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Spitzer scrambles to get on the primary ballot Political return? Disgraced former governor is in a flurry of last-minute signature gathering. Since announcing his plan to run for city comptroller on Sunday, Eliot Spitzer has been scrambling to get enough signatures by Thursday’s deadline to make it onto the Democratic primary ballot. Spitzer is paying canvassers $800 per day — a rate that is typically unheard of in city petition drives, the New York Daily News reports. The former governor needs to collect 3,750 signatures from registered Democrats to qualify for the Sept. 10 primary. The signatures must come from voters who have not already signed for another

candidate. Spitzer gave himself only four days to pull off what other candidates take a month to do. Some political strategists are questioning whether he will make it onto the ballot, The New York Post reports. He didn’t even reach out to political consultants until the last minute, The Post said. While canvassers were out Wednesday morning, several women’s groups took to the steps of City Hall to decry Spitzer’s participation in the prostitution industry and to denounce his run.

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Spitzer leads Stringer in poll for comptroller Disgraced ex-Gov. Eliot Spitzer is leading an early poll in the race for city comptroller, beating his main competition by nine points. Among registered Democrats, Spitzer is ahead of Manhattan Borough President

A 26-year-old man has been arrested and charged with arson, criminal mischief and reckless endangerment after trying to burn an American flag outside a bar in Midtown Manhattan late at night after the Fourth of July, according to court documents. Court documents indicate that Jeffrey Schorfheide, 26, was caught

on a surveillance camera footage using a lighter to torch an American flag outside the Playwright Irish Pub around 4:35 a.m. on July 5. Schorfheide reportedly confessed in a written statement that after “a number of unsuccessful attempts,” the flag went up in flames and the awning outside the restaurant caught fire.

Playwright owner John Doherty said he was shocked that the alleged arsonist was an American. Doherty’s American citizenship was just approved July 1. “It was extra special for me, putting a flag up outside the bar,” he said. He said that repairing the damage has already cost him $4,000. DANIELLE TCHOLAKIAN

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Scott Stringer 42 to 33 percent, according to a Wall Street Journal-NBC 4 New York-Marist poll. Almost a quarter of voters polled were still undecided. The poll also showed 67 percent of Democrats believe Spitzer should be given a second chance five years after resigning amid a prostitution scandal. ANNA SANDERS

Firefighters Association endorses Bill Thompson Mayoral candidate Bill Thompson earned another key endorsement with the Uniformed Firefighters Association, announcing that its members will back him in this year’s race. “New Yorkers need a

leader that understands that public safety is the bedrock of a growing economy and vibrant, thriving city,” said Steve Cassidy, the union’s president. The endorsement is significant for Thompson, who has been trailing City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and Anthony Weiner in recent polls. Bill Thompson / GETTY IMAGES

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De Blasio arrested at hospital protest Election 2013. Mayoral candidate was arrested while fighting possible closure of LICH. In what his office hailed as an act of civil disobedience, Public Advocate and mayoral hopeful Bill de Blasio was arrested yesterday during a protest against the closure of Brooklyn’s Long Island College Hospital. “We are going to lose a vital community hospital in a matter of weeks unless something changes,” de Blasio said after being arrested for disorderly conduct. De Blasio and other politicians joined nurses and healthcare workers to rally outside SUNY’s Midtown offices, protesting SUNY Downstate Medical Center’s moves to close the Cobble Hill hospital. Two other mayoral candidates, Anthony Weiner and City Comptroller John Liu, were also at the protest but were not arrested. City Councilman Stephen Levin was also arrested, along with the president and executive director of the New York State Nurses Association. TACORI IS NOW AVAILABLE

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Enterprise finds a temporary home After suffering damage during Superstorm Sandy, the space shuttle Enterprise exhibit launched at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum on Wednesday, July 10. Intrepid is only the shuttle’s temporary home as officials look for a nearby location to build a permanent space to house it. BREANNA BISHOP, GETTY IMAGES

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NOT YOU AGAIN? How is it possible that in our nation of 310 million people, the same ones surface over and over again, convinced that they are destined to lead us? I write this, of course, as Anthony Weiner, Sarah Palin, Rick Perry and Eliot Spitzer are once again swirling through the news. Each is in the process of or pondering a run for high office yet again, and I find this, in a word, astonishing. And in another word, irritating. I’m not trashing them for their past records or political peccadillos … or, in the case of Texan Perry, his armadillos. Each has proven at some juncture capable of winning the public’s trust and support, and heaven forbid I should impede their quest to, as Steely Dan once sang, “Do It Again.” I’ll even put aside the ready arsenal of hooker and Russiafrom-my-house jokes I have at my elbow. (Well,

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people.” Because the streets are vacated and everybody’s in a refuge, all they can destroy is buildings and vehicles when nobody’s there.

