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Fashion trends. A designer is helpless as imitators knockoff their collection. They’re all over the place, those brimmed hats covered in gold pins: 28th Street, Canal Street, Flushing. Made in China, you can buy them for a few bucks — and for the men behind the design, their ubiquity is a compliment and a curse. “A friend told me he’s seeing them around London now,” said Maximo Garcia, the marketing force behind B. Gold NYC, whose Sigil collection sparked

The pin-covered hats have become popular among counterfeiters. / EMILY JOHNSON, METRO Ahead of the game

“The basic idea now is to make things that are hard to imitate.” Winston B. Holder

imitations once 50 Cent began wearing the hats. The exposure helped create buzz for their line. For Garcia and his partner, designer Winston B. Holder, it was proof they were onto something. And with no legal re-

course available as long as the bootlegs don’t attempt to pass themselves off as the real thing, their only option is to stay one step ahead of the game. The arms-race approach may be the best option available to B. Gold, as the Innovative Design Protection Act, introduced by New York Sen. Chuck Schumer, stalled out in Congress. If passed, the legislation would provide protection to original designs. In the meantime, B. Gold will just have to keep outsmarting the copycats.

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Sandy. Ramones ad campaign to lure tourists to Rockaways

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“Rockaway Beach,” off the 1977 album Rocket to Russia. The radio ads are being paid for by the Queens Economic Development Corporation and will run Fridays and Saturdays throughout the summer on WFAN, WINS and WCBS. EMILY JOHNSON

A traffic stop gone awry killed a 4-yearold girl on the Upper West Side yesterday, according to police. Officers pulled over a car driving recklessly at 8:15 a.m. near West 97th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, cops said. When they approached the car on foot, the driver took off and jumped the curb, pinning 4-year-old Ariel Russo and her 55-year-old grandmother against a building. Russo was pronounced dead at St. Luke’s Hospital at 9:02 a.m. Franklin Reyes, 17, was arrested and charged with manslaughter. Cops said Reyes, who has only a learner’s permit, told police he took his mother’s car without her permission and was on his way to school. DANIELLE TCHOLAKIAN

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Dinkins, Rep. Rangel endorse Bill Thompson for mayoral race Former Mayor David Dinkins and Rep. Charles Rangel have endorsed former Comptroller Bill Thompson in New York’s mayoral race. Dinkins and Rangel said at a news conference that they support Thompson’s stance on stop-andfrisk, the Daily News reports. Thompson has said he believes stop-andfrisk can be effective as long as the tactic is not abused. Dinkins and Rangel said they believe the tactic can be effective, as long as it is used when there is suspicion of wrongdoing. LAURA SHIN

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Albany. A sex traďŹƒcking victim pleads for passage of protective laws. Gov. Andrew Cuomo introduced his Women’s Equality Act legislation yesterday. The most controversial part of the 10-point plan would expand state laws regarding abortion access, bringing their scope up to that of federal law. But one young woman present at the announcement told a story that highlighted the importance of a part of the legislation lost in the criticism of abortion access: beefing up the penalties for sex traffickers and enhancing the protection of their victims. When she was 9 years old, Brianna was kidnapped in New York City

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by her school janitor. He raped her and sold her to a pimp. She was sold “to men who knew [her] age and bought sex because of it,� she said. When she was 13 years old, the police finally came — but not to rescue her.

“I was arrested and placed in handcuffs as a prostitute,� she said. “I was called a prostitute even though I was a child.� Her pimp was eventually convicted of kidnapping and will serve about four years, Brianna said. “This man who owned me as a slave, who sold me to child rapists, deserves to be punished more harshly,� she said. Under the Women’s Equality Act, proving “coercion� would no longer be required in sex trafficking prosecution when the victims are minors. The bill would increase the penalties for trafficking and establish an affirmative defense in prostitution trials when the defendant is a sex trafficking victim.

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Guns. Kelly orders more resources in response to violence In response to the more than two dozen shootings in the city this weekend, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly announced that police resources will be added to help suppress further violence, including additional uniformed officers in housing developments, more plainclothes officers in anti-crime units and the deployment of surveillance towers. A total of 26 people were shot between Friday night and Sunday — seven of them fatally, according to the NYPD. Three of the non-fatal shooting victims were under the age of 16, police said. The Warrants Division in the precincts which had multiple shootings will be focusing on arresting any individuals wanted on outstanding warrants, Deputy Commissioner Paul Browne said in a statement. Inves-

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Beefed-up NYPD In response to 26 people being shot last weekend, the NYPD is adding more resources. •

Additional uniformed police officers will be added in housing developments.

