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Weeks of rancor between police officers and City Hall have not fazed NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton. “I have not lost control of this department,” Bratton told Metro in an interview Tuesday evening. Caught in the crossfire between police unions that accuse Bratton’s boss of abandoning them, and protesters seeking to reform the NYPD, New York’s twice-appointed top cop held firm that his officers are doing their jobs and doing them well. The NYPD has been meeting New Yorkers’ “very high expectations” and delivering on its promise to make the city safer, he said, pointing to 20 years of plummeting crime rates. On Monday, Bratton and Mayor Bill de Blasio announced crime fell 4.6 percent in 2014. Murders fell from 1,561 in 1994 to 332 last year. Bratton said protests by officers who blame him
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“I don’t share the perspective that the mayor had blood on his hands, or that any of his actions contributed to the deaths of those two officers. I don’t share that perspective at all.” Bratton, Jan. 5
and the mayor for undermining public support for the NYPD have hurt the “public image of the department.” “This is a great organization,” Bratton said. “It has its issues at the moment; issues that I am very confident we will work through.” “Cops have a 20-year career,” he said. “The issues of the moment are not going to last 20 years.” On Sunday, hundreds of officers attending the funeral for slain cop Wenjian Liu turned their backs on the mayor for a second time in two weeks, ignoring a formal request from Bratton to refrain from protesting at the services. “They were off duty,” Bratton said. Off-duty officers — even while in uniform, as thousands were
for the funerals for Liu and his partner Rafael Ramos — are allowed to mourn however they choose. De Blasio has been scorned by many cops, especially Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association President Patrick Lynch, for meeting with police critics before talking to unions and for telling the public he had urged his biracial teenage son Dante to be wary of police. Bratton on Monday said the behavior of cops who’d turned their backs had disappointed him, and told reporters the officers had “embarrassed themselves.” The murders of Liu and Ramos as they sat in their patrol car in Brooklyn on Dec. 20, Bratton told Metro, was the hardest moment of his first year back. By Wednesday morning, Bratton beamed as 891 new officers were sworn in at a ceremony in Queens. He told the newest members of the NYPD — which hail from 49 different countries and speak 40 different languages — to work as a team and prepare for a constantly changing world. “Don’t blow it,” he told the new recruits. “Don’t blow this opportunity.” CHESTER SORIA @chestersoria
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“There is blood on many hands tonight — those that incited violence on the streets under the guise of protest, that tried to tear down what New York police officers did every day. That blood on the hands starts on the steps of City Hall, in the office of the mayor.” PBA President Patrick Lynch, Dec 20. outside Woodhull Hosptial
“You have to take a position of leadership, you have to humble yourself, and you have to not forget that you represent eight million people in this city, not just a small group that you’re placating as your base.” SBA President Ed Mullins, Jan. 7 on WABC radio
“If you look at years of what I’ve said about the NYPD, I have immense respect for the men and women of the NYPD. I believe in them and I’ve obviously directed a lot of resources to helping them do their work and be safe.” Mayor Bill de Blasio, Jan. 7
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Hookah bars shut for selling tobacco Smoked. Some have been mixing banned tobacco with shisha. The Health Department said Wednesday it wants to revoke licenses for 13 hookah bars violating the city’s anti-smoking law.