Guillermo del Toro is first and foremost a movie buff, which has been causing him a distinct amount of unhappiness. You see, del Toro has been so busy making movies — particularly his latest, the giant robots vs. giant monsters blockbuster “Pacific Rim” — that he hasn’t had any time to actually watch other people’s movies. Or at least that’s the excuse he gives for not having seen “Man of Steel” or the first installment of “The Hobbit,” which he was originally pegged to direct. There’s been a lot of criticism about the levels of carnage shown in “Man of Steel.” Your film also features a great deal of urban destruction. How do you keep that from crossing the line from fun into too realistic? Well, kaiju movies by definition bring a completely escapist fun in these type of fights. When you’re a kid and you’re watching Godzilla stomp a bunch of tanks or jets or cut through a city, the proportions of these things are so enormous that you cannot correlate them to anything real. What I do is I then bring in visually a very different sense of style from reality. I have these super-colored lights illuminating the rain, so it looks like a living comic book or a living anime. And the thing that I do very, very consciously is I vacated all the streets so they would be empty of people. So you’re never thinking, “Oh, the kaiju just crushed 600

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Are you planning to do another non-English language film anytime soon, or do you live in Hollywood exclusively now? Yeah, I would love to. I produce a lot of movies in Latin America and Spain, and I’m producing a movie right now in Mexico. As a director, I would love to do it, but I need to find a story that suits me. It’s not like I have a drawer full of stories in Spanish and in English. [Laughs]

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creatures among the giant beasts and just-asenormous machines, right? “Yes,” he readily admits. “My favorite jaeger is Cherno Alpha, because I think he is adorable. It’s kind of this heavy, sort of clumsy, very old-fashioned, almost steampunk-y jaeger, and I like that. It looks like a giant iron boiler. And my favorite kaiju is Leatherback, the gorilla-esque one, because I fully identify with his beer belly.”

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Rock ’em sock ’em robot nonsense Big monster movie. Guillermo del Toro’s latest is a brain-dead behemoth.

Review ‘PaciďŹ c Rim’ Director. Guillermo del Toro Stars. Charlie Hunnam, Rinko Kikuchi

There are many jobs at which Guillermo del Toro would excel: As a creature designer, as a creator of sheer mood, as a star group writer — the guy who sits in the corner, throwing out crazy, brilliant ideas for others to pound into some kind of shape. He’s not really a leader, as a leader needs discipline and exactitude. Del Toro has neither. His films, even his best ones, are sloppy, with maddening bursts of unbridled creativity made with little organization. Even his serious films (“The Devil’s Backbone� and “Pan’s Labyrinth�) are weakly structured and short on ideas — but, like the “Hellboy� films and “Blade II� (his

Rating. PG-13

••••• masterpiece), have cool creatures and atypically gorgeous digital effects. This is to say that, in theory, the ideal movie for del Toro is one where giant robots battle giant aliens. This is “Pacific Rim,â€? a noisy monstrosity that embraces the notion that its director can’t tell a story and can’t see through intriguing ideas but has a knack for filmmaking that’s by turns (and sometimes simultaneously) visceral and elegant. The plot is (thankfully)

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simple: In the near future, monsters from another universe (called “kaiju�) have risen from the sea. The world’s nations have met this threat by joining together and erecting towering rock ‘em sock ‘em robots. The humans are equal parts cliched and reliably stock: There’s a bland taciturn hero (Charlie Hunnam), a hot brainiac nursing vengeance

against the kaiju (Rinko Kikuchi), a St. Crispin’s Day-style speech-spouting leader amusingly named Stacker Pentecost (Idris Elba) and wacky scientists (Charlie Day and Burn Gorman), because nerds are fun. “To fight monsters we created monsters,� goes one of the taglines. Don’t worry about the Frankensteinian implications.

This has no interest in addressing philosophical concerns, or thinking about much of anything. This has its drawbacks: An hour is wasted wondering who will pilot the big robots. When the battles belatedly come, they’re pummeling, if not always clear. Dinosaurlike behemoths of varying builds and features smash with clangy, rusty

mega-automaton, always at nighttime, sometimes in the rain. One tussle threatens to take place in daylight, but quickly heads to darker environs. (Don’t see this in post-converted 3-D, which renders everything murkier than it is already.) Might wins over sense, and the battles are fun. Del Toro is smart and calculating enough to slowly parcel out cool weaponry (a sword!). Once a bot uses a giant boat as a bat, one’s brain shuts down, and most is forgiven. It’s hard to love a movie that teases some intriguing nonsense about mind-melds, only to drop it once it becomes too complicated. Then again, it’s easy to (hesitantly) love a film so in awe of grease and gears and rust — where digital technology at one point fails, and analogue has to save the day. Swoon.

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Interview. The good-guy actor talks about mussing his image with filmmaker Sebastian Silva for “Crystal Fairy.” Before discussing his new microbudget feature, “Crystal Fairy,” Michael Cera talks emphatically about the films of John Cassavetes. He cites “Opening Night,” starring Gena Rowlands as an unhinged stage actress, as his favorite. But he didn’t come around to “Husbands” — the filmmaker/actor’s seething look at three friends’ joint bender — right away. “The first time I watched it, I felt like I was watching an acting class — actors flexing their muscles. But now I really love it.” If Cera, now 25, wants to be taken more seriously as a thespian — or even shed his nice guy George Michael Bluth image — he’s not being open about it. When asked about hunting for edgier fare like “Crystal Fairy,” in which he’s an

sometimes feed his actors — also including Gaby Hoffmann as the titular hippie — before takes. Cera briefly played an abrasive cokehead version of himself in “This Is the End,” but “Crystal Fairy” is Cera as a jerk at feature-length. “He’s pretty self-serving,” he explains. “He’s incapable of putting himself in other people’s shoes. He’s so stuck in his head and his own agenda. In terms of playing him, though, it’s so much fun. You’ll pretend to be nice to someone when you’re just manipulating them, or just be outright rude to them.” That’s a different persona for him, and a different way of working. “We’d just run the camera and film the scene, so you could really immerse yourself in that feeling,”