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More plainclothes officers will be added to anti-crime units.

tigators are also monitoring gang activity for signs of retaliation. Gun violence is still down in the city, Browne noted. Homicides are down 24 percent year-todate, shooting incidents are down 27 percent and the number of people shot has declined by 29 percent so far this year compared to the same period last year. LAURA SHIN

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An 11-year-old girl who was feared paralyzed after being shot in the neck last week was reportedly able to move her arms at Columbia University Hospital yesterday. Despite reports saying the stray bullet had severed Tayloni Mazyck’s spine and she would never walk again, the girl’s mother, Priscilla Mazyck, 46, told the Daily News there were signs of hope as she moved her arms. Kane Cooper, 17, was arrested for shooting Mazyck when she stepped outside of her Brooklyn home and into the line of fire as he aimed at two men. The Friday shooting was one of several incidents of gun violence that night. EMILY JOHNSON

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These chicks were born atop the Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge. / CHRISTOPHER NADARESKI

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Peregrine falcon chicks hatch on two NYC bridges New residents. The endangered falcons were born high above the city’s waterways. Six peregrine falcon chicks hatched last month on top of two city bridges: two males and one female on the Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge, and two females and one male at the Throgs Neck Bridge. The falcons are part of a Foul smell report

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Police are investigating the death of a woman whose body was found with multiple stab wounds inside a Brooklyn house on Monday. Cops responded to a call about a foul odor around 9:30 p.m. They found the woman in a bedroom with stab wounds, police said. LAURA SHIN

state-run nesting program started in New York City in 1983. A specialist at the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, Chris Nadareski, coordinates the program in the city, climbing to the tops of bridges and buildings to band and record falcons. The Marine Parkway chicks hatched on top of the 215-foot Rockaway Tower, and the Throgs Neck chicks hatched on top of the 360-foot Bronx Tower. Peregrine falcons became endangered in the 1960s because of pesticides

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Six peregrine falcons were hatched as part of a state-run nesting program.

in their food supply. They are still on the State Department of Environmental Conservation’s endangered birds list.

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Brooklyn. Shooting suspect charged with attempted murder The suspect who allegedly shot three people on Sunday and fired at police officers has been arrested, police said. Kevon Brown, 29, was charged with attempted murder and assault. Cops say that Brown shot three men and fired at them. One of the men is in critical condition, and the other two are stable, police said. DANIELLE TCHOLAKIAN

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Obama sets stage for Senate battle over nominees Setting the stage for a political showdown with Senate Republicans, President Barack Obama named three lawyers yesterday to serve on a Washington federal appeals court often called

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the nation’s second-most important court. Senate Republicans have already objected to Obama filling the three vacant seats, saying there is no need because the court’s case load is not sufficiently high. Obama, a Democrat, urged the Senate to set aside politics and move quickly to hold confirmation votes. REUTERS

Possible natural gas blast on NY college campus

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A possible natural gas explosion blew out windows of a historic building at Nyack College north of New York City yesterday, injuring seven faculty members, a Rockland County sheriff’s spokesman

said. “The whole first floor got blown out -— shrapnel and glass flew everywhere,� William Barbera, chief of the sheriff’s patrol, said. After the explosion, which occurred at about noon, fire and bomb investigators rushed to the campus in Nyack, about 30 miles north of New York City. REUTERS

US military chiefs endure grilling over sexual assault

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Sexual assaults. The hearing comes after a wave of scandals and new Pentagon data showing a steep rise in unwanted sexual contact. Lawmakers admonished America’s leading military officers yesterday over sexual assault in the armed forces, but top brass warned against a plan in Congress to take the cases out of the hands of commanders. The Senate hearing comes after a wave of sexual assault scandals and new Pentagon data showing a steep rise in unwanted sex-

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ual contact, from groping to rape, that have deeply embarrassed the military and prompted lawmakers to try to impose change with new legislation. “You have lost the trust of the men and women who rely on you that you will actually bring justice in these cases,� said Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, a New York Democrat. Sen. John McCain, a Republican from Arizona, said he could not “overstate [his] disgust and disappointment� over the continued reports of sexual misconduct. The top uniformed officers of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force and Coast Guard sat in a line, listening silently, as did the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

