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February 4, 2002
Super Bowl Spots

Any dive with a cable box and a framed Bill Gallo drawing can call itself a sports bar, but for the Super Bowl, nothing short of a headache-inducing surfeit of video screens makes the cut. Since SRO is the norm for big games, call to reserve a table.

February 3, 2003
Top 5 Alt-Country Shows

Grunge may be long gone, but alt country -- the DIY genre influenced by Bob Dylan and Gram Parsons, with a dash of Patsy Cline -- is flourishing.

April 21, 2003
Top 5 Restaurant Seders

Five options for the Four Questions—all of which really can make this night different from all others.

January 7, 2002
Winter Salads

You vowed to be good and eat your veggies in 2002, right? These crunchy, tasty salads will help your resolve -- no crummy winter tomatoes required.

January 5, 2004
Ways to Celebrate New Year's Day

On New Year’s, activities worth rolling out of bed for.

July 21, 2003
Cold And Bold

This year's new ice-cream flavors are anything but plain-vanilla.

November 17, 2003
Foreign Film Festivals

This week’s film festivals rack up the frequent-flier miles.

January 6, 2002
Top 5 Karaoke Spots

Karaoke is like a one-night stand: You know youÂ’ll be mortified the next day, but after a few drinks, you just say What the hell.

May 5, 2003
Cheap Beers

As more and more New Yorkers find their 401(k)s going down the drain, an inexpensive way to forget about one’s dreary finances is doubly inviting.

December 24, 2001
Chinese-Food-and-a-Movie Evenings

Since time immemorial, the Chosen People have observed one December 25 custom: mu-shu chicken and a trip to the talkies. For every family subset, here's a way to have yourself a haimish little Christmas night.

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