Brooklyn's Best Young Filmmakers

Brooklyn's Best Young Filmmakers

Meet the local writers, directors and producers showing in this year's BAMcinemaFest.

Jun 18, 2013

Art

Fred Valentine: Humorous Haunts

Fred Valentine: Humorous Haunts

A studio visit prior to the artist’s solo exhibition at Sometimes permits glimpses of fantastical horrors and humors alike.

Theater

Theater On A Park Slope Stoop

Theater On A Park Slope Stoop

Brave New World will perform Street Scene on the street.

Film

Aural Fixation: Talking to Peter Strickland

Aural Fixation: Talking to Peter Strickland

The Berberian Sound Studio director talks Anthology Film Archives, giallo, and most of all sound.

Jun 5, 2013


Going On Today...

Danny and Sylvia: The Danny Kaye Musical

After runs in London and D.C., this backstage musical about the creative and romantic relationship between Danny Faye and Sylvia Fine comes to New York. From their first meeting at an audition through their often tumultuous relationship to Faye's film stardom, this showbiz story is retold with many favorite Faye tunes. $56.50/$31.50

St. Luke's Theatre, 308 W 46th St, Between Eigth and Ninth Avenue, Midtown East


Music

Northside at McCarren: Get To Know Your Openers

Your Guide to the 2013 Northside Festival

You're going to hear us talk an awful lot about this over the next week. Just warning you now.

Jun 5, 2013


Film

Tropfest: Short Films Move to Brooklyn

Tropfest: Short Films Move to Brooklyn

Talking to the founder of the world's biggest short-film festival, which is in Prospect Park this year.

I'm So Excited!: Almodóvar's Airplane

The Spanish director returns to his roots with this sex farce.

#Wiening: Museum Hours

Jem Cohen's gorgeous ode to Vienna, museums, and art.

A Hijacking: The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything

This Somali-hijacking movie is tauter for its stretches of eerie calm.


Food & Drink

Piece of Cake: Dynaco

Piece of Cake: Dynaco

This Bed-Stuy spot serves a frosted slice of chocolate that goes surprisingly well with whiskey.

Reasons to Wine: Falansai

The food at this Bushwick Vietnamese place was great. But the food pairings were divine.

Columns

Bogus Journeys

Art Fag City

Bogus Journeys

Traveling for work in the art world isn't as glamorous as it might sound.

Ask A Cabbie

How Do You Keep Cool in the Summer?

"Sometimes I put all the ice cubes in my freezer in a big bag and then rub that all over myself."

Sex With the Natural Redhead

Polytechnicalities

Dear Audrey, my girlfriend says she's poly, but I don't believe you can love two people at once.

Nightlife

L Magazine 10th Anniversary Party

Event management for The L Magazine and Kanine Records 10th Anniversary Party powered by Eventbrite

Reviews

Theater

The Fundamental Things Apply: The Silver Cord

Peccadillo revives this 1926 smother-love expose with effective sincerity.

Art

Life and Death During Wartime: Käthe Kollwitz

The Brooklyn Museum is showing its complete holdings of her affecting woodblock prints.

Bar

Ours Is Morning Drinking: Achilles Heel

A new old bar in Greenpoint opens at 8am.

Books

McCann’s Troubles: TransAtlantic

Colum's problematic new novel looks at Ireland's tragedies through myriad eyes.

Film

Wild At Heart: The Rambler

Calvin Lee Reeder's surreal road movie through American grotesquerie.

Restaurant

Wake Me When The Check Comes: Brooklyn Southern

The food is so rich and the beer so good at this place that they might just put you to sleep.

The Best Old Movies on a Big Screen This Week

Early Jackie Chan and perverted Cronenberg.

Jun 19, 2013

Northside Film Day 2: Picks from The L Mag Staff

Tonight, we've got a documentary about deceased pets, a love letter to New York City and more.