Ugly American on a drug trip, his answer is quiet and modest. “I was just trying to find people to collaborate with who had similar sensibilities,” he says. “It’s one of the great things about being involved in this business, that you can meet people who are so talented, whose stuff you admire, who you can potentially work with.” After seeing “The Maid,” a hilariously neurotic Argentine dramedy about a grumpy housekeeper, he reached out to its director, Sebastian Silva. The two wound up collaborating on two movies. When the first, “Magic Magic,” about a woman’s (Juno Temple) descent into madness, ran into budget problems, they ran off to make the tiny “Crystal Fairy” in 12 days. There wasn’t a script, but there was a treatment. Everything was planned but the dialogue, which Silva would

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“It’s one of the great things about being involved in this business, that you can meet people who are so talented, whose stuff you admire, who you can potentially work with.” Cera, on collaborating with Sebastian Silva

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Sebastian Silva On Michael Cera: “I really like the way Michael looks. I’m really into how people look. His is such a versatile face. I feel it could be anything. I don’t think I could ever work with, like, Ryan Gosling. Not that I don’t like his acting, but I’m not intrigued by his looks. In ‘Harold and Maude,’ you’re never going to forget their faces. There’s something about features I think is really important. Gaby has a very specific face. Natalie Portman looks

like — what does she look like? Like nothing. I mean, imagine Michael at 45. It’s so amazing. What is he going to look like?” On not making a drug movie: “What is a drug movie? I hate when I say ‘Americans’ because it seems so patronizing and annoying, but let me say it: Americans have a tendency to classify things. Suchand-such is a drug movie, a thriller, a sex movie. But this is not a drug movie. For me it’s more of a movie

about friendship. The drug is a MacGuffin for everybody else. You never get to experience a subjective experience of the drug as you do in “Easy Rider” or “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.” It’s not “Enter the Void.” You have this super low-key movie about a bunch of kids who take a drug, but observe pelicans and rub each other in the sand. They never talk about how f—ed up they are. The only reference is when Michael has his panic attack, and then they say we’re landing, and that’s it.”

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George Michael Bluth drops mescaline Drug saga. “Crystal Fairy� turns Michael Cera into a druggie Ugly American.

Review ‘Crystal Fairy’ Director. Sebastian Silva Stars. Michael Cera, Gaby Homann

“Crystal Fairy� is first and foremost the latest attempt by Michael Cera to shed his bland, buttonhis-shirt-to-the-top nice guy image. “This Is the End� all too briefly presented him as a groping cokehead. “Fairy� settles for him being a brusque, self-involved Ugly American. The first of two tiny road trip films he made in Chile with “The Maid� filmmaker Sebastian Silva (the other, “Magic Magic,� is still looking for a distributor,) it casts him as Jamie, an expat of apparent bottomless wealth in Santiago, who of course hasn’t bothered to learn the language. At a party he’s so happy to meet another American — and so high — that he doesn’t imme-

Rating. R

••••• diately notice that she’s a spacey, annoying hippie named (yes) Crystal Fairy (Gaby Hoffmann). To his horror, she joins him and some local buddies on a trip to drop mescaline at a remote beach. Their hoped-for good times are thus plagued by her micromanaging their hangouts, talking about 2012 doomsday (this is a slight period piece) and dropping “magicâ€? rocks in their beer. Jamie’s entitled stranger in a strange land routine, comically abrasive though it is, is

Gaby Homann and Michael Cera prepare to take mescaline in “Crystal Fairy.â€? / SOFIA SUBERCASEAUX

quickly overshadowed by his irritation with someone who’s even more of an outsider than him. Likewise, Cera’s imageshedding is eclipsed by Hoffmann’s hugely dedicated and often surprising performance. Cera was an adolescent star, but Hoff-

mann was a child actor who appeared in the likes of “Field of Dreams� and “Sleepless in Seattle.� This is the meatiest, closestto-high profile role she’s ever had, and she digs right in. Crystal Fairy has her share of hippie cliches

(including casual nudism that unnerves, not delights, her male comrades, whom she condescendingly calls “my boys�). But Hoffmann gives her other shades. She can be genuinely warm. And she can be profoundly

passive-aggressive, if not aggressive-aggressive. She might seem like a space cadet, but Hoffmann slips in notes of bitter self-awareness. After Jamie, having long tried to (barely) conceal his contempt, finally explodes on her, she quietly departs from the group. It’s suggested she’s getting old enough that she’s finally starting to sense how her flower child behavior alienates her from others. One never knows which side she’s going to show, or how deeply she’ll dig into whichever conflicting side of her persona. And she gives this shambling, loose drug trip film — ably handled by Silva, whose tactile, handheld filmmaking never devolves into a silly tripping style — a neurotic, characterdriven shot in the arm.

