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INCENTIVE HITS CHORD WITH MUSIC SCENE William Harvey and Justin Kalifowitz, co-founders of New York Is Music, are pushing for a tax credit for music businesses, including members like Brooklyn Bowl. / BESS ADLER, METRO
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Justin Kalifowitz and William Harvey are the co-founders of New York Is Music, which is pushing for a state tax credit similar to what the film industry has. / BESS ADLER, METRO Most bang for buck Lentol said he’s hoping the tax credit will benefit the “smaller people”— the musicians who might be barely able to afford a “cubbyhole” in Williamsburg. •
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the public’s attention, the public servant’s attention on the scale and diverse nature that is the New York music industry,” Harvey said. To date, New York Is Music has more than 60 businesses and organizations that support the idea of a state music tax credit. In February, Lentol introduced a bill that would give a 20 percent tax break up to $60 million to companies and individuals involved with creating music. “New York, New York — we think it’s the darling of music aficionados, but the world has changed,” Assemblyman Lentol said. He hopes to get a proposal passed in the new legislative session, which starts in January. Looking forward, cofounder Kalifowitz hopes
West Village. Subway thief grabs sneakers from women’s feet F train and Q train riders beware: There’s a guy out there who might take your shoes. Cops are looking for the sneaker snatcher, described as a white male in his 30s, who has taken two shoes from women in the West Village. On Sept. 11, police say the suspect removed the right shoe of a woman
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Medical teams at John F. Kennedy airport, armed with Ebola questionnaires and temperature guns, began screening travelers from three West African countries on Saturday as U.S. health authorities stepped up efforts to stop the spread of the virus. JFK is the first of five U.S. airports to start enhanced screening of U.S.bound travelers from Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Those countries have seen most of the deaths from the outbreak, which has claimed more than 4,000 lives. Mohamed Dabo, a 22-year-old Indiana man who arrived at JFK from
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Sit-in. Thousands of people were staging protests, vigils and demonstrations against police violence in Missouri. Riot-gear-clad police officers arrested at least 17 people on Sunday after they refused orders to disperse from a spontaneous sit-in outside a convenience store in St. Louis during a weekend of otherwise peaceful protests against police violence. Another fatal shooting of an African-American teen by an off-duty cop on Oct. 8 has further inflamed tensions. Sunday’s arrests were in the same neighborhood where Wednesday’s shooting occurred. St. Louis police spokeswoman Schron Jackson said 17 people had been arrested for unlawful assembly early on Sunday at the parking lot of the QuickTrip convenience store. Mervyn Marcano, who is handling media relations for a group that provides jail support for protesters, said at least 19 people had been arrested. St. Louis Police Chief Sam Dotson tweeted during the protest that protesters were throwing rocks at the police. But the protesters tweeted that they had not thrown anything.
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Application questions that make you think Application season. Some schools are getting creative with their essay prompts. The college application essay is one of the only times during the admissions process where a student can showcase his or her personality. While many schools primarily focus their essay prompts on some variation of either “Why do you want to go to school here?� or “Tell us what makes you special,� some admissions offices are getting quite creative with their essay prompts. We’ve compiled some of our favorites here.
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Stanford University Stanford University wants to get to know what students are like outside of the classroom. “Write a note to your future roommate that reveals something about you or that will help your roommate — and us — know you better,� reads one prompt.
expression of personality, what would be your pH and why?�
The University of Chicago has long been known for its rigorous course load and the strength of its philosophy department. Given that, it’s no surprise that all of the school’s application essay prompts encourage interested students to get a little philosophical. This option immediately stood out to us: “Little pigs, French hens, a family of bears. Blind mice, musketeers, the Fates. Parts of an atom, laws of thought, a guideline for composition. Omne trium perfectum? Create your own group of threes, and describe why and how they ďŹ t together.â€? Honorable mention: Incoming students can also choose to answer the question, “Were pH an
Tufts University The university just outside of Boston is known for its obeat application questions. Last year, prospective students were asked one of the great questions of our time: “What does #YOLO mean to you?â€? High school seniors interested in Tufts currently have the option to “Celebrate [their] nerdy sideâ€? in 200 to 250 words. Honorable mention: “Sports, science and society are ďŹ lled with rules, theories and laws like the Ninth Commandment, PV=nRT, Occam’s Razor and The Law of Diminishing Returns. Three strikes and you’re out. In English, ‘I’ before ‘E’ except after ‘C.’ Warm air rises. Pick one and
Honorable mention: “What matters to you and why?� Students are encouraged to think outside the box with these questions. / DIGITAL VISION
explain its signiďŹ cance to you.â€? (Editor’s note: No, we couldn’t do this in 250 words either.)
