $16.

“It’s not about a ceasefire or not about not a ceasefire”

“Really big deal,” says local pol

State Senator Julia Salazar opens up about her youth, inspirations, early battles with public perception and more.

Here’s our September installment of “Bushwick Bohemia Beat Poetry.”

The bill could help better protect local immigrants in their interactions with federal immigration agents.

Wick Talk: An Opinion Piece on Race and Identity by Yedoye Travis

We took a trip into Bushwick’s missed connections on Craigslist for a last-ditch effort to find love before V Day.

We’ve compiled a list of adult advent calendars that will make the countdown to the holidays really fun whether you’ve been naughty or nice.

A local filmmaker who found herself continually confronting narrow casting parameters in mainstream entertainment industry productions is asking her community for support in launching a web series that tackles subjects that, more often than not, don’t make it into silver screen and small screen narratives

It’s #Movember time.

This morning’s rush hour in East Williamsburg turned out to be fatal for one brave man who, with a colleague, attempted to stop three men from stealing a car

Spring is here and there’s way too much to do in Bushwick to stay home tending the garden

Cheryl (The Dance Party That Will Ruin Your Life) is too intense an event for me to attend every month, though I’ve been to probably two a year since their 2008 debut at erstwhile classy dive Royale in Park Slope. Cheryl is a handful of semi-anonymous dance cats who, above all else, prize glitter, shoulder pads, fake blood, […]

If you were looking for a theme, you won’t find one here. This weekend’s art openings are all over the place, and the artists come from all over too. Microscope’s Allison Somers is in town from Paris, Fine & Raw showcases Berlin-based artist Jerry Kowalsky and Outlet brings us Cristin Richard in from Detroit. Some artists take on loss, desire, accident, intent, others […]

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By Katarina Hybenova, Maria Gotay & Lauren Piper

How does one move forward in life when there is tragedy? Our neighborhood has been struck with

Confrontational and jarring, the artists at once built up notions of the beauty of the body and tore them down on Friday during the third weekend in Grace Exhibition Space’s month-long “Climate Change” series, featuring performance artists from all over the world as part of the Brooklyn International Performance Art Festival

If you’ve ever dreamed about being one of the sun-bleached and tanned cadre of New York City surfers, there is no better time to get started

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