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Tea Party and other conservative groups delivered an emotional plea for Washington to rein in government overreach yesterday as they told lawmakers about how the Internal Revenue Service targeted them with relentless paperwork and intrusive questions when they sought tax-exempt status. “This was not an accident. This is a willful act of intimidation intended

to discourage a point of view,� said Becky Gerritson, president of a Tea Party group in Wetumpka, Alabama. She tearfully described how she and her husband had to seek legal counsel when confronted with questionnaires about their donors, communications with legislators and their voter education activities. “I’m not interested in scoring political points. I want to protect and preserve the America I grew up in,� Gerritson said. Multiple congressional committees and the De-

partment of Justice have opened probes into the matter. They are trying to determine if the IRS had a political agenda in subjecting these groups to extra scrutiny, or if workers in the tax-exempt division chose partisan criteria as a way to cope with a flood of applications starting in 2010. Current and former officials have defended IRS employees by saying they were given a challenging task of determining the level of political activity among 501(c)4 groups. REUTERS

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Judge accepts insanity plea from Holmes Theater shooter. The accused gunman could still face execution if he’s convicted of killing 12 people. Accused Colorado theater gunman James Holmes, who could face execution if convicted of killing 12 moviegoers last summer, entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity yesterday. It was accepted by Arapahoe County District Judge Carlos Samour Jr. during a 90-minute hearing that capped months of legal wrangling over the consequences of an insanity defense. The new plea, which replaced a standard notguilty plea entered in March, requires prosecutors to prove Holmes was mentally capable of knowing right from wrong at the time of the alleged crime in order to win a conviction. The decision to mount an insanity defense also poses potential new pitfalls for the defense, opening Holmes to possible selfincrimination because he

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must submit to a courtordered psychiatric examination that might unearth damaging statements. Legal experts say juries have typically shown reluctance to accept an insanity defense. Holmes, 25, is charged

Denied. Big-breasted teen couldn’t get into prom without shawl A high school senior from Washington was reportedly turned away from her senior prom because her breasts are too big. Brittany Minder of Silverdale says she felt embarrassed and humiliated that she couldn’t participate in the high school tradition. Minder was wearing a strapless dress, but school officials denied her entry saying she was showing too much cleavage. “In my opinion, I feel

that it is because I’m bigger chested and there is more cleavage that you can see, and there’s nothing I could really do about that,” she told KOMO News. Minder was allowed to enter if she covered herself with a shawl. “I felt self-conscious and they took the magic out of the night,” she said. “It was tough being there after all that happened.” MARY ANN GEORGANTOPOULOS

with multiple counts of first-degree murder and attempted murder in connection with the July 2012 shooting spree in a suburban Denver multiplex during a midnight screening of the Batman film “The Dark Knight Rises.” Holmes, seated with his lawyers, said little during the proceedings, but he appeared attentive and answered “no” when the judge asked him whether he had any questions about the implications of his new plea, entered on his behalf by his defense attorney. REUTERS

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Online-only. MTV to host music festival Concertgoers won’t have to leave their homes to enjoy the “Live Music Day Festival,” the biggest online-only event of its kind, music networks MTV, VH1 and CMT said. The 24-hour virtual concert is set to kick off at 7 p.m. on June 19. It will feature performances by more than 50 bands and artists spanning rock, indie, pop, R&B and folk. Acts include Hanson, Atlas Genius, Labrinth, Langhorne Slim and Kate Nash. The performances, accompanied by the fanpicked O Music Awards, will be streamed live from Viacom’s offices in New York, Nashville and Los Angeles. The Roots drummer Questlove will provide beats during the festival in a 24-hour “drum-a-thon.” Viewers will be able to watch the entire show via computers, laptops, tablets and smartphones. They also have the option of selecting only what they want to see. REUTERS

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Amazon writes huge check for Dora, SpongeBob Amazon.com wrote its largest-ever check for a subscription-streaming deal, securing hundreds of mostly childrens’ TV programs from Viacom for its Internet video service and ratcheting up pressure on rival Netflix. Amazon’s deal with Viacom gives the world’s largest Internet retailer broader access to hit shows including “Dora the Explorer” and “SpongeBob SquarePants.” Netflix had previously conceded that losing access to those shows would be a blow. Amazon agreed to pay more than $200 million to Viacom for the license, its largest subscription-streaming transaction ever, a person familiar with the deal said. REUTERS / GETTY IMAGES