Bars can offer a commonly used substance known as shisha so long as it’s tobacco-free, the agency explained. The agency operated an undercover sting with the help of New York University students to identify the bars in Manhattan and Queens illegally offering shisha with tobacco. “These 13 hookah bars
are knowingly flouting the law by serving tobaccobased shisha,” said Health Commissioner Dr. Mary Bassett. “We will not tolerate this willful disregard of New York City’s smoke-free air laws and have already taken steps to revoke the permits of these establishments.” The agency said they discreetly took samples
from the bars and sent them in for testing, only to find all contained tobacco. In 2002, New York City banned tobacco smoking in workplaces, restaurants and bars. None of the establishments were available for comment. CHESTER SORIA @chestersoria
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Christian Ferdinand, 22, was sentenced to 25 years to life for the 2013 murder of a 14-year-old girl he met on Facebook. Ferdinand smothered Shaniesha Forbes with a pillow after she told him that she was pregnant and wouldn’t get an abortion. He then burned her body, and dumped her remains at Gerritsen Beach. An autopsy revealed she was not pregnant. METRO
The Tunnels to Towers Foundation will pay off the mortgages of late Dets. Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu. The foundation raised $860,000 in donations and another $150,000 in pledges in just 10 days, Chairman Frank Siller said Wendesday. The original goal was $800,000. The additional money will go toward home repairs and renovations. METRO
Schumer. TSA should screen all employees Sen. Chuck Schumer wants the Transportation Security Agency to start screening all airline and airport employees after an investigation last month found a ramp agent allegedly helped a man smuggle more than 150 guns from Atlanta to New York City. Schumer said Wednesday the TSA should immediately start daily screenings of workers who clean planes, load luggage
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Cellphone ban lifted Mayor Bill de Blasio revised legislation Wednesday, lifting the ban on students bringing cellphones to school. The current ban
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Ashraf Ghashvand, a hairstylist, said she promotes the use of organic hair care products after seeing customers with sores and hives from conventional products. / MILES DIXON, METRO
NYC plans to give grades to beauty shops Health. Legislation is aimed at protecting customers and workers from unsanitary conditions. New Yorkers can look forward to not getting an infection with their weekly mani-pedi, and to a more hygienic haircut. Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr., and Council Member Rafael Espinal introduced legislation on Wednesday that would give letter grades to salons based on cleanliness, similar to the system for city restaurants. Diaz and Espinal said most salon owners keep a clean shop. Those who don’t, however, are putting their customers at risk for infections and other health problems. A report by Public Advocate Letitia James says unsanitized tools have given customers fungal and other infections, including staph. New York has 27 inspectors who inspect the state’s 5,000 nail salons, about 2,000 of which are in the city. If passed, the legislation would also create a customer bill of rights, and expand training for hair and nail professionals with the New York State Division of Licensing Ser-
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“I’m guilty of getting one or two manicures myself, in fact I think I’m overdue now. ... People have the right to know whether or not ... they’re going to come out of there with something more than they paid for.” Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr.
Disease Unsterilized nail tools have led to cases of hepatitis, staph and bacterial infections, according to Public Advocate James’ report.
vices to make salons safer for customers and employees, who can be exposed to toxic chemicals in nail products. “Maybe my boss don’t like it. I don’t care, A, B, C, D,” said Annie Tong, a manicurist at Candy Nail Salon in lower Manhattan. Tong, who lives in Brooklyn and has been doing nails for 10 years, said she sees a lot of repeat customers who don’t usually question the sanitary standards, and come back for the affordable prices. Rommy Pennella, executive director of the New York Hispanic Cosmetology and Beauty Chamber of Commerce, said local salon owners fear new requirements, such as ventilation systems, they won’t
be able to afford. “They have a lot of concern about it,” said Pennella, who said her organization advocates for both clients and owners. Ashraf Ghashvand, a hairstylist at Le Salon on East 44th Street, said when the salon opened six and a half years ago, they switched to organic products after seeing customers with sores and hives from conventional products. The salon now sees clients with allergies, pregnant women, cancer patients and others who want an alternative to toxic chemicals. “We are really trying to tell the public to stay healthy,” Ghashvand said. “We are going to get an ‘A,’ definitely,” she said of the letter grading proposal. Vincent Blue Sky, a colorist at Le Salon who has been in the hair business since 1977, said he supports the letter system. WENDY JOAN BIDDLECOMBE
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The NYPD is looking for the public’s help finding a man who tried to sexually assault a woman in Flushing last month. A 24-year-old woman was walking on 43rd Avenue around 2:40 a.m. on Dec. 20 when she was grabbed and dragged to the ground. The suspect put his hands over her mouth and tried to rape her, but the woman was able to fight off her attacker and flee. The man is identified as Hispanic, 5-foot5, 130 pounds, with brown eyes, brown hair and pocked skin. He was wearing black sneakers, a brown jacket and black backpack during the attack. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477). METRO