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‘Grown Ups 2’

Sanchez, of “The Blair Witch Project,” and Gareth Evans, of the martial arts spectacular “The Raid: Redemption,” to kick the franchise up a few notches.

Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Kevin James and David Spade reunite for another lazy paid vacation for rich people who don’t need one. But where’s Rob Schneider? (Granted, few are asking this question.)

‘Viola’

‘Fruitvale Station’ Ryan Googler’s Sundance hit — picked up for a pretty penny by the Weinsteins — stars Michael B. Jordan (Wallace from “The Wire”) as a young Bay Area man out on a tumultuous New Year’s Eve. Octavia Spencer co-stars in the drama.

‘V/H/S/2’ The second in the found-footage horror anthology series brings forth director Eduardo

Argentine filmmaker Matias Pineiro performs a playful twist on Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night,” shedding the iambic pentameter and reducing the events to a character-shifting hour length.

‘Israel: A Home Movie’ The story of Israel, starting from its birth, is told through 8mm home movies dug out of vaults and attics.

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Host your own clambake Seafood. You don’t have to be on the beach to enjoy this New England tradition.

Clambakes are as beloved in New England as summer. But you don’t have to have a beach (although that helps) to host your own at home. Executive Chef Karsten Hart, of The Castle Hill Inn in Newport, R.I., has been the master and commander of around 30 clambakes over the past two years for guests (his seafood-y to-do was voted Rhode Island’s Best Clambake by Rhode Island Monthly). Here, he breaks down how to love the bivalves. What are the steps to take to host a clambake if you’re on the beach? Before building your clambake pit, one needs a proper wire basket to place the food in, burlap,

a beach is that you avoid having sand in your food, which is inevitable when preparing food on a beach.

Executive Chef Karsten Hart hosts clambakes at The Castle Hill Inn in Newport, R.I. (www.castlehillinn.com). / CASTLE HILL INN

a few sailing tarps and lots of wood. The baskets can be custom-made and purchased from [www. anysizebasket.com]. I suggest purchasing at least two. The rest of the equipment can be found at a local hardware store. Once you have purchased all your equipment, you simply need to dig a hole (around 5 feet across and 3 feet deep). Once you have dug the hole, place

enough wood to fill, and light using newspaper and a match. What are the steps to take if you don’t have sand? Can you still have a clambake? At Castle Hill Inn, our clambake is perched well above Grace Kelly Beach, where we have no sand, only dirt and rocks. The advantage of building a pit in the earth rather than

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It’s not just clams in your clambake. What else do you add? We add homemade chorizo, potatoes, corn and lobsters, but you could add just about anything. This past year, we buried a whole pig in the clambake pit and smoked it for four hours before unveiling. It was delicious. Is the clambake a Rhode Island tradition? Clambakes are traditional to New England. There are two native Rhode Island tribes — the Narragansett and Wampanoag — who were known for their clambake celebrations. Some historians even state that the clambake may have been one of the first Thanksgiving celebrations.

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Recipe. What’s in the Castle Hill clambake FOR THE FULL RECIPE, VISIT US ONLINE AT METRO.US.

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3 shallots, diced

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2 garlic cloves, minced

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20 littleneck clams, washed

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1 teaspoon red chili akes

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4 links chorizo (Portuguese sausage), cut into 1-inch pieces

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4 ears corn, cut into 2 inch pieces

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2 lbs. ďŹ ngerling potatoes, blanched for ďŹ ve minutes in boiling water

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3 cups rock seaweed, lightly grilled

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Lamar Odom cheated on Khloe Kardashian with a stripper Khloe Kardashian has kicked husband Lamar Odom out of their home for cheating. But it gets worse. He cheated with a stripper. For more than a year. And he paid her. According the bombshell report from Star magazine, the woman in question is 29-yearold stripper Jennifer Richardson, whom he met at the Stadium Club strip club in Washington, D.C., after a Clippers game last year. The first night they hooked up, Odom took care to take “her phone apart and put the pieces in different spots all around the room” so she couldn’t record their tryst. But that doesn’t keep a resourceful stripper from becoming a “source” to Star magazine for money! The “affair” (which honestly just sounds like a bunch of sexual encounters after games in various hotel rooms around the coun-

try) lasted for months, with Odom at one point “gifting” her $3,000. Oh, and they had a threesome. (I don’t know how that falls into the blame game. Does that mean he cheated with several women, or with just one woman but very spectacularly?) Star reports that Khloe found out about the affair and kicked him out — but they would continue to get back together. But now it looks like they are headed for a divorce — sources tell Star that Odom moved out for good on June 3. Friends, you know it’s bad when Scott Disick seems like the good Kardashian significant other.

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He can’t shoot around lack of charisma. I just wish it was easier for Lindsay.”

