Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceJacqueline Kennedy Onassis Jackie Ode: Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, 1929- 1994Village Voice - by The Voice Archives Other First Ladies — Pat Nixon — have passed with little fanfare. So have enigmatic and glamorous icons like Garbo. No pullout sections of the paper …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceBob Dylan Bob Dylan: Positively Main StreetVillage Voice - by Toby Thompson Bob Dylan’s babysitter! With a real name, Don Mckenzie, right there on the next bar stool! Longish gray hair, fisherman’s knit T-shirt, stylishly …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceBob Dylan Bob Dylan’s on Fire, Rolling Down the RoadVillage Voice - by Jerry Leichtling Bob Dylan’s on Fire, Rolling Down the Road November 10, 1974 Perhaps it’s happening because nothing was happening. Maybe it means more because the …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceGay Rights Stonewall 25: The Coming Crisis of Gay RightsVillage Voice - by Richard Goldstein YOU HAVE TO HAND IT to the homos: We know how to gather. We traverse continents, ford oceans, and endure Greyhound cavalcades just to be with each …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceHomosexuality Stonewall 25: The Media, the MessageVillage Voice - by The Voice Archives We didn’t even get to cover our own riot. Which is no surprise. In a heterosexual universe, it had long been assumed that gay men and lesbians were …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceArtists How It Got That WayVillage Voice - by Peter Schjeldahl Most shows that are “about” something are boring even when the works in them are interesting. Such exhibitions usually are the bright ideas of museum …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceArt Art: Appraising PassionsVillage Voice - by Peter Schjeldahl More is happening in American art right now than ever before. There is more of everything and of everybody, including critics. There is more public …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceThe Voice The First Contact Sheet of the CountercultureVillage Voice - by R.C. Baker It was a typical Village Voice front page from 1967: Over the left two columns, a street portrait of the “dean of American pacifists,” A.J. Muste; …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceLove Stonewall 1979: This Thing Called…Village Voice - by Blanche McCrary Boyd I am a Christian, Lord, but I’m a woman too. — Tammy Wynette, singing “Womanhood” When I was still living in New York, I gave a party to watch …
Village Voiceadded this to Village Voice Stonewall 1979: Gays in HollywoodVillage Voice - by Vito Russo In January 1969, Variety screeched: HOMO N’ LESBO FILMS AT PEAK — DEVIATE THEME NOW BOX OFFICE. It was the year of The Boys in the Band, the …
Village Voiceadded this to Village Voice Stonewall 1979: The Drag of PoliticsVillage Voice - by Steve Watson “Gay people aren’t fighting anymore,” drawled Marsha P. Johnson, 34. “They don’t care as long as they have a bar to go to. You know that, darling. …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceDrag Queens Stonewall 1979: The Politics of DragVillage Voice - by Edmund White Most people feel awkward around drags — uneasy, even frightened. So many of our social responses are dictated by our recognition of someone’s gender, …
Village Voiceadded this to Village Voice From the Classifieds to the CFDA Fashion AwardsVillage Voice - by Lynn Yaeger Way back in the 1980s, Lynn Yaeger started working in the Village Voice’s classified ads department. It wasn’t long before she was publishing …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoicePoetry Frank O’Hara: He Made Things and People SacredVillage Voice - by Peter Schjeldahl Frank O’Hara: He Made Things and People Sacred August 11, 1966 It was 3 a.m. of a Saturday night on Fire Island, pitch black on the beach except for …
Village Voiceadded this to Village Voice Stonewall 1979: Gay Life, Present at the CreationVillage Voice - by Andrew Kopkind The lives of great cities are ordinarily organized by the imperatives of class, race, religion, and authority. The temper of Boston is Brahmin and …
Village Voiceadded this to Village Voice Travel ’86: What’s Your Trip?Village Voice - by The Voice Archives What’s Your Trip? May 27, 1986 Survey by Lois Draegin RICHARD HELL Poet, actor, musician The best I’ve ever had were when I took some money up to Grand …
Village Voiceadded this to Village Voice Underground Rock: Walk on the Wild SideVillage Voice - by James Wolcott Walk on the Wild Side (And Don’t Forget Your Mastercharge) July 12, 1976 Of course the truly cool and satori-graced visitors who convention-cavort in …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceBands A Conservative Impulse in the New Rock UndergroundVillage Voice - by James Wolcott Arabian swelter, and with the air-conditioning broken, CBGB resembled some abattoir of a kitchen in which a bucket of ice is placed in front of a fan …
Village Voiceadded this to Village Voice They’re Every WomanVillage Voice - by R.C. Baker In the space of a few days we visited two sprawling shows opening in town. Although both were call-the-fire-marshal crowded, the exuberant aesthetics …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceOff Broadway “Fuck the Curtain”: An Oral History of Off-BroadwayVillage Voice - by The Voice Archives On May 20, the Obies celebrate their 30th birthday. This special supplement, with selections from 30 years of the Voice and reminiscences by many of …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceOff Broadway A Brief History of Off-Broadway, 1955–1985Village Voice - by The Voice Archives On May 20, the Obies celebrate their 30th birthday. This special supplement, with selections from 30 years of the Voice and reminiscences by many of …
Village Voiceadded this to Village Voice The Abortionist on the Circuit of FearVillage Voice - by Marlene Nadle The Abortionist on the Circuit of Fear August 18, 1966 The abortionist is the man hunted by the police and a million desperate women a year. In almost …
Village Voiceadded this to Village Voice Ghosts of Obies PastVillage Voice - by The Voice Archives To help celebrate the 39th annual Village Voice Obie awards, we asked several present and former Obie judges to respond to the following six …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceThe Voice The SlasherVillage Voice - by The Voice Archives The photographer David Haxton conjures evocative, painterly realms from cut paper and studio work lights. With a show currently up at Fridman Gallery …
Village Voiceadded this to Village Voice Cannes Diary, 1994: Riviera of No ReturnVillage Voice - by Georgia Brown Here I am back in the land where a taxi driver carries not a weapon but the two-volume Brothers Karamazov. Mine is two-thirds the way through volume …
Village Voiceadded this to Village Voice Watergate Diary: A Few Quiet Drinks for LibertyVillage Voice - by Ron Rosenbaum WASHINGTON, D.C. – Tuesday afternoon. “I’m tingling,” says John Conyers as he slips out a side door of the Judiciary Committee hearing room. Conyers …
Village Voiceadded this to Village Voice The Media: Flacks for HistoryVillage Voice - by Alexander Cockburn WASHINGTON, D.C. — I sat for half an hour in the Judiciary Committee room last week and enjoyed a splendid view of the trousered area of a free-lance …
Village Voiceadded this to Village Voice Diamond Donnie’s Greatest HitsVillage Voice - by The Voice Archives Back in the November 17, 1987 issue, Voice mob reporter Bill Bastone turned book reviewer. The Runnin’ Scared columnist read The Art of The Deal so the …
Village Voiceadded this to Village VoiceSouthern California California DreamingVillage Voice - by The Voice Archives It’s 2019, and Lyles and King Gallery has mounted an exhibition of passionate and quirky 1970s work by Mira Schor. So, just to split the difference, …
Village Voiceadded this to Village Voice Soundtrack to Watergate: Ziggy, Cheech, and Chong Hold Their Heads HighVillage Voice - by The Voice Archives There was a lot of anxiety on Main Street during the Watergate scandal. We will be posting music ads that appeared in the Voice from the period that …