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Alert. Security up in NYC after Paris attack New York City remained on alert Wednesday after a terrorist attack on a satirical magazine in Paris left 12 people dead. As cops heightened security at landmarks and the French Consulate, Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said there is no direct threat to New York City. “We will always err on the side of caution and fortunately we have the resources to do quite a lot, even without a direct threat,” Bratton said. The NYPD is tracking developments in Paris with a detective stationed there, Bratton said. Mayor Bill de Blasio spoke briefly with Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo Wednesday morning to offer condolences and New York’s support. “The eyes of the world are on Paris. A heinous terrorist attack goes at the very fabric of a free society,” de Blasio said at an unrelated event. “It
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was an attack on the news media. It was an attack on freedom of expression.” CHESTER JESUS SORIA
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Tail of plane found underwater, black box may be close by Crash. The AirAsia ight vanished from radar screens over the northern Java Sea on Dec. 28 The tail of a crashed AirAsia jet has been found upturned on the sea bed about 20 miles from the plane’s last known location, Indonesia’s search and rescue agency said on Wednesday, indicating the crucial black box recorders may be nearby. “We’ve found the tail that has been our main target,â€? Fransiskus Bambang Soelistyo, head of the search and rescue agency, told a news conference in Jakarta. The tail was identified by divers after it was spotted by an underwater ma-
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chine using a sonar scan, Soelistyo said. He displayed underwater photographs showing partial lettering on the sunken object compared with a picture of an intact Airbus
A320-200 in AirAsia livery. Indonesia’s Minister for Maritime Affairs, Indroyono Soesilo, told another news conference: “With the finding of the tail, six SAR (search and rescue) ships are already at the location to search within a radius of two nautical miles.� Forty bodies and debris from the plane have been plucked from the surface of the waters off Borneo, but strong winds and high waves have been hampering divers’ efforts to reach larger pieces of suspected wreckage detected by sonar on the sea floor. German insurer Allianz said it had begun making initial payments to the families of crash victims, although it declined to specify the amount. REUTERS
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Hunt continues for Frenchmen after 12 are killed in Paris attack French journalist
I’m Charlie Devastated. That’s the first word I can think of when I learn that Islamic terrorists have murdered my friend Bernard Maris, one of 12 people, including eight journalists, killed in an attack on the satirical French weekly, Charlie Hebdo. I once invited Bernard to be guest editor of Metro France for a day. He was erudite and brilliant, always keen to explain complex concepts. I remember our first meeting, in a cafe. He spoke to me like a father to his son, and gave me some wise advice on how to be a good journalist. Charlie Hebdo is one of the last newspapers in France still fighting for freedom of the press and freedom of expression. It used that freedom every week, publishing political cartoons that were powerful enough to make people think, and powerful enough to provoke such a disproportionate reaction. And I am devastated as a young Frenchman who
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“I’m devastated as a journalist. We each entered this profession mindful of the trail blazed by our predecessors and hoping that one day our own words would end an injustice somewhere.” grew up devouring satirical comics like the ones in Charlie Hebdo that drew such a virulent reaction. As a kid I watched cartoons by Cabu, an artist of immense talent with a dry sense of humor. On the sly, I read the explicit comics of Wolinsky. As a student, I laughed until my sides split over the Charb’s drawings each week on the cover of Charlie Hebdo. By killing those writers and illustrators of such immense talent, these terrorists killed a part of France, a part of the French identity: sometimes arrogant, sometimes bawdy, but essential for good conduct of democracy. Alexandre Zalewski is editor-in-chief of BEEF!, a quarterly magazine about food, and a former deputy editor of Metro France. ALEXANDRE ZALEWSKI for Metro
Washington. President Barack Obama described the attack as cowardly and evil. An 18-year-old man, sought by police over Wednesday’s shooting attack at satirical weekly magazine Charlie Hebdo that killed 12 people, handed himself voluntarily to police in northeastern France, an official at the Paris prosecutor’s office said. Police are hunting three French nationals, including brothers: Said Kouachi, born in 1980; Cherif Kouachi, born in 1982; and Hamyd Mourad born in 1996. The official, who declined to identify the man, said he had turned himself in at a police station in
Charleville-Mézières. The hooded attackers stormed the Paris offices of Charlie Hebdo, a weekly known for lampooning Islam and other religions, in the most deadly militant attack on French soil in decades. French police staged a huge manhunt for the attackers who escaped by car after shooting dead some of France’s top cartoonists as well as two police officers. About 800 soldiers were brought in to shore up security across the capital. Police issued a document to forces saying the three men were being sought for murder. The source said one of them had been identified by his ID card left in the getaway car. The Kouachi brothers were from the Paris region while Mourad was from
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Gunmen stormed the Paris offices of the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, killing 12 people.