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Lopez on that famous Versace dress The revealing green Versace dress Jennifer Lopez wore at the 2000 Grammys has become the stuff of legend, but Lopez herself remembers not getting what all the fuss was about. “When I came onstage with David Duchovny, who was the biggest star in the world, he said to the audience, ‘Nobody is looking at me,’” Lopez recalls to W magazine. “This loud sound started from the back of the room — it was kind of like a roar, over me in the dress. When I went to my seat, I said, ‘What’s the big deal?!’ Puffy and Benny were waiting, and they said, ‘You have to take pictures in that dress.’”

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While news of George Clooney and Stacy Keibler’s split may have come as a surprise to some, the writing had apparently been on the wall for quite some time for their doomed relationship, according to Us Weekly. “They hadn’t had sex in months,” a source says. “He’s been in Europe, and she’s in L.A., and they haven’t seen each other in a long time. Some girls would be OK with that and just be happy dating George, but not her.” According to TMZ.com, the two ended their contract, erm, relationship, over the phone.

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Tired of sitting half a block away from performers in huge theaters? Try lying on the floor as their video images flutter on the ceiling or having dancers twirl you across a living-room floor. Let them place your hand on their chests to feel their pounding hearts. Interact with them in a room hung with deep-red curtains. Governors Island, the historic site in Upper New York Bay, now harbors a variety of recreational activities, including a homemade miniature golf course and art classes for kids. Walk 10 minutes from a free ferry connecting the island to lower Manhattan and Brooklyn

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tension that has largely contributed to the Jersey band’s staying power. Fronted by Ira and his wife, Georgia, Yo La Tengo has been making music for just about three decades. And they’re not slowing down. One wonders if they ever hit a creative wall. “It doesn’t seem that way. Maybe our standards are too low,” laughs Kaplan. “I would say that every time we finish making a record, that’s the only time I think about that. You always figure, ‘Well, it’s got to run out some time’ … but … it seems that at a certain point, we all ... know we’re ready and get to work.” “Fade” is the most recent product of that work, and it’s the trio’s tightest album in more than a decade. Released on the heels of 2009’s “Popular Songs” (which had a track Scan to Win!

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Get to know Austin Mahone Music. The Justin Bieber comparisons end here.

He may be a cute, earringclad teen who got famous thanks to YouTube, but 17-year-old Austin Mahone wants you to see him as his own artist, not a Justin Bieber rip-off. With a collaboration with Flo Rida under his belt and an opening slot on Taylor Swift’s “Red� tour this summer, it’s safe to say Mahone is carving out an identity all his own. Get to know him now so you can impress your friends by saying you knew him before his career took off. What is the question you get asked most often on interviews? I always get asked about people I’m compared to.

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We all scream for gelato! going out guide

Welcome to your weekend! Fourth of July may have come and gone, but the party hasn’t stopped here at Metro. On tap: lots of gelato, happenings in AC and a pie-eating party (yup). Happy weekend!

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Lets start with the basics: Ice cream is American. Gelato, however, is a sweet gift from the Italians, ranking right up there with pizza and pasta. (Also, gelato typically contains little or no eggs, more milk, less cream and is churned more slowly than ice cream. In sum, it has less fat, less air and is served at a slightly warmer temperature.) And while most of us have sampled everything from vanilla bean to mint chip, the latest offerings from local pastry chefs and gelato makers are far from typical. From Bananimal to Zabaglione, we sampled some of the finest sweet treats this side of the Atlantic. And while it’s

flavor combination in an ice cream. One day, I had leftover carrot cake made with walnuts and coconut as well as some buttermilk in the refrigerator … and the rest is history! I think the sourness of the buttermilk goes nicely with the sweetness of the carrot cake.”

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not a trip to Firenze, you may feel transported to somewhere special with a taste of these frozen creations. Here’s the scoop on a dozen must-try’s:

Mo Gelato 178 Mulberry St., 212-226-6758 With flavors crafted by Italian gelataios at this Little Italy storefront, we’re partial to the classic zabaglione flavor (start-

ing at $3.50), a gelato made with sweet marsala, a Sicilian fortified wine.

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355 Greenwich St., 212-274-9310 Buttermilk gelato with carrot cake chunks and brown sugar balsamic (three scoops/$8) is our go-to. Says pastry chef Colleen Grapes: “Traditional carrot cake has cream cheese frosting, and I wanted to capture that

54 Carmine St., 212-255-2100 At this West Village neighborhood gem, chef David Standridge and his team offer their take on classic flavors (think vanilla rum, dark chocolate and rhubarb), but our fave is the sour cream gelato ($6).

Grand Central Oyster Bar 89 E. 42nd St., 212-490-6650 Pastry Chef Januz Noka is churning out his take on traditional flavors like Key lime gelato with graham crackers (starting at $6.50), but adds that the most unusual flavor he’s originated

at the Oyster Bar is sea urchin ice cream. “It’s a big hit all the time,” he says, adding that mango black pepper sorbet is also a hot summertime flavor.

Krescendo 364 Atlantic Ave., 718-330-0888 Newly appointed chef Robert Noorman cools off diners with his rotating menu of inventive flavors, but the most refreshing is the pepper mint gelato (three scoops/$8), made with fresh-cracked black pepper and fresh mint.