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Tourist gang-raped in northern India Sex crimes. The National Crime Records Bureau says more than 24,200 were reported across the country in 2011. An American tourist was gang-raped by a group of men in a hill resort in northern India, police said yesterday, in the latest of a series of attacks that have thrown the spotlight on women’s safety in the world’s largest democracy. The woman was picked up by three men in a truck on Monday night while hitchhiking back to her guest house in the town of Manali in Himachal Pradesh state, police said. She had been visiting friends and had been unable to find a taxi home. Three men were briefly detained and then released in connection

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U.S. blacklists Iranian ‘front’ companies A global network of private companies was blacklisted by the United States yesterday for providing revenue to the Iranian government’s leadership and helping it evade the pinch from international sanctions on Tehran’s nuclear program, the Treasury Department said. The move targets 37 companies spread across the world, from Iran to Croatia, Germany and South Africa, and is the fourth action the U.S. has taken in the past week to sanction Iran’s government and industries over its atomic program. The sanctions prohibit U.S. citizens and companies from dealing with the firms. Any foreign financial institutions dealing with them risk getting cut off from the U.S. financial system. The Treasury Department said the companies are governed by the Execution of Imam Khomeini’s Order, or EIKO — a program set up by Iran’s leadership to manage its commercial holdings — and earn tens of billions of dollars in profits. REUTERS

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Turkey’s deputy PM seeks to calm anti-government protests Apology. Arinc’s stance in opposition to that of country’s prime minister. Turkey’s deputy prime minister apologized yesterday for “excessive violence” by police in an effort to defuse days of unrest, comments which contrasted sharply with Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan’s defiant dismissal of the protesters. With Erdogan abroad and strikes and demonstrations still rumbling on after five days, Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc sought to assuage some of the anger at the government’s initial hard-line response to what began as a sit-in against plans to build on an Istanbul park. “The excessive violence that was used in the first instance against those who were behaving with respect for the environment is wrong and unfair,” Arinc told a news conference in the capital Ankara. “I apologize to those citizens.” “But,” he added, “I don’t think we owe an apology to those who have caused damage in the streets and tried to prevent people’s freedom.” Arinc said he would meet some of the organizers of the original protest,

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campaigning against plans to build a replica Ottomanera barracks on Istanbul’s Gezi Park in Taksim Square. It appeared too little too late to end what has become a national outpour-

ing of anger at Erdogan’s authoritarian style and Islamist inclinations, during which two have been killed and thousands injured, drawing alarm from Turkey’s Western allies in NATO at his response to

the worst riots in decades. Shops were shuttered on a main avenue leading to Taksim Square, as thousands of demonstrators chanting anti-government slogans marched by for a fifth day. Barricades of rubble blocked other streets leading to the square and the acrid smell of tear gas hung in the air. The protests have included a broad spectrum of people opposed to Erdogan, some accusing him of an Islamist agenda that seeks to erode the secular foundations of the republic founded by Mustafa

Kemal Ataturk 90 years ago, others opposed more broadly to what they say is his autocratic style. Labor unions joined yesterday’s demonstrations, adding to pressure on the government to acknowledge the grievances of a part of the population, even while it defends its actions as having the support of the majority who elected it. “We are protesting the dictatorial nature of this government, which is against secular people,” said one among more than a dozen lawyers dressed in formal black court robes, heading a procession of public sector workers. “We are here to protect the legacy of Ataturk and the Turkish state, which is the state we work for.” Behind them, a group of actors from a state theater carried banners showing an opera mask weeping a blood-red tear, flanked by union representatives in baseball caps and members of the Turkish communist party. REUTERS By the numbers

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St. Edward’s Crown has been used in coronations for English and later British monarchs, and is one of the senior Crown Jewels of Britain. / GETTY IMAGES

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Twitter feed We check in with some of Hollywood’s biggest names to see what they’ve been up to — in their own words, in 140 characters or fewer.

@channingtatum: And baby makes three... @NiallOfficial: Came in last night! Jumped on my bed and broke it! So had to sleep on the couch! not the best nights sleep I’ve ever had! @TheRock: AM cardio. Sweatin’ like there’s a hell hound on my trail. (don’t know what a hell hound is but it’s a cool Clapton song). @MarkDuplass: Fellow screenwriters, let’s vow to never again write the “They settle into their new, unfurnished apartment with chinese takeout” scene.