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terrorism charges. Cherif Kouachi was charged with criminal association related to a terrorist enterprise in 2005 after he had been arrested before leaving for Iraq to join Islamist militants. He was sentenced to 18 months in prison in 2008, according to French media.
the area of the northeastern city of Reims, the government source said. Antiterrorism police were preparing an operation in Reims, the police source said, declining to give more details. The police source said one of the brothers had previously been tried on
5 The abandoned car was found here.
1 8:28 a.m.: Charlie Hebdo tweets out an illustration mocking the ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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3 Shortly after 11:30 a.m.: Police exchange fire with the gunmen. One of them shoots a wounded officer lying on the ground.
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2 11:30 a.m.: Cartoonist Corrine Rey arrives to the Charlie Hebdo office when two gunmen approach her, demand and threaten she let them in, she tells French newspaper L'Humanité. She typed in the code and they entered. The masked gunmen shout "Allahu akbar!" — God is great — as they storm the offices. The attackers head to the second floor and start shooting people in the newsroom.
4 The two gunmen then walk over to a car and drive off. Sources: Reuters GRAPHIC BY BILLY BECERRA, METRO
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Upstate NY. Naked man arrested fleeing scene of triple murder Police in the central New York city of Utica apprehended a man wearing no clothes fleeing the scene of a “gruesome” triple murder just after midnight on Wednesday, authorities said. Paul Bumbalo, 21, was arrested running away from the murder scene hours after he was taken to a local hospital for medical evaluation and apparently released, Utica Police Chief Mark Williams said. He was charged with three counts of second-degree murder. The bodies of one adult male and two adult females were found throughout the rooms of a first-floor apartment, the chief said. The suspect, a Utica resident, is related to the victims, police said, but the department has not yet released the names. Investigators want to find out why the hospital apparently released the
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suspect and if his mental health issues played a role in the murders. Autopsies are expected to be performed on the bodies to determine the exact cause of death. “A lot of cities in this country are struggling with the mentally ill,” he said. “Hopefully the more we investigate we’ll find out what his history’s all about, but I can’t say that that’s the case with this one.” REUTERS
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Bill Cosby’s TV wife, Phylicia Rashad, has kept mum on the whole allegations of years of sexual assault thing plaguing the comedian and TV/Jell-O commercial personality. But at the prodding of Showbiz 411’s Roger Friedman, she’s reconsidering her previous position of not wanting “to become part of the public debate.” So where does she stand? Firmly in Camp Cosby. Of course, it’s not enough for Rashad to just dismiss the accusations from the numerous women claiming Cosby abused them over the last few
Today, Justin Bieber has received the approval of his elder, Ricky Gervais takes issue with fundamentalists, Neil Patrick Harris might be a bit biased, Solange Knowles is still working on her resolutions and Anna Kendrick should probably turn off the TV.
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says Bernhard. The grassroots model proved fruitful creatively, as their latest album, “I’m a Stranger Here,” takes inspiration from all that time on the road. “I don’t think we had a busier year than the year before we recorded that album. We had just spent so much time on the road and a lot of material that snuck in is from that experience, for sure. You can’t help it, the life we live,” says Bernhard. The album is darker thematically than prior ones, which Bernhard says came from some rough times. “It was not a great time for the band — not as a musical unit, but we just had a hard couple of years with a lot of friends passing away, and things just sort of falling apart. And whatever’s happening in your life usually ends up on the album,” Bernhard says with a laugh. LISA WEIDENFELD
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No drummer necessary The Devil Makes Three is unusual in that they don’t have a regular drummer, though they do sometimes play with one onstage. “We started out with a drummer,” says Bernhard. “He had to leave the group, but he was such a good musician, we had a hard time replacing him.” So they went on as a three-piece, and Bernhard says it’s been beneficial. “I’m not a big fan of drums. I think that once you have a drummer, it’s just so easy to say what you sound like. Not having one kind of keeps people guessing. You don’t need drums to have rhythm.”