Vivoli Il Gelato Macy’s Herald Square, 151 W. 34th St., sixth floor. Imagine rice pudding spun into gelato and voila! Vivoli’s riso gelato, made with Arborio rice (starting at $4.75), is served at its first location outside of Florence.

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218 Lafayette St., 212-965-8777 From pastry chef Brian Sullivan comes a roster of seasonal flavors of sorbet and gelato, including rosemaryviolet, also known as the “blue moon,” a Wisconsin specialty invention (one scoop/$3, three scoops/$8).

Sorella & Stellina 95 Allen St., 212-274-9555 Revert back to the joys of childhood with pastry chef Michelle Catarata’s playful flavor, Bananimal: banana gelato, animal crackers and caramel swirl (one scoop/$3, two scoops/$5), served at both Stellina and its sister gelato shop next door, Sorella.

Corvo Bianco 446 Columbus Ave., 212-5952624 At her brand-new Upper West Side coastal Italian spot, chef Elizabeth Falkner has a menu that includes fennel gelato (served with Italian cookies, $10).

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Manon 407 W. 14th St., 212-596-7255 Executive pastry chef Beth Bosmeny, formerly of Eleven Madison Park, makes Manon’s gelato daily, including the chocolate Earl Grey (three scoops/$9). “This is made with 70 percent Valhrona chocolate and the Earl Grey tea is from the company that we use for tea for the restaurant, Serendipitea. We infuse the tea in the milk for 15 minutes prior to making the custard base. We use more milk than cream in the base to make it creamier, and the chocolate is very dark and rich, which helps balance out the strong flavor of the tea,” Bosmeny says.

Vesta 21-02 30th Ave., Astoria, 718-545-5550 Blasphemy be damned! Astoria’s Vesta has a Baby Jesus cake gelato — a spin on their notable Baby Jesus date cake — both made with sticky toffee, dates and cream.

Epicerie Boulud 1900 Broadway, 212-595-9606 Try the pistachio-black cherry gelato sandwiched inside a pistachio macaron ($5).

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Games and glamour in Atlantic City Getaways. AC has rebounded from the storm and is ready for summer. In its 10th year, the Borgata ups the ante with entertainment that goes beyond slots.

The Borgata is one of Atlantic City’s new classics. The hotel and casino brands itself as “The Show that Never Ends,” a

nod to the 24-hour nature of casino life. But it could also describe Atlantic City’s cultural resilience. Like its recently stormbattered coastline, AC is adapting quickly. While it continues to keep oldguard gamblers happy, it now welcomes a hipper crowd seeking sophisticated cuisine and edgy entertainment. The Borgata celebrated its 10th anniversary last week with a concert headlined by The Roots. Backstage, Chrissy Teigen, multitalented model and fiancee of John Legend, mused on why she enjoys

spending time in casinos. “I love the fact that everyone is in one spot,” she told us. “It’s almost like all the people that you see at the airport, from all different walks of life, but actually in a communal place to have a great time.” That diversity was reflected in the show’s lineup, kicking off with a set from comedian Aziz Ansari, followed by Slash fronting The Roots for a jazzed-up “Sweet Child of Mine.” Later, a joyous Jill Scott had the usually sedate crowd on their feet. During the show, in a

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scene right out of “Boardwalk Empire,” thieves pulled off a $200,000 heist in the casino’s jewelry store. In the new Atlantic City, gambling, although the main source of revenue, is just one option among many. Celebrity chefs such as Wolfgang Puck and Philadelphia

rising star Jose Garces have all set up shop down the shore. The Water Club, the boutique hotel adjoining the Borgata, has a twostory ocean-view spa that offers ayurvedic treatments. But for those dreaming of hitting it big, there will always be the games.

“I still have chips from every casino I’ve ever been to,” Tiegen confessed. “I don’t even cash them in. If John ever kicks me to the curb, I’m just going to turn in all my chips.”

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Metro’s picks for summer at the Borgata

Enjoy your visit Burlesque: Thursdays, 9 p.m., The Music Box

The Killers: Aug. 9, 8 p.m., The Event Center

The Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa 1 Borgata Way Atlantic City, N.J. 08401 866-692-6742 www.theborgata.com

Diana Ross: Aug. 18, 8 p.m., The Event Center

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Jim Gaffigan: Aug. 24, 7 and 10 p.m., The Event Center

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Spirits of New York Tasting Wednesday, 7 p.m. Astor Center 399 Lafayette St. $40 www.slowfoodnyc.org The second annual Spirits of New York tasting features spirits exclusively made in New York. Try each spirit with bitters, mixers and syrups also made right here in the Empire State. Toast to our state while chatting with local producers from Barrow’s Intense Ginger Liqueur, Breuckelen Distilling, Harvest Spirits, Industry City Distillery, Jack from Brooklyn and more.

Daisy Flour Pie Contest Saturday, 2 p.m. Brooklyn Kitchen 100 Frost St., Williamsburg $5-$10, 718-389-2982 www.thebrooklynkitchen.com Whether you like eating pie, making pie, judging other people’s pies or being surrounded by pies — whatever it is, Brooklyn Kitchen’s got you covered. For $10, pick up your flour ahead of time and enter your own pie, or for $5 you can show up, taste all the pies and vote for your favorite.