Dartmouth College Interested in applying to the Ivy League university in Hanover, New Hampshire? Dartmouth is asking prospective students to reveal some of their personality secrets. “When you meet someone for the ďŹ rst time, what
do you want them to know about you, but generally don’t tell them?â€? reads one question. Honorable mention: “Every name tells a story: Tell us about your name—any name: ďŹ rst, middle, last, nickname—and its origin.â€?
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questions to answer are also the shortest in terms of word length. “What’s your favorite word and why?â€? asks The University of Virginia’s Admissions OďŹƒce of its applicants. (They are encouraged to answer in roughly 250 words.) Honorable mention: “To tweet or not to tweet?â€?
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gineers, energy engineers and computer engineers. Coming in at 10th on the list is computer science, a subject that has gotten increasingly popular among undergraduates in recent years. Many colleges speculate that students — who grew up hearing that there were not enough American computer programmers out there for all of the job openings available — have decided to try to fill some of those (fairly lucrative) opportunities themselves. The Hamilton Project researchers also note the huge advantage college grads have over the general population. “The typical graduate in every college major will out-earn the
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Paltrow ‘extremely unpleasant’ at her own Obama fundraiser
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In Los Angeles, the telltale sign of a President Obama fundraising visit has always been Roland Emmerich movie-level terrible traffic. But now we have another one: Gwyneth Paltrow smoking. The Goop guru hosted a DNC fundraiser at her Brentwood home last week, and apparently “was extremely unpleasant all day,” a miffed staffer tells Radar Online. “She kept saying that she was pissed off because everything was running behind schedule. At around 10 a.m., she started drinking wine
and she was smoking cigarettes all day,” the — I’m just guessing here — former catering employee says, adding that any Paltrow run-ins only happened early in the day, before staff were sternly instructed to steer clear of her. “She was walking around on her phone and talking really loud to friends, letting everyone know that the president was coming to her house, as if everyone didn’t know already.” This never would’ve happened at a Martha Stewart-hosted Obama fundraiser.
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Swift might have kids, if the paparazzi would leave her alone
Yes, Taylor Swift’s cat is named Olivia Benson. Visit us online to see what Mariska Hargitay’s response was to having a cat named after her “Law & Order” character.
Taylor Swift might have gone off the whole idea of having kids, and it’s apparently all the paparazzi’s fault. “I don’t know if I’ll have kids,” she tells InStyle. “It’s impossible not to picture certain scenarios and how you would try to convince them that they have a normal life when, inevitably, there will be strange men pointing giant cameras at them from the time they are babies.” I’m guessing she’s seen the kind of emotional toll that lifestyle has taken on her cat, Olivia Benson, who she pretty much takes absolutely everywhere.
This 1996 pic shows Gwyneth Paltrow smoking. Oddly enough, it was long before she started fundraising for Obama.
Amanda Bynes no longer in a New York state of mind
Amanda Bynes is back on the West Coast and back in treatment. According to TMZ, the former “All That” star returned to L.A. over the weekend and has been admitted to the Las Encinas mental health facility in Pasadena. “Amanda agreed to come back to Los Angeles. Her
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parents are hopeful she will now get the help she needs,” a source says. It is expected that her parents will return to court this week to request a reinstatement of their conservatorship, which expired in August.