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Carmen Ejogo on the relevancy of ‘Selma’ Interview. The actress discusses her reasons for playing Coretta Scott King — again. The junket for “Selma� — Hollywood’s first full-on film about Martin Luther King Jr. (played by David Oyelowo) — was held the day after protests in New York City, Washington, D.C. and Chicago in the wake of the Eric Garner decision. It’s impossible not to see parallels between the two, especially as the film focuses exclusively on the activism. Not only is co-star Carmen Ejogo aware of this; “Selma� is the second time she’s played Coretta Scott King, following 2001’s HBO movie “Boycott.�
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To play her again it had to be revelatory in some way or it had to be different enough. The same thing for David: If it was just about creating the iconic monument in stone of Martin Luther King, I don’t think we’d have been engaged. I’m always intrigued by the interior life of people who have an external operation that does not match their internal essence. For me, Coretta is the epitome of that. She became a master manipulator of her own image. There was this other side to her: the intellect, the wasted academic, the artist who trained to be a singer. There were all these
“I FEEL THE MESSAGE OF ‘SELMA’ IS THAT CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE AND HARD WORK CAN REALLY MAKE CHANGE,� SAYS CARMEN EJOGO. / WIREIMAGE
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Carmen Ejogo (with David Oyelowo’s Martin Luther King Jr.) plays Coretta Scott King in “Selma,” which goes into wide release this weekend. / PARAMOUNT PICTURES
things that were never expressed until after Martin died. Then she became an advocate for LGBT rights. She was progressive. Coretta is at a very different place here than she was in “Boycott.” She was a much more weary, burdened, frustrated woman at that point. In 1955 they’d just been thrust into the position of leadership of the movement. There was a naivete and a hopefulness that is starting to ebb by 1965.
Hollywood and race
Getting better? The recent Sony leaks revealed a resistance among execs to cater to black audiences. Ejogo says it’s still better than it was. “Box office is everything, and luckily ‘12 Years a Slave’ has had massive box office appeal all over the world, killing all ridiculous myths that black films don’t travel international-
ly,” she says. “Traditionally that has been why a lot of films don’t get past the start mark in Hollywood: They think they won’t be able to sell outside of the States. That notion has been completely quashed. Hopefully this film will do the same.” MATT PRIGGE @mattprigge
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Recognize a good thing “Many people, especially in a big city, are always thinking that there is something better around the corner,� notes Michel. Don’t let your illusions lead you to turn your back on what could be a wonderful relationship.
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Table those resolutions Maybe 2015 didn’t start off the way you intended – all the more reason for an indulgence. EVA KIS The first week of January is hard enough without having to stick to resolutions. But we make them, probably the same ones, probably to do with vague promises of healthier living, every year. That’s an awful lot of pressure to put on shoulders, which are generally used to hefting nothing heavier than a wine bottle. Whether you’ve already fallen off the resolution wagon or are just looking to indulge your senses before they’re obliterated once again by the freezing wind, we’ve rounded up some of the most decadent, resolution-busting dishes in the city.
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David Burke Kitchen A co-worker described the Toffee Monkey Bread ($23) as “ridiculously sticky sweet … I’m in danger of consuming, like, 2,000 calories in one sitting.” It’s served with banana caramel and maple pecan ice cream and technically meant for two, according to the menu, but we don’t think that’s enforced. 23 Grand St.
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Canadians possess a special kind of resilience to endure winter, and that resilience is called poutine. In Dino’s version ($7.95) the thick-cut fries deliver pulled pork and beef gravy ladled with pimento cheese into your comfort foodseeking maw. With that much insulation on your bones, you’ll barely need a sweater. 604 Union St. PROVIDED
Birds & Bubbles Fried chicken that’s crispy but not over-breaded, and more varieties of Champagne than you’ve got special occasions for.
Swine It’s the classiest way to say, “You know, good living doesn’t mean that food has to be green.” 100B Forsyth St.
At this carnivore’s emporium, get in touch with the primal voice inside that just knows you weren’t meant to live on kale
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Just in time for the cold weather’s arrival, Hale and Hearty Soups’ Chef Series is back. For 2015, four celebrity chefs created their own takes on the warming dish that will benefit not just your belly, but their chosen charities. Each limited-edition soup will be available for three weeks, with 10 percent of the proceeds going to the chef’s chosen cause.
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The show. Celebrate the best of gay nightlife at the Glam Awards You may party wearing stilettos, pretty clothes and half a tube of mascara, but when it comes to stepping out on the city’s LGBT entertainment scene, the heels are higher, the clothes are fancier (or way less than you’d dare to wear) and there’s no mascara left. Next Tuesday, it’s time to celebrate
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gay nightlife at the 16th annual Glam Awards, and everyone’s invited to see how it’s done as the best in the business are recognized. The awards for Best Door God/Goddess, Burlesque Performer, Go-Go Boy and more will be given out by hosts Bianca Del Rio, winner of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” and
Village Voice scene scribe Michael Musto. Expect lavish one-off performances and some of the most notable names of the past year, including Alexis Michelle, Bob The Drag Queen, Cazwell, Chelsea Piers, Dusty Ray Bottoms, Kizha Carr, Tina Burner and more. EVA KIS
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16th annual Glam Awards Jan. 13, 9 p.m. BPM, 516 W. 42nd St. Tickets start at $10 glamawards.net
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Michael Che Jan. 8-10, 7:30 p.m. Carolines on Broadway 1626 Broadway $32.75, carolines.com The oh-so-briefly “Daily Show” correspondent and now coanchor of “Weekend Update” takes the stage for some stand-up in his hometown. He may be a newcomer, but he’s already earned some heavy accolades, among them being named on Rolling Stone magazine’s list of the 50 funniest people.
