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Turn the River: Village East Cinemas; Chris Eigeman's throwback drama places a big bet on another one of those model-gorgeous single-mom pool hustlers (Famke Janssen) you so often bump into. More »

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Sweet Love, Bitter (1966): More »

classical

Momix: Joyce Theater; Moses Pendleton's awe-inspiring modern troupe. More »

theater

Boeing-Boeing: Longacre Theatre; Christine Baranski, Mark Rylance, and Bradley Whitford star in Marc Camoletti's sixties comedy about the romantic misadventures of an architect. More »

reading

Steve Coll: 92nd Street Y; Pulitzer Prize winner Coll discusses his work with "New Yorker" editor David Remnick. More »

nightlife

No Fun Fest: Knitting Factory; The annual festival of experimental acts. More »

movie

Yella: various locations; German director Christian Petzold's surreal drama. More »

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True Stories: BAM Rose Cinemas; Talking Head David Byrne's 1986 film. More »

classical

Configuration Dance: Citigroup Theater, The Ailey Stu; The creative ballet troupe presents ballets by former ABT principal Susan Jaffe, Yuri Zhukov, and three pieces by Michael Shannon. More »

theater

Saved: Playwrights Horizons; Michael Friedman's musical based on the movie about a pregnant girl in a Christian high school. More »

movie

A Grin Without a Cat: Walter Reade Theater; Interwoven documentary footage of the left during the 1960s. More »

reading

Brooklyn Noir 3: Nothing But the Truth: Brooklyn Historical Society; Contributors to the latest in the borough-specific true-crime series read. More »

reading

David Gilmour: Barnes & Noble; The Canadian writer reads from his quirky fatherhood memoir, "Film Club." More »

reading

John Darnielle: Housing Works Bookstore Cafe; The folkster presents his debut work, "Black Sabbath's Master of Reality." More »

classical

ABT II: Joyce Theater; American Ballet Theatre's junior company gets some much deserved time in the spotlight. More »

art

Masterworks of Six Centuries: Lawrence Steingrad: One of six Upper East Side venues to participate, the gallery hosts a self-guided art walk. More »

nightlife

Kanye West: Glow in the Dark Tour: Madison Square Garden; A megawatt bill of superstar hip-hop talent performs as part of West's Glow in the Dark Tour. More »

reading

Mark Sarvas: Barnes & Noble; The lit-world blogger (the Elegant Variation) reads from his debut novel, "Harry Revised." More »

nightlife

Judah Friedlander: Carolines on Broadway; The trucker-hat-loving "30 Rock" talent. More »

classical

Let's Go Swimming: The Kitchen; A tribute to musician, composer, and former director of the Kitchen Arthur Russell. More »

Movies

The Cinematography of Ed Lachman: With films such as Werner Herzog's How Much Wood Would a Woodchuck Chuck..., screening with the short film Songs for Drells, and Sofia Coppola's The Virgin Suicides. Through 5/20 , BAM Rose Cinemas

Movies

Godard's 60s: A five-week retrospective of the French New Wave pioneer's sixties-era works. Through 6/5, Film Forum

Photography

New York Photo Festival 2008: An eclectic batch of photo-world talents—Laurel Ptak, Erik Kessels, Sarah Pickering, and many others—participate in a four-day symposium. 5/14—5/18, The Tobacco Warehouse

Classical

Tribeca New Music Festival: A five-concert series of new compositions performed by cutting-edge groups, including Steve Reich, Jacob TV, and Scott Johnson. 5/7—5/11, The Flea

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Summer Concert Preview

All Points West Fest With Radiohead / Jack Johnson: Liberty State Park, 8/9—8/11

R.E.M.: Nikon at Jones Beach Theatre, 6/14; Madison Square Garden, 6/19

Pearl Jam/ Ted Leo and the Pharmacists: Madison Square Garden, 6/24

Counting Crows / Maroon 5: Nikon at Jones Beach Theatre, 7/31; PNC Bank Arts Center, 8/7

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