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Carmen Electra is a hot Grecian goddess at ‘This Is the End’ Whatever Carmen Electra is doing to keep looking so fabulous at 41, I want tenfold. The actress sexed up the red carpet at the premiere of “This Is the End” on Monday in Westwood, Calif. / GETTY IMAGES

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Franco: Full of hot, hot, steamy air Despite his universal sex appeal, James Franco keeps up one bad habit: “I don’t do it in public, but when I’m at home in bed, I’ll fart,” he revealed in the new issue of Rolling Stone. “And on a plane, I’ll let it go! On a plane nobody can hear you fart.” Eh, whatever. I bet his farts still smell hot.

I wanted to take a moment to give a shout-out to Flo Rida’s amazing, giant Jesus chain. Forget me getting a new head shot — I just want that to run as my column photo. The rapper has been wearing JC out and

about, most recently at Monday night’s Miami Heat playoff game against the Indiana Pacers. Rida’s manager got into a spat with one of the Pacers and was thrown out. JC had no comment.

If Al Pacino is to be believed, he could have been Han Solo. The Oscar-winner says he nearly starred in some of the biggest franchisestarters in Hollywood history, but decided to turn them down. “’Star Wars” was mine for the taking, but I didn’t understand the script,” Pacino told an audience in London, according to the Evening Standard. He also claims he turned down the lead role in “Die Hard” that eventually went to Bruce Willis. “I gave that boy a career,” Pacino said.

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gives birth to Kanye West’s baby in July. According to People, a judgment was entered Monday night in Los Angeles Superior Court to end what Humphries called a “sham marriage.” Details of the divorce were not announced.

Jennifer Love Hewitt is expecting her first child with her Lifetime co-star Brian Hallisay. “We’re so thrilled and happy to start a family,” she told Us Weekly in a statement. So what do we know about the parents-to-be? They first met on the NBC series “Love Bites,” but really started dating after meeting on the set of their new Lifetime show, “The Client List.” They’ve been dating for 15 months; Hewitt is reportedly around three months along.

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On parenting during an alien invasion to raising kids today.

Interview. Noah Wyle talks about the dierences between “E.R.â€? and his new show, “Falling Skies.â€? With the third season of “Falling Skiesâ€? hitting television this week, star Noah Wyle is remarkably candid about the hit sci-fi series’ strengths and weaknesses. “I don’t think there’s anybody involved with this show that’s more objective about it than I am, that is willing to point out its faults as well as its assets,â€? says the former star of “E.R.â€? He also says he’s learned a lot of lessons about parenting during an alien invasion that, strangely enough, can be applied surprisingly well

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woman who was a pilot. You could’ve cast anyone from Kathy Bates to Alfre Woodard — and we went after both of them to do it — but it took a long time to pull the trigger on making those offers. The breakdowns didn’t go out until a week or 10 days before the episode started shooting, so you have one shot, basically, and if they say no then you’re scrambling. And if you scramble too much, then you’re going to run into a visa issue bringing in an American actor to Canada. And as a result, you cast locally and a part that could’ve

been really great, you end up whittling down to very little on the show, which is an unfortunate side effect. Your character’s had three sons throughout all of “Falling Skies,� and now there’s a new addition. What have you learned about parenting during an alien apocalypse? The tension that exists is ever-present. We could all be attacked at any moment. Their own longing to be autonomous and independent is going to foster this real push-pull ambivalence about how to

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and penultimate film, is currently in a two-week run at Brooklyn’s BAMcinematek. After “The Mirror,� it’s Tarkovsky’s most difficult piece: It’s largely plotless, and it saves its two most galvanizing set pieces for the end. The plot (if you will) concerns a brooding Russian poet named Andrei (Oleg Yankovskiy) who comes to Italy and soon gets caught up in the ravings of a lunatic (Erland Josephson) who thinks modern life is rubbish. The actions mirror the film’s making. Tarkovsky, too, had come to Italy from Russia, where filmmaking had, finally, become difficult. He brought Russia with him. He’s possibly the only director to make Italy look miserable: It’s a film of decaying, disused old buildings, with water leaking through roofs or running through its floors.