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Circus Now Jan. 8-10, 8 p.m. NYU Skirball Center, 566 LaGuardia Place, $29-$99, nyuskirball.org Nine companies have updated the timeless art of circus performance for the 21st century. From trapezists to jugglers, see these acts performed in unusual ways – like how will Honeybuns, the self-proclaimed world’s greatest mime, possibly emcee the show?
Jan. 14, 8 p.m. Madison Square Garden 4 Pennsylvania Plaza $25-$65, thegarden.com Louis C.K.’s brief four-city tour was announced so suddenly late last month that it seemed like he’d just called up a couple venues the night before because he wanted to get out of the house for a while. His first show at MSG was yesterday, but you can’t keep a good man (or at least a smart, bitingly satirical comic) down, and he’ll be back next Wednesday.
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Jonathan Toubin Subway Tour Jan. 8-31 Various locations newyorknighttrain.com Every night in January, Jonathan Toubin is DJing from Chinatown to Bed-Stuy. Hop aboard the New York Night Train and get your fill of ‘60s soul and rock n’ roll on your evening commute.
Subway Dance Party Tour Jan. 10, 8 p.m. Lexington’s The Court Hotel 130 E. 39th St. $15-$25, quietevents.com If the words “dance party flash mob” make your eyes light up, then grab your MetroCard and make the subway tunnels your dance floor. After a happy-hour meetup, “Stand clear of the closing doors please” is your cue to party with a special set of headphones pumping out synchronized tunes for you and your crew to dance to while making your way on the MTA. FILM
‘Fight Club’ Jan. 9 & 10, midnight Nitehawk Cinema 136 Metropolitan Ave., Williamsburg $11, nitehawkcinema.com The first and second rule of “Fight Club” may be the same, but we don’t care because we’re breaking both of them two nights in a row at Nitehawk.
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Winter Jazzfest Jan. 8-10, 7 p.m. Manhattan, various locations $25-$145, winterjazzfest. squarespace.com Get jazzed for this three-day spectacular with more than 100 acts at 10 venues across the city. All the cool cats will be there, so rock some shades and get ready to groove. PERFORMING ARTS
Under the Radar Jan. 8-18, 7:30 p.m. Public Theater 425 Lafayette St. $25, publictheater.org The curtain rises on the Public’s showcase of the best theater from all over the world. Now in its 12th year, Under the Radar curates some of the most cuttingedge companies and performers onstage now. SCIENCE
Live Wolf Encounter Saturday, 11 a.m. American Museum of Natural History Central Park West & 79th Street $12, amnh.org Meet Atka the wolf and learn about the highly endangered species and its role in sustaining a healthy ecosystem. How many people can say they’ve actually come face-to-face with a live Arctic gray wolf and lived to tell about it? JAY HONSTETTER
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Horoscope
Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. Focus on personal relationships. Your serious demeanor will intimidate someone younger with less experience than you. Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. A partnership will be in jeopardy. Uncertainty and emotional discord will leave you in a vulnerable position. Clear the air with a heart-toheart discussion. Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Keep your mind on the job. Emotional or relationship issues will hurt your professional productivity. Deal with problems quickly.
Aries | March 21-April 20. Don’t waste time brooding over matters that you can’t change. Increase your knowledge through study. Taurus | April 21-May 21. A compromise will be necessary before you can move ahead Forming an alliance with a more experienced individual will open your eyes to new possibilities. Gemini | May 22-June 20. It’s important to spend time with people you care about. A get-together or vacation will bring you closer together. Involve everyone in making arrangements.
Cancer | June 21-July 22. Don’t let anyone persuade you to do something against your wishes. Financial investments must be carefully researched.
Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Your mind is wandering, but before you aimlessly follow your dreams, fulfill your responsibilities. Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. You can ease your stress and reduce tension if you speak openly about your feelings. Trying to hide your emotions will cause a rift that will escalate.
Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. Give love and partnerships top priority. It’s time to rid yourself of people or things that have been holding you back. Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Relationship woes will escalate if you cannot keep a secret. Someone trying to discredit you will be deceptive. Don’t believe without researching the facts first.
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True views Re: ‘Republicans contradict themselves’ (Metro, Jan. 6) A sincere question has no need to announce its sincerity and has behind it an honest desire to learn something. When you say that every day Republicans tell you “we must blindly trust big government,” I have to question your honesty. The exact opposite is the vast majority Republican/ conservative belief. In addition, conservatives in the main oppose the existence of public (government) unions (as did FDR due to inherent conflicts of interest) and only oppose private unions’ practices of forced membership and dues, not their right to exist. The police and the military are entrusted with the most important function of government: the safety and protection of the public at the expense of their own! They should not be unionized (previous point) but they should be respected and supported. You seemed to be trying to bash Republicans but your points were generalities. PETER HEALD, VIA EMAIL
A breakfast by any other name would be just as fattening Re: ‘How to eat healthy in the new year’ (Metro. us) Two questions: First, why would anyone over the age of 6 need directions to make a parfait? Put everything into a bowl — that must be very challenging for people to comprehend. And second: Why would you put a 454-calorie bowl of yogurt next to a page about “eating healthier in the new year”? You do realize that a bowl of yogurt (with chocolate and honey, yeah, that’s sensible) is the same amount of calories as two packs of Butterscotch Krimpets or a bacon, egg and cheese breakfast sandwich, right? Might want to rename this one a parFAT. JENN MATRONE-CLARK, VIA EMAIL
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Knicks likely aren’t done making deals NBA. Three players that Phil Jackson may decide to deal before the trade deadline. Now that the Knicks (5-32) have jettisoned J.R. Smith and Iman Shumpert — and released center Samuel Dalembert — they’ve essentially rid themselves of any real thoughts of postseason play. Simply put, Phil Jackson ultimately decided that he’s already losing with guys who have bloated contracts. Why have them around to clog up the rotation? Might as well give more playing time to youngsters like Tim Hardaway Jr., Cole Aldrich, and Cleanthony Early. Jackson sent his two swingmen to Cleveland on Monday for two trade exceptions he has a year to use, a 2019 second-round pick, forward Lance Thomas ($948,000), an extra $6.4 million in 2015 cap space — and the aforementioned increased chance of nabbing a player like prized Duke center Jahlil Okafor with the No. 1 overall pick. By also waiving Dalembert, it saved the team an extra $2 million, meaning Knicks fans will see plenty of unknowns and journeymen on the Garden floor. Here’s a look at three players the Knicks could also move before the Feb. 19 trade deadline.
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Andrea Bargnani He was brought to New York with such great promise, as his size (7-feet) was supposed to help stretch the floor all the way to the 3-point line. But he hasn’t been able to find his shooting stroke, and is always injured. Thus, he and his $12 million cap figure are very expendable.
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Amar’e Stoudemire His expiring contract is the Holy Grail, because his numbers come off the books next season. But he’s also still good enough to help a contender because, when healthy, he’d be a great sixth-man. Stoudemire’s also consid-
ered a quality locker room guy. It’ll be difficult to find a taker for either him or Bargnani — especially since Jackson would only want draft picks or expiring contracts in return. But should the Knicks be able to pull off the impossible, all of this tanking and purging could be wellworth it if the summers of ’15 and ’16 pan out the way it’s being planned. TONY WILLIAMS @TBone8 sports@metro.us
A Wednesday morning announcement by the New York Red Bulls made oďŹƒcial the news reported by Metro late Tuesday night that head coach Mike Petke had been ďŹ red. “On behalf of the New York Red Bulls, I want to thank Mike for his service to the club these past two seasons as head coach,â€? Red Bulls sporting director Ali Curtis said in a statement released to the media. “Mike will always be an important member of the Red Bulls family.â€? Curtis has been with the Red Bulls less than a month, having been named sporting director in December. Petke, who in two years as head coach of the club delivered the Supporters Shield and took the team to within a game of the MLS Cup, was let go by the team on Tuesday. A team source told Metro that Curtis was the one who relieved Petke of his duties after the two met at Red Bull Arena. Petke made 169 appearances during two stints with the team as a player, then transitioned to a coaching role in 2011. KRISTIAN DYER
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