Three citizen critics offer competing takes on noteworthy recent albums.

Where to eat, shop, see art, have a drink. And eat some more.

From a pool hall to a rock club to an art gallery to a cocktail lounge, here's what's new this month—and coming in the next one.

Simon Hammerstein is bringing back vaudeville (of a sort) for our gilded age.

Step right up! For a drink, that is. You'll need one after viewing these Ripley's-worthy curiosity collections.

Tribute acts are usually hokey, forgettable affairs. Here, some sophisticated exceptions to the rule.

New Year’s doesn’t have to be a nightmare of velvet ropes and supersize prices. (But do book tickets to these shows sooner rather than later.)

Cablessness, tourists, and drunkards conspire against you on New Year’s Eve. To make it work, be decisive: Head for the eye of the storm, or take shelter at home.

When the winter blues call for caffeine, turn to a bartender for one of these coffee and tea drinks.

After ten years in prison, club kid turned murderer Michael Alig is clean (finally), remorseful (possibly),and obsessed with his grand reentry into New York nightlife.