‘Star Wars’ fanatics strike back
Sadly, this is not a photo from any of the “Empire” remakes, but a “Star Wars”-themed party in Madrid. / ALL PHOTOS GETTY IMAGES
Maybe this is a case of the inmates running the asylum, but it sure is awesome: As a follow-up to the 2010 Emmy-winning “Star Wars Uncut,” “The Empire Strikes Back Uncut” hit the Internet this weekend, comprising more than 480 fan-produced 15-second segments edited together to remake the blockbuster. Styles of the clips
vary greatly, including stop-motion Lego figures, no-budget reenactments, rotoscoped versions of the original footage and complete reimaginings of the material — like an Australian Western or a “Minecraft”-style video game. Watching the finished product can be oddly hypnotic at times, so proceed with caution.
Lance Bass cuts down his wedding guest list
Lance Bass must think mentioning that the rest of the *NSYNC guys will be attending his wedding is a good way to keep people talking about his wedding — and hey, look, it seems to be working. But according to Bass, those four — Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez, Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick — should be feeling pretty thankful they made the cut. Bass laments to E! News that for his nuptials with fiance Michael Turchin, they have to cut the guest list down from 600 to 300. “It’s so hard, we’re still getting it down,” he says. “I’ve already had people emailing me really upset that they didn’t get an invite, and no one has gotten an invite yet. There’s going to be a lot of drama with this list, that’s for sure.” Stop trying to pitch your own reality show, Lance.
Twitter feed Checking 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. Today, Ed Sheeran has made it, Liam Payne isn’t feeling well and Lena Dunham is getting ideas. @edsheeran: Playing the first of 4 sold out O2’s today. Slightly mental thinkin about it @Real_Liam_Payne: I have a cold :( Owwwwwww @lenadunham: Life is too short for me not to have sooo many puppies, right?
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‘Scorpion’ A mission to Las Vegas goes awry when Walter ends up in jail. How often do people’s trips to Vegas end with them in jail? Asking for a friend. 9 P.M., CBS
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‘Restaurant: Impossible’ Get ready to cry: This episode is about a chef struggling to keep his restaurant going while caring for his sick kid. 10 P.M., FOOD NETWORK
“Star Wars Rebels” airs Mondays at 9 p.m. on Disney XD. / DISNEY XD
He’s all that and a Jedi, too Interview. Freddie Prinze Jr. is playing his dream role: He’s a hero in the new “Star Wars Rebels” cartoon.
TALK SHOW
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Freddie Prinze Jr. is a little preoccupied trying to figure out cool things to say before you ice someone onscreen. “The best line ever before you kill somebody is from ‘They Live’ — ‘Rowdy’ Roddy Piper, he walks in the bank with the shotgun and says, ‘I’ve come here to chew bubble gum and kick ass, and I’m all out of bubble gum,’” Prinze insists. “That’s
better than ‘Frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn.’ That’s the most epic line in the history of film, and it’s from a camp sci-fi movie!” What does any of this have to do with “Star Wars Rebels,” the new animated series that takes place between the events of Episodes III and IV? It’s unclear, but Prinze has a few more relevant things to say about the franchise. “Star Wars is f—ing intergalactic. You can’t find a franchise bigger,” Prinze offers. It’s probably best to just get out of his way and let Mr. Prinze express himself in his own words.
cast] yesterday was like, “Yeah, I’m not feeling any pressure.” I was like, man, I guess they didn’t play lightsabers when they were kids, man. I feel it, you know what I mean? He’s a Jedi, but he’s untrained and he’s cocky.
They got a lot of liberty, and I’m more of a purist. I like things the way I like them, you know what I mean? I like my video games to have the boss at the end of it — and when it doesn’t, you’ve failed.
His lifelong history with the franchise: We always played lightsabers. The scar on my chin is from bending an aluminum flagpole back and forth until it snapped. My buddy Chris was Vader, I was Luke, I slid down a slide to get away from him, the flagpole hit first, knocked a chunk of my chin out. My mom freaked out, took me to the doctor, I had to get stitches, looked like I had a goatee at 8 years old.
In summation: Here’s why “Star Wars Rebels” is great. Almost every other movie is like, “This is black and this is white,” and the independent films are like, “Here’s gray.” Star Wars goes, “This is black, this is white, and your lead? [He] has a giant splash of red all over him.” He has a huge red target on him and is basically the most-wanted man in the galaxy. And they just eliminate the gray area completely.
What it’s like to play the first new Jedi in a long time: A lot of pressure. Everybody [in the
That pesky extended universe: I haven’t read the books. Mainly because they weren’t exact.
