movie
 Phoebe in Wonderland-
Ill-behaved young girl who longs to be in the school production of Alice in Wonderland retreats into a disturbing fantasyland of her own. More »
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art
 Martin Kippenberger: The Problem Perspective- The Museum of Modern Art
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Key selections and bodies of work from the artist's career. More »
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movie
 Watchmen-
Film adaptation of the graphic novel about superheroes in an alternate 1985 America. More »
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movie
 An American Affair-
Friendship blossoms between a teenage loner and the mysterious woman next door during the first few months of JFK's presidency, only to go in directions they could never have anticipated. More »
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theater
 Becky Shaw- Second Stage Theatre
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An original comedy about a matchmaking newlywed couple and the friends that they set up. More »
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movie
- Z
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A left-wing, pro-peace political candidate in an unnamed country (suggesting Greece) is assassinated, leaving his deputies and an ambitious young magistrate to uncover a trail of conspiracy that leads to the highest-ranks of the ruling right-wing government. More »
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art
 Oona Ratcliffe: Deep Forgetting-
Ratcliffe's work is a play of opposites--an endless search for frozen stillness in a world of constant movement and an inherent tension between outside and inside, transparency and opacity, nature and urbanism. More »
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nightlife
- Asssscat 3000
- Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre
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A super-popular night of comedy from "Saturday Night Live" veteran Amy Poehler and her buddies. More »
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movie
- 12
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Fascinating drama based on Sidney Lumet's "Twelve Angry Men" unfolds over the course of one night as twelve jurors decide the fate of a Chechen teenager accused of murdering his stepfather. More »
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nightlife
- The Black Lips
- Music Hall of Williamsburg
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Garage punk band from Atlanta. More »
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nightlife
- AIDS Wolf
- Death By Audio
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The abrasive, experimental outfit from Canada. More »
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reading
- Jedediah Purdy
- Strand Bookstore
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The author of "For Common Things" presents "A Tolerable Anarchy ," his history of the idea of American freedom. More »
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nightlife
- The Bunker
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Weekly night of minimal techno. More »
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classical
- Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
- Carnegie Hall
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Mariss Jansons leads three programs, starring delightful pianist Emanuel Ax. More »
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reading
- KGB Bar Fiction Reading Series
- KGB Bar
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Forget "The Sopranos" or "The Simpsons"; Gotham's literary cognoscenti know that Sunday nights are reserved for KGB Bar. More »
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kids
- AirPlay
- New York Hall of Science
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In this interactive exhibition, visitors explore how air affects the world around them. More »
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reading
- Military Power
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Journalist Samantha Power, humanitarian Alex de Waal, and retired general Barry McCaffrey debate the uses and abuses of military power. More »
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reading
- Mary Elizabeth Williams
- Housing Works Bookstore Cafe
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The cultural critic discusses "Gimme Shelter," her account of the real-estate crisis, with New York's Christopher Bonanos. More »
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classical
- Metropolitan Opera: Rusalka
- The Metropolitan Opera
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Dvorak's "Rusalka," starring Renee Fleming. More »
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nightlife
- Q-Tip and Rich Medina
- Santos' Party House
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A Tribe Called Quest's legendary frontman shares a DJ night with scene vet Rich Medina. More »
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theater
- You're Welcome America. A Final Night With George W. Bush
- Cort Theatre
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After famously impersonating George W. Bush on "Saturday Night Live" for years, Will Ferrell stars in this one-man show to send up the 43rd president. More »
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