Oleg Yankovskiy plays a brooding poet in Andrei Tarkovsky’s “Nostalghia.� / BAMCINEMATEK

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come down too obviously on one side or the other in this, between the anarchist group and the private espionage firm tracking them. We were really trying to do that. Patricia Clarkson is such a charismatic, alluring, intelligent actress, and we felt like it was important that the CEO be as charismatic and compelling as the leader of … well, there are no leaders in an anarchist group, but Benji [Alexander Skarsgard] is certainly your charismatic figure. And so it was important that there be a sort of equal balance in the attraction and the allure. I think all of the territory that the film is exploring is a lot of moral gray [area] and complexity, and there are no easy answers. Even in the anarchist group, they’re fighting about how far is too far.

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Outer borough who? Real estate. Brooklyn’s climbing prices make it nearly as expensive as Manhattan. Manhattan brokers Ari Harkov and Warner Lewis recently searched for apartments in the West Village for a client, who wanted to pay around $650,000 for a one-bedroom. Not satisfied by the results, they expanded the search to Brooklyn Heights, thinking that would yield much more space for the money. They were wrong. Brooklyn hasn’t offered up the massive discount their client was hoping for, said Lewis. These days, “it’s not a dramatic difference” in price between one-bedrooms in the West Village and comparable units in Brooklyn Heights, he added. In fact, the median asking price for a Brooklyn Heights unit has risen 37.8 percent in the past five years to $792,500, according to StreetEasy. By contrast, the median price in the West Village rose only 4.34 percent during that same period, to $895,000. Manhattan or Brooklyn: The choice used to be an easy one. Those who could afford it chose “the city,” not the dowdy stepsister across the river, with its longer commutes and cheaper home prices. Today, though, Brooklyn is the top pick of more and more harried urbanites, and the proof is in the numbers. With sale prices

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and rents rising in Brooklyn, brokers said, many home-seekers find that popular neighborhoods no longer come at the discount they’re expecting. “When I get a call from a buyer looking for a place in Brooklyn and they say, ‘I want to move there because I want more space for my money,’ I don’t beat around the bush,” said

Lindsay Barton Barrett, a broker from the Corcoran Group. “I immediately tell them they’re going to be disappointed.” This month, we analyzed market data to find out how prices in prime Brooklyn neighborhoods compare to their Manhattan counterparts. The data show that rents have been rising much faster in Brooklyn than in Manhattan, significantly narrowing the pricing gap between the two boroughs. In March, the median rental price for a one-bedroom in prime Brooklyn neighborhoods was $2,560, an 11.3 percent jump from the same month of last year, according to a recent market report from the brokerage Prudential Douglas Elliman. By contrast, the median rental price for Manhattan was $3,195, an increase of 6.7 percent. When it comes to sales, many Brooklyn neighbor-

hoods are still cheaper than Manhattan, but the difference is smaller than it used to be. In the first quarter, the median sales price for a Brooklyn apartment shot up 14 percent to $515,000 year-over-year, Elliman’s data shows, while the median price in Man-

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ment in Brooklyn,” said Barrett, who is handling sales at the new condo 123 Fort Greene Place, where prices start at $749,000 for a one-bedroom. “But if you’re looking for a twobedroom apartment, the prices are much more similar.” It’s no secret that Brooklyn prices have been on the rise, as the borough’s idyllic brownstones increasingly lure buyers out of Manhattan. “Now you find that people are more open to both boroughs, not all of both boroughs but [certain areas],” said Terry Naini, a Town Residential broker. “It’s like those neighborhoods are an extension of Manhattan.” KATHERINE CLARKE TheRealDeal.com is a daily blog and monthly magazine covering real estate in the New York metro area.

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Williamsburg has actually declined by 2.2 percent to $585,493 over the past five years, StreetEasy data shows. Still, the East Village has seen its median asking price drop 18.8 percent to $667,500 during the past five years, according to StreetEasy, putting it more in the range of Williamsburg prices. All those new waterfront towers mean sale prices in Williamsburg are now

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MLB seeks to suspend A-Rod for PED links Managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner conceded on Monday that at times Alex Rodriguez has disappointed the Yankees. Now, Steinbrenner may have a new reason to be disappointed with Rodriguez, who is currently rehabbing a second hip injury in Tampa, Fla. During the early innings of last night’s Yankees game with Cleveland, ESPN’s T.J. Quinn broke the news that MLB will seek a 100-game suspension for Rodriguez’s second performanceenhancing drugs (PED) offense in connection with the league’s investigation of the Biogensis clinic in Miami. According to the ESPN story, Anthony Bosch, the doctor who ran the clinic, is expected to give sworn testimony to MLB investigators.