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Past films
How often people ask him about “Wing Commander”: Never. I think people try to forget about it. [Laughs]. Although years ago I was at Comic Con ... and somebody came up to me with a Christopher Blair action figure, and I didn’t even know they made them! ... I was like, “Aw, dude! You only came to see the movie because the ‘Phantom Menace’ trailer was attached to our movie.”
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The CW’s freshman comedy “Jane the Virgin� doesn’t simply stand out on the new fall TV schedule for its quasi-provocative title and out-there premise. Based on the Venezuelan telenovela “Juana la Virgen,� the American series tells the story of a 23-yearold Latina in Miami who has vowed celibacy until marriage — and then finds herself knocked up via artificial insemination after a mix-up at the gynecologist’s office. Get past the quirkiness, and what truly makes this series notable is its celebration of Latino culture and its heroine Jane Villanueva, played with plucky spirit and pure heart by Gina Rodriguez. It’s the kind of role Rodriguez had been waiting for her entire career, even turning down some highprofile gigs for an opportunity like “Jane.� “The way I grew up, I never saw myself onscreen,� says the 29-yearold Chicago native. “I have two older sisters. One’s an investment banker. The other one is an actor, and I never saw [Latinos] being played as investment bankers and actors.� So when the opportunity to star in Lifetime’s “Devious Maids� came
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Making the tough choices While Jane’s situation is unique, dealing with some unexpected curveballs is something everyone goes through at one point or another — and how Jane deals with hers is what makes this series so endearing and relatable, says Rodriguez. “It’s going to be really exciting to go on this journey
with this girl and see the way she chooses maybe not the popular choices in life, i.e., her virginity. And I think that’s a really awesome thing to put out into the world right now.� AMBER RAY @metronewyork letters@metro.us
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‘Gone’ not forgotten The Ben Affleck-starring thriller “Gone Girl” dominated U.S. and Canadian movie charts for a second consecutive weekend, collecting $26.8 million in ticket sales to beat back challenges from four new films that fought for moviegoer dollars. The new “Dracula Un-
and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day” was third, earning $19.1 million from Friday through Sunday, according to tracking firm Rentrak. Horror film “Annabelle,” last weekend’s runner-up, took the No. 4 slot with $16.4 million. The Warner Bros. courtroom drama “The Judge” debuted in fifth place for the weekend, pulling in
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$13.3 million at North American theaters. The movie stars Robert Downey Jr. and Robert Duvall as a son and father trying to reconnect. Thriller “Addicted” debuted in seventh place, ringing up $7.6 million. The movie aimed at AfricanAmerican audiences tells the story of a businesswoman who has an affair with a painter. REUTERS
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Re: ‘No better than a Peeping Tom’ (Metro, Oct. 10-12) Caroline Hanley and the other indignant folks who believe that anyone should be able to do whatever they want at any time without regard to consequences are seriously deluded. To prove my point, I ask them if they have the right not to be robbed. They do? Well then, don’t lock your door when you leave your house or your car when you park. After all, you have the “right.” BELLE HOFFMAN, VIA EMAIL
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Durant breaks foot The Thunder is used to dealing with injuries to star Russell Westbrook, but now its other superstar is out long-term. The team announced Sunday reigning NBA MVP Kevin Durant could miss two months with a fractured right foot. He’s missed six games the past five seasons.
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Eagles destroy Giants in disastrous shutout NFL. The Giants were never in the game against Philly, and they lost star Victor Cruz to a torn knee ligament.
rush. When Manning had adequate time, he was able to sling the ball to New York’s talented receivers. When he — or Ryan Nassib in garbage time — was pressured, which was often, the Eagles were able to generate eight sacks and even more hurries.
The Giants had a chance to move into a tie for second in the NFC East Sunday night, but everything that could go wrong did in a 27-0 loss, dropping the Giants to 3-3 on the year. The offense couldn’t sustain a drive, the line couldn’t protect Eli Manning and the defense couldn’t do anything to stop the Eagles’ high-powered offense. And to pile on, Victor Cruz tore his patellar tendon on a fourth-and-goal in the second half, and will
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