Guided Beer Tasting Monday, 5-7 p.m. Beer Table Pantry Graybar Passage, Grand Central Terminal Free www.beertable.com There’s no better kind of beer tasting than one where beer is paired with more beer. Join Brooklyn Brewery’s Brian Duprey for a guided tasting of Brooklyn’s Silver Anniversary Lager and Soriachi Ale. Learn what to look for in a glass of beer, or simply enjoy the free sipping.

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Hip Hop Throwdown Saturday, 3 p.m. Brooklyn Bridge Park 334 Furman St., Dumbo $20, www.bkhiphopfestival.com What better way to top off the Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival than with an all-day party at the Brooklyn Bridge? Performances by Redman and Pusha-T, plus a tribute to the late MCA by DJ Enuff, are on the roster for this body-movin’ good time. PLAY

Murder at the Met: A Scavenger Hunt Saturday, 5 p.m. The Metropolitan Museum of

Art, 1000 Fifth Ave. $34.50-$44.50, 212-535-7710 www.watsonadventures.com It was Colonel Mustard in the library with the lead pipe! This may not be Clue, but it’s as close to a real-life murder mystery game as an adult can get. In fact, only adults can participate in this whodunit at the famed museum. Teams search for answers after a museum curator is murdered for knowing just a little too much.

Fete Paradiso Debuts in NYC Saturday, 10:30 a.m. (every weekend from now through September) Governors Island, free www.feteparadiso.com Transport yourself to an early 20th century Parisian street fair this Bastille Day weekend as Fete Paradiso, the first traveling festival of vintage carnival rides and carousels, makes its

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Improv Everywhere Presents: MP3 Experiment 10 Sunday, 3 p.m. & 7 p.m. South Street Seaport, free www.improveverywhere.com Download the MP3, synchronize your watches and get ready for all hell to break loose. At the designated time everyone will hit “play,” be greeted by the voice of “Steve” and given a set of instructions. You might be a part of a 1,000-person water gun fight or a toilet paper mummy dance party — who knows? JAY HONSTETTER

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Cancer | June 21-July 22. The time is now ripe to tackle something that you’ve been reluctant to attempt. Don’t be. Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. If you’re involved in something that is moving along well, don’t upset it. Leaving it undisturbed only enhances its chances for improvement. Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Ventures that you create, develop or control have excellent chances for success. This is the day to back your own horse.

Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. You’re more fortunate than usual, in that you have several people pulling for you whom you may not even be aware of. Scorpio | Oct. 23-Nov. 21. You’ve just entered a cycle where, with a little extra effort, you can make your hopes a reality. Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21. When it comes to a commercial negotiation, don’t be reluctant to ask for the moon. Even if you have to settle for less, you should come out rather well.

Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan 20. It’s time to view an important arrangement from a different angle. A fresh perspective is likely to reveal a number of benefits.

Aries | March 21-April 20. Though you may have been experiencing trouble in your social life lately, your material affairs will continue to go well.

Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb 18. Some important changes are transpiring that are likely to be very advantageous for your career. Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. You could be unusually lucky when it comes to partnerships. Some alliances will be beneficial.

Taurus | April 21-May 21. Important personal matters can be advanced if you are bold and assertive rather than laid-back. Gemini | May 22-June 20. Your material prospects look to be very encouraging, especially in arrangements you share with one or more people. BERNICE BEDE OSOL

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Re: ‘Smokers the butt of unfair prejudice’ (Metro, July 9) I’m very allergic to cigarette smoke. Smokers keep lighting up at the bus stop, often not leaving me enough time to run to another stop. If I say anything, through the washcloth I’m holding over my mouth and nose, they say some lame garbage about how cars are worse for me. I’m trying to catch a bus to work, not jump in front of cars! CLAUDE VANVLACK, VIA EMAIL

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Legal Notices NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a license, serial # 1271900, for that Liquor applied Liquor,, Wine & Beer has been applied for by the undersigned to sell Liquor, Liquor, Wine & Beer at at retail under the Alcoholic Bevera ge Control Law Law at at 155 Beverage Southside Ave., Hastings On Hudson, NY 10706. W estchester County Westchester County,, for on premise consumption. H A Vine Restaurant Group Inc. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a license, Number Pending for Beer & Wine has been applied for by the undersigned to sell Beer & Wine at rretail etail in a Restaurant under the Alcoholic Beverage Contr ol Law at 53 Control Bond Str Street, eet, New Y York, ork, o NY 10012 for on-pr on-premises emises consumption. Mile End Sandwich LLC.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a license, serial # 1271957, that for Liquor Liquor,, Wine & Beer has been aapplied pplied for by the undersigned to sell Liquor Liquor,, Wine & Beer aatt retail under the Alcoholic Beverage Beverage Control Law Law At 1002 Cortelyou Rd., Brooklyn, NY 11218. Kings County County,, for on premise consumption. Highbur Highburyy Pub LLC.

