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Dining Out: East Seafood: Korean fare so fresh it’s not even dead

Arts & Entertainment

Dining Out: East Seafood: Korean fare so fresh it’s not even dead

By Suzanne Parker

Gray’s stories live on in Outrageous Fortune production

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Gray’s stories live on in Outrageous Fortune production

By Arlene McKanic

The Reel Queens: Cuban Lens

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The Reel Queens: Cuban Lens

By Nathan Duke

The Reel Queens: ‘Dirt!’ to join stone masterpieces at Noguchi Museum

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The Reel Queens: ‘Dirt!’ to join stone masterpieces at Noguchi Museum

By Nathan Duke

BroadHollow’s jukebox musical exudes retro ’60s charm

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BroadHollow’s jukebox musical exudes retro ’60s charm

By Arlene McKanic

United in song

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United in song

By Anna Gustafson

The Play’s The Thing: Globeâˆ’hopping lighting specialist calls Queens home

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The Play’s The Thing: Globeâˆ’hopping lighting specialist calls Queens home

By Ronald B. Hellman

His Dream Carries On

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His Dream Carries On

By Ivan Pereira

Queens Fashion Week trains its focus on the local

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Queens Fashion Week trains its focus on the local

By Erin Walsh

From the Footlighs: Born into ‘Brothers’

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From the Footlighs: Born into ‘Brothers’

By Raphael Sugarman

Brush with imagination

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Brush with imagination

By Allison Plitt

The Reel Queens: A wintry mix of cinematic options in Queens for March

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The Reel Queens: A wintry mix of cinematic options in Queens for March

By Nathan Duke

Dining Out: Cooking with Jazz: Cajun sensation returns to Queens

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Dining Out: Cooking with Jazz: Cajun sensation returns to Queens

By Suzanne Parker

Portraits of the Artist

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Portraits of the Artist

By Jeremy Walsh

Dining Out: Hong Shun: Exotic Shandong Chinese fare in Flushing

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Dining Out: Hong Shun: Exotic Shandong Chinese fare in Flushing

By Suzanne Parker

The Play’s The Thing: Love and optimism keep theater types going strong

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The Play’s The Thing: Love and optimism keep theater types going strong

By Ronald B. Hellman

Arts & Entertainment

Year of the Tiger

By Ivan Pereira and Connor Adams Sheets

The Reel Queens: Historical Society series opens with Steinway Piano film

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The Reel Queens: Historical Society series opens with Steinway Piano film

By Nathan Duke

Arts & Entertainment

Worth the Trip

By Raphael Sugarman

Arts & Entertainment

Astorian has moment in spotlight as ‘Memphis’ lead

By Raphael Sugarman

In the mood for love

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In the mood for love

By Anna Gustafson

The Play’s The Thing: Admire the power of dance with Thalia Theatre’s tango

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The Play’s The Thing: Admire the power of dance with Thalia Theatre’s tango

By Ronald B. Hellman

Words into art

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Words into art

By Connor Adams Sheets

Dining Out: Dino’s: Astoria night spot gets garlicky Montenegrin twist

Arts & Entertainment

Dining Out: Dino’s: Astoria night spot gets garlicky Montenegrin twist

By Suzanne Parker

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