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Jason Giambi has always had a loose, fun-loving personality, including during the seven seasons he spent with the Yankees. If he becomes a manager after retiring from a playing career that began 18 years ago with Oakland, there’s a good chance that the team he manages will have the same characteristics in the clubhouse. “We’d have fun,” Giambi said. “We’d have a loose clubhouse. I know there’s enough pressure, and I’ve had some incredible managers in Joe Torre, Tito [Terry Francona] and Tony La Russa. I played for some greats of the game, so I understand the style and that kind of stuff.” Giambi is so highly regarded by many that Francona, his current manager, says even he’s leaned on him at times. “I have never been around somebody like

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Cardinals (38-19) The Cardinals are still the best in baseball after a 5-2 week. With two road wins, the Cardinals improved their leagueleading 20-9 road record — a major reason for their success. They’ll be tested this week with a four-game set against Arizona and then three games at Cincinnati.

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Despite a .500 record this past week, the Rangers still remain second in our rankings, and the best team in the American League. Their lead in the AL West has been narrowed under two games.

Taking two-of-three from the Pirates over the weekend moved the Reds into a tie with Pittsburgh for second in the NL Central. These wins came on the road, but hey’re back in Cincy this week.

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Red Sox (35-23)

Even with only a 4-3 record last week, the Braves jumped out to a 6 1/2-game lead in the NL East. Through Sunday, Braves pitching had allowed three runs or less in their last five games.

A 4-3 week, including taking two-of-three from the Yankees, pushed the Sox back into first in the AL East. It appears the pitching is getting back on track with an average of 2.43 runs per game this week.

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Pierre-Paul could miss season debut NFL. The Giants defensive end will be out three months after undergoing back surgery yesterday. The Giants may have finally given fans a reason why Jason Pierre-Paul struggled in 2012. Now, they just hope it won’t run into next season. The Giants confirmed yesterday that Pierre-Paul underwent surgery on his back in Los Angeles. The team put the timetable for recovery at three months, which would mean an early September return. The Giants open the regular season Sept. 8 against Dallas. “My back has been bothering me for a while, and even last season, I played through some back issues,” Pierre-Paul said in a statement. “The treatment I’ve been doing has helped

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manage the issue, but this procedure is going to get me fully healthy, and there should be no more pain.” The team said he underwent a successful microdiscetomy, which is done to correct a herniated disc. Pierre-Paul had just 6.5

sacks last season after exploding on the national scene in 2011 with 16.5 sacks. The 24-year-old firstround pick was considered a raw talent entering the league, and his breakout 2011 season was seen as a sign of huge things to come.

But there were few answers to his struggles in 2012. He didn’t have a sack in the final seven games of the season. ESPN reported PierrePaul played through the injury last season and received multiple epidural shots to numb the pain. Pierre-Paul sat out organized team activities last week with what head coach Tom Coughlin said was an excused absence. Coughlin was “aware of both circumstances there” in respect to the absences of Pierre-Paul and fellow defensive end Justin Tuck. The Giants were counting on Pierre-Paul even more this upcoming season after the departure of Osi Umenyiora to Atlanta. Umenyiora was a free agent, and one of the reasons the team barely debated bringing him back was due to the emergence of Pierre-Paul.

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Belmont. Draw to be held today as Oxbow, Orb angle for victory There will be no Triple Crown on the line Saturday, but horse racing fans will get a grudge match between Orb and Oxbow. Orb, the winner of this year’s Kentucky Derby, and Oxbow, winner of the Preakness Stakes, are the leading two candidates in the 15-horse field. The draw will be held today at 10 a.m. Orb finished fourth in the Preakness and never really threatened Oxbow, a 15/1 underdog, in the race. Oxbow finished a respectable sixth in the Derby. If anyone is going to challenge the two previous Triple Crown event winners, he will likely come from trainer Todd Pletcher. Pletcher is fielding five horses in the race, including Palace Malice and Revolutionary, both of whom ran in the Derby and then sat out the Preakness. Revolutionary finished third in the Derby

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