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The Ultramarathon Inspired by a Cult 1979 Gang Movie
Last weekend, around 100 runners dressed as gang members gathered in an abandoned stadium in the Bronx’s Van Cortlandt Park at one in the morning. Armed with running vests, gels, and electrolytes, they were here to participate in the annual Warriors UltraRun, an unsanctioned, underground race inspired by ‘The Warriors,’ Walter Hill’s 1979 cult film […]
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‘Don’t Mess With a Comedic Rapper’: How Afroman Became a Free-Speech Hero
The “Because I Got High” rapper was a beloved star of the early 2000s — until a raid on his home and a colorful trial turned him into an unlikely First Amendment warrior
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This Documentary on Magic Trick Theft Feels Like a High-Stakes Thriller
Stealing Magic delves into a cat-and-mouse game involving illusionists who travel the world to find the people stealing their tricks online
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Watch Jesse Plemons Revive His ‘Friday Night Lights’ Metal Band Crucifictorious
Show’s star Stephanie Hunt joins Plemons for cover of Daniel Johnston’s “Devil Town”
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The 'Leaving Neverland' Director Has Many Thoughts on the New Michael Jackson Biopic
"Would these people be part of a movie that glorified the films of Harvey Weinstein without ever mentioning that he raped women?" Dan Reed says. "[Or] a great promotional film about the charitable works of Jeffrey Epstein?"
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RZA Wants Barack Obama to Induct Wu-Tang Clan Into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
The newest inductee talks significance of honor, his love of Phil Collins, and a dream Rage Against the Machine reunion
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MC Lyte Talks ‘Surreal’ and ‘Humbling’ Rock Hall of Fame Induction
“It’s a testament to a career that I’ve worked almost four decades in now,” Lyte as a Rock rapper says
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Fab 5 Freddy, the ‘Coolest Person in New York,’ Looks Back
The hip-hop pioneer and graffiti legend revisits one of New York’s most creative eras — and his role in shaping it — in his new memoir
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Love Rocks NYC — Celebrating a Decade of Music and Charity
For the last 10 years, New York’s Beacon Theatre has hosted one of the city’s most indelible, unique, and benevolent nights in music. Every year, a cavalcade of A-list musicians, actors, comedians and generally famous New Yorkers converge for Love Rocks NYC, the annual benefit to raise money for God’s Love We Deliver. The nonprofit, […]
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The Best of the 2026 Grammy Parties
The week leading up to the Grammys is always filled with A-list, extravagant affairs featuring superstar musicians, top actors and the music industry’s biggest names. This year is no exception. While the actual awards show is on Sunday, the industry has descended on warehouses, stages, and other venues around Los Angeles to schmooze, hit the […]
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