Jun 18, 2013

Brooklyn's Best Young Filmmakers

Meet the local writers, directors and producers showing in this year's BAMcinemaFest.

Jun 18, 2013

The Measure cont'd

Photos: Solange Asks 5,000 People to Grind Like They're at a Middle School Dance

And they obliged, thank goodness.

Jun 17, 2013

Northside Film Day 1: Picks from The L Mag Staff

Northside Film kicks off tonight across Williamsburg and Greenpoint.

Jun 17, 2013

Sex, Love, and Brooklyn: Best Friends and Boyfriends

What happens when we lose our best friends to love?

Jun 17, 2013

Stories from Around the Web

Classified Directory

CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY Park Slope, Brooklyn

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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY East Village, Manhattan

The Crooked Tree

This cozy St. Marks creperie (the best crepes in the city!) is a neighborhood favorite, serving up its delectable crepes (12 years now!) - both sweet and savory - to satisfy any craving. From Fresh Brie, Plum Tomato & Arugula to Chicken, Goat Cheese & Sun Dried Tomato with Homemade Pesto, to the Caramel Dulce De Leche, and Classic Nutella with Banana. Expanded menu includes hearty sandwiches, soups, sliders (mini burgers), salads and daring combination crepes like Chocolate, Almond & Bacon. Enjoy the Latin-funk-infused music, delicious sangria (3 to choose from), and wallet-friendly eats at this East Village destination. Gotta have one now! We accept Visa, Mastercard and Discover. Open daily 11am-midnight (fully air-conditioned for the summer!). TheCrookedTreeNYC.com.

CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Veggie Alert

on’t settle for old produce & fruits buy it fresh picked from local farms every Saturday & Sunday from 8 am to 5:30 pm at the Graham Ave. Farmers Market on Cook Street (3 blocks north of Bdwy) in E. Williamsburg. Plus cooking demos, special events, & Amish breads, honey, pies & cookies. Yummy food & affordable shopping in the nabe. M/J train to Flushing Ave., L to Montrose Ave. (walk 3 blocks-left on Graham), B43, B46, B57, B60... by the Graham Ave. BID Opens July 9th thru the end of Oct. Grahamavebid.net

CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY East Village, Manhattan

Cloister Cafe

An oasis in the middle of NYC this classic East Village spot boasts a picturesque outdoor garden, possibly the best in NYC with European-style overhead suspended grape arbor, fountain and hookah bar. For more than 20 years, locals have been coming to Cloister Cafe for its perfect atmosphere to enjoy hookah, drinks and eats. Our famous mojito is made with home grown mint leaves. Other favorites include the Bahama Mama, Siberian Tropic and Bubble Gum Cocktail. The new executive Cchef Taweewat Hurapan (formerly of Rain) prepares seasonal American food with Thai undertones and uses only the freshest ingredients from Union Square Greenmarket. Open 11am - 3am daily. www.cloistercafe.com

CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY Fort Greene, Brooklyn

Mullane's Bar and Grill

2 block walk from BAM, Mullanes, an Irish House, serves your all-time favorites. Full bar and relaxed atmosphere perfect for your "pre" or "post" show gathering. 10% discount for BAM members. Food until: Su-Th 1am, Fri/Sat: 2am.

CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY Williamsburg, Brooklyn

San Loco

San Loco answers all your Gringo-Mex fare prayers with a scrumptious menu that satisfies on the cheap. Not to mention freshly-infused Margaritas to wash it all down. With four locations and late delivery San Loco is practically omnipresent. Su-W: 11am-4am, Th-Sa: 11am-5am.

CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY Fort Greene, Brooklyn

Berlyn

Steps from BAM and 1.5 blocks from BAM Harvey, Berlyn, the newest addition to Fort Greene's restaurant scene is quickly becoming a favorite of locals and theatergoers alike. Artisanal cocktails, great German beers, and wine complement a menu of freshly prepared contemporary versions of German dishes.

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