NOTICE OF FORMATION NOTICE FORMA ATTION OF 2809 R EALLTTY LLC REALTY Articles of Organization Articles Organization filed Secretaryy of Sta State with Secretar te of NY (SSNY) on 06/20/2013. Office location: County.. SSNY loca tion: Kings County designated designa ted as aagent gent of LLC upon whom process against against served. it may be ser ved. SSNY shall mail process to: C/O The LLC, 2809 Ocean Ave Brooklyn NY 11229 which is also the principal business location. location. anyy la lawful activity.. Purpose: an wful activity NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF NEW YORK YOSSI KALFON, Plaintiff(s), v. VINCENT SARID BONFITTO DRORY, Defendant(s), Index No. 158542/2012, SUMMONS, TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon plaintiff’s attorney an answer to the complaint in this action within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, or within thirty days after service is complete if this summons is not personally delivered to you within the State of New York. In case of your failure to answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. The basis of the venue designated is the county and city where plaintiff performed in accordance with the agreement in dispute, which is the County of New York and the City of New York. Dated: December 3, 2012, Bridget Butler, Esq., 12 Desbrosses Street, NY, NY 10013, Tel. (917)328-7144, Fax (646) 355-0128, ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF YOSSI KALFON,

that a license, serial # 1271954, that for Liquor, Liquorr, Wine & Beer has been aapplied pplied for by the undersigned to Liquor,r, Wine & Beer at sell Liquor at retail Beverage under the Alcoholic Bevera ge Control Law Washington NY, La w At 817 W ashington St., NY Y, NY County,, for on 10014. New YYork ork o County premise Consumption. Bubbys MP Llc.

Notice Accompanying Summons Publication To: VINCENT SARID BONFITTO DRORY Foregoing summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to order of Part 35 NY County Supreme Court, 12/17/12, filed in the county clerk’s office at 60 Centre Street, NY, NY 10007. The object of this action is to obtain a money judgment against Defendant based on fraud, breach of contract and further just and proper relief. Money damages in case of default are no less than $161,120.21. Dated: June 17, 2013 New York, New York

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO LAW, PURSUANT LA AW,

Yours, etc. Bridget Butler, Esq. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO LAW, PURSUANT LA AW,

thatt the NYC Department of tha Consumer Affairs will hold a Public Hearing on Wednesday, Wednesday, July 17, 2013 at at 2:00 p.m. at at 66 John Street, 11th floor, floor, on a petition from Argo Tea, Tea, Inc. to establish, maintain, and operate operate an unenclosed unenclosed sidewalk café aatt 949 Broadway in the Borough of Manha Manhattan ttan for a term of two years.

thatt the NYC Department of tha Consumer Affairs will hold a Public Hearing on Wednesday, Wednesday, July 17, 2013 at at 2:00 p.m. at at 66 John Street, 11th floor, floor, on a petition from Argo Tea, Tea, e Inc. to establish, maintain, and operate operate an unenclosed unenclosed sidewalk café at at 1792 Broadway in the Borough of Manhattan Manhattan for a term of two years.

REQUESTS FOR COPIES OF THE PROPOSED REVOCABLE CONSENT AGREEMENT MAY MA AY BE ADDRESSED TO: DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AFF FA AIRS, ATTN: AT TTN: FOIL OFFICER, 42 AFFAIRS, BROADWAY, BROADW AY, NEW YORK, NY 10004.

REQUESTS FOR COPIES OF THE PROPOSED REVOCABLE CONSENT AGREEMENT MAY MA AY BE ADDRESSED TO: DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AFF FA AIRS, ATTN: AT TTN: FOIL OFFICER, 42 AFFAIRS, BROADW AY, NEW YORK, NY 10004. BROADWAY,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO LAW, PURSUANT LA AW,

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REQUESTS FOR COPIES OF THE PROPOSED REVOCABLE CONSENT AGREEMENT MA MAY AY DEPARTMENT BE ADDRESSED TO: DEP ARRTMENT T OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS, AFFFAAIRS, AATTN: TTTN: FOIL OFFICER, 42 BROADW BROADWAY, AY, NEW YORK, NY 10004.

of Beowulf Sheehan LLC Art. of Org. filed with the Secy. of State of New York (SSNY) on February 5, 2013. Office location: New York County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: The LLC, 305 East 4th Street, Apt. 3, New York, NY 10009 Purpose: Any lawful activity.

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thatt the NYC Department of tha Consumer Affairs will hold a Wednesday, Public Hearing on W ednesday, July 17, 2013 at at 2:00 p.m. aatt floor,, on a 66 John Street, 11th floor petition from Dukes East 19th Restaurant Ltd. to establish, maintain, and operate operate an unenclosed unenc losed sidewalk café aatt 99 E. 19th Street in the Borough Manhattan of Manha ttan for a term of two years.

that a license, Number 1271703 for Restaurant Wine has been applied for by the undersigned to sell beer & wine at retail retail in a Chinese Restaurant under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Control Law at: 8619 5TH Ave, Avve, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, NY 11209 for on-premises on-premises consumption. C & H Corp.

that a license, Number 1271607 for Restaurant Wine has been applied for by the undersigned to sell beer & wine at retail retail in a Chinese Restaurant under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Control Law at: 7116 18TH Ave, Avve, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, NY 11204 for on-premises on-premises consumption. Tong Xin Hot Pot Inc. T ong o

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