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New York comedy favorites Katina Corrao and Sean Crespo host this weekly standup show bringing you the best up-and-coming and visiting comics in the city, as well as celebrity drop-ins. Plus, Katina, Sean, and Matt Little open each show with a new sketch or game that offers one lucky audience member a chance to win a free beer. You never know what will happen or who might show up, so stop by every week. (Please, stop by every week… Katina and Sean’s self worth depends on it.) Past guests have included Janeane Garofalo, Wyatt Cenac, Mike Birbiglia, Jim Gaffigan, Melissa Villasenor, Todd Barry, Janelle James, Hari Kondabolu and that one comic you saw whose name you forgot but really loved.

Edmunds is Pro-Oil Anti-EV site and no wonder they talk bad about Tesla Model-3. Insideevs should not publish any article published in Edmunds, Fox, Forbes, Car&Driver etc.

Flaherty Nyc: Program 4: Free Jazz with Bodies – Anthology Film Archives February 27, 2018 – New York

(AZ PASE BORGHE) Set in a tight-knit, extremely conservative island community off the Southern coast of Iran where all women wear burkas, this film begins as an investigation into the suicide of a woman named Samireh. Her husband callously says that while he cares about the lives of his kids, women’s lives are cheap. However, the women Oskouei interviews – many of whom were married off at age 12 or 13 – stand up for themselves and discuss their difficult existences. Oskouei relies mostly on close-up or medium-shot interviews, and as usual, displays his gift for framing people dynamically in tight spaces. Preceded by: MY MOTHER’S HOME, LAGOON / KHYANEYE MADARIYAM MORDAB (2000, 29 min, digital. In Farsi with English subtitles.) A 67-year-old woman takes care of her 100-year-old mother, who is a complete invalid and talks compulsively about how she expects (and wishes) to die at any minute. But in order to make a living, the daughter, Kobra, goes out every day and works as a fisherwoman. Oskouei depicts the lagoon with a certain amount of lyricism, while simultaneously revealing the backbreaking nature of fishing.

One of the big draws of Tesla is that they’re definitely not like other car companies, from their cars, how they design them, to their company-owned stores. That can be a refreshing break from the old guard, and it can also turn into an extended explanation for why the legacy companies do at least some things a certain way: It works.

Best place to be sure no one is in front of you: Aside from the very front row, a good option is anywhere in the first row of the balcony of the Guthrie’s Wurtele Thrust Stage, which is closer to the stage than you’d think. They’re excellent seats and you can be sure someone won’t bouffant-block you.

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Remembering the poet, writer, literary critic and the founding member of the New York Group on the first anniversary of his passing. STASH LUCZKIW ASKOLD MELNYCZUK DZVINIA ORLOWSKY MARIA REWAKOWICZ will share their personal recollections of the poet and commemorate his life through readings of his poetry, as well as excerpts from their own works.

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JASON DARLING grew up near Woodstock, NY, and began playing guitar at a young age. After bouncing through a next-generation Deadhead phase, Darling ended up in Greenwich Village, retracing Bob Dylan’s footsteps, digging on slide guitar and folk-blues, and scraping by with handyman work at local recording studios. Casual collaborations with pal Leona Naess started paying the bills when she signed with MCA. Darling contributed guitar to 2000′s Comatised and participated in the resulting world tour. In between dates he signed with L.A. indie Surprise Truck, wrote and recorded his debut album, and issued it in early 2001. Underground was a literate yet rootsy affair that showcased Darling’s expressive slide guitar work. In October 2003, he returned with Night Like My Head (Yep Roc). The effort featured broader arrangements that were filled out with keys and drum programming, and drew comparisons to the work of Shawn Mullins and Jeb Loy Nichols. Darling supported the album with numerous dates, mostly on the East Coast. ~ Johnny Loftus, Rovi