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    What's Happening in New York on February 24th, 2007

    A Clockwork Orange

    Midnight — Saturday February 24

    • WHERE:Landmark Sunshine Theatre, 143 Houston between 1st and 2nd Ave
    • COST:$10.75
    • SUMMARY:”In future Britain, charismatic delinquent Alex DeLarge is jailed and later volunteers for an experimental aversion therapy developed by the government in an effort to solve society’s crime problem… but not all goes to plan.”

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    Worst Comic Book Convention Ever

    Midnight — Saturday February 24

    • WHERE:Upright Citizen’s Brigade, 307 W 26th St between 8th and 9th Ave
    • COST:$8
    • SUMMARY:”While the New York ComicCon takes place at the Jacob Javits Center, the real Convention occurs at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater. Tobey Maguire and Topher Grace, Stars of the Upcoming Summer Blockbuster Spider-Man 3 bring you an inside look at the comic industry featuring round table discussions, interviews with creators, and the characters that the “mainstream” ComicCon wouldn’t allow. Nerds, geeks, and rejects of all kind are welcome…and girls too!

      Starring Jon Gabrus, Justin Tyler, Sean Hart, Ben Rodgers, Brian Berrebbi, Jon Gutierrez, & Kevin Hines “

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    Lewis Black: Red, White and Screwed

    8pm — Saturday February 24

    • WHERE:NY City Center, 55th St, between 6th and 7th Ave
    • COST:$45-$75
    • SUMMARY:”Outspoken and uncensored, the Grammy-nominated Black offers his sharp-edge observations on topics such as the Iraq War, Hurricane Katrina and FEMA, gay marriage, the Dick Cheney shooting, President Bush, and fossils and evolution. He’ll leave you feeling red, white and screwed.”


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    Rus

    8:30pm — Wednesday-Monday

    Closes February 24.

    • WHERE:Here, 145 Sixth Ave, between Spring and Broome
    • COST:$15
    • SUMMARY:”Exploring what happens when the comforts of one’s world are left behind for an intense pleasure-consumed existence, this tale of overwhelming sensations and going beyond limitations immerses four characters in a world where dance & gesture become communication, and layered projections create scenic environments. The integrated elements of this production include performance, video, text, dance & experimental puppetry.”

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    Johnny Cash 75th Birthday Bash

    7pm — Saturday February 24

    • WHERE:Southpaw, 125 5th Ave at St John’s Place
    • COST:$10 in advance, $15 at door
    • SUMMARY:”Alex Battles’ Whisky Rebellion, Jessica Rose, The Lonesome Prairie Dogs, Louisiana Emily, Dock Oscar Gospel Quartet & more…”

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    Zach Galifianakis

    7pm — Saturday February 24

    • WHERE:Irving Plaza, 17 Irving Place at 15th St
    • COST:$25
    • SUMMARY:” My name is Zach (ZAK) Galifianakis (GAL IF a nakis). Thanks for visiting my site. About me: I am from the foothills of North Carolina. I like teeth. I like croissants. I like when old men at picnics say “pull my finger.” I like when ivy overtakes trees. I like watching people miscommunicate. I like how America used to be, before it got crazy with false pride. I dislike guys who wear two cell phones. I dislike fake Christmas trees. I don’t understand those who read People magazine. Nor do I understand 0% financing. I do understand the attraction to corn-dogs.”

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    HEY, HO, LET’S GO: Punk Rock on The Bowery

    4pm-5:30pm — Saturday February 24

    • WHERE:Tour Starts at The Alamo Cube at Astor Place
    • COST:$10 (RSVP to Gidlevy@gmail.com)
    • SUMMARY:”A historiological / sociological walking tour / bar hop that compares and contrasts the gang culture of NY in the 1850s with the pukn rockers of 1977. The principal underlying thesis being that the ONLY thing separating these two extraordinarily disparate cultures is 125 years and electricity. And since its a bar crawl, after a couple of pints, you believe me!”

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    Pillow Fight NYC

    2pm — Saturday February 24

    • WHERE:Union Square, 14th and Broadway
    • COST:FREE
    • SUMMARY:”Feathers fly and teddies soar as we gather for a massive urban pillow fight! Swing and whack as you evade pillow-wielding assailants. Bring a pillow to Union Square and wait for the signal. Pillow fight!”

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    Graffiti NYC

    Noon-6pm — Friday-Saturday

    Closes February 24

    • WHERE:Location changes every weekend. See website for details.
    • COST:FREE
    • SUMMARY:”This singular exhibition brings the work of today’s local graffiti artists back to the streets. . . The artists’ work will be projected inside, as well as reproduced on the surface of, an expanded space extending from a U-Haul trailer. This icon of mobility will be the host to an equally iconic and mobile art form. ROAD SHOW will become a traveling exhibition, and it will make appearances – both scheduled and impromptu – throughout New York City and around the country.”

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    Jason Schmidt Artists

    Noon-6pm — Tuesday-Saturday

    Closes February 24

    • WHERE:Deitch Projects, 76 Grand St between Greene and Wooster
    • COST:FREE
    • SUMMARY:”Deitch Projects is pleased to present an exhibition of all 131 of Jason Schmidt’s artist portraits featured in his new book, Artists, recently published by Edition 7L / Steidl. A wide range of artists are included in the project from established figures such as Marina Abramovic and Ed Ruscha to emerging artists like Dan Colen and Jim Drain.”

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