A new issue of the Village Voice is on the streets! 

Exploring the Marvelous Manhattan of ‘Mrs. Maisel’

The TV show’s downtown eye-candy is rich with New York City history. By Brittany Natale

 

COVID vs. AIDS: A Tale of Two Plagues

When it comes to public health, haters and liars are nothing new. By Michael Musto 

 

Waiting to Exhale – a Brief History of Smoking in the Movies

Blowing smoke has been cool, culturally relevant, sexy, and just plain irritating. By Michael Atkinson

 

The Republican’ts – Those Adorable Don’t-Care Bears

Fix America's infrastructure? Stop gun violence? Protect voting rights? Simply be civil? Well, they just Republican't! By Ward Sutton

 

Social Justice and the City: Citizen Action of New York Seeks Progressives

Can everyday New Yorkers come together to better the city, the state, and the planet? By Frank Pizzoli

 

The Difficult Odyssey of James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’

James Joyce’s masterpiece is turning 100 years old. It might never have been published if a succession of women hadn’t helped the novelist along the way. By Jonathan Goldman

 

How Do You Get to Carnegie Hall? Carman Moore Has Got It Covered

From our new ‘Voice Lore’ print section — composer, performer, and critic Carman Moore talks about his decades at the heart of the NYC music scene. By R.C. Baker