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Easing tensions. The Democrats weighed in on how to ease tension between cops and demonstrators.
Pushing for reform Cuomo has been trying to get the Albany Legislature to pass a package of reforms and now says he will move ahead on the use of special prosecutors with or without them. •
In the wake of the Baltimore riots, presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and another New York Democrat also thought to have his eye on the White House, Gov. Andrew Cuomo, got behind two major criminal justice reforms Wednesday. For Clinton, it was backing the widespread use of police body cameras and an end to excessive prison sentences in the aftermath of the Baltimore riots. For Cuomo, it was the promise of an executive order appointing special prosecutors in cases like Freddie Gray’s death in Baltimore and Eric Garner’s on Staten Island.
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losses and their voices are important ones in this debate,” Cuomo’s counsel Alphonso David said in a statement. “The governor has vowed to keep the dialogue open and meet with them again in the coming weeks.”
the era of mass incarceration.” Clinton was speaking at the 18th Annual David N. Dinkins Leadership and Public Policy Forum named in honor of New York’s first, and so far, only black mayor. Clinton addressed the violence in Baltimore, where rioters looted stores and burned buildings to the ground after the funeral of Gray, a 25-year-old black man who died after suffering injuries while in police custody. After missing several meetings with the families
of New Yorkers who had relatives die at the hands of police, the governor met with relatives from 10 different cases. From the Albany Times Union: “If lawmakers don’t approve his call for an independent monitor to oversee legal proceedings that follow such deaths …. Cuomo will use his executive powers to go even farther and create a special prosecutor who would have the power to pursue charges against officers.” Gwen Carr, the mother of Eric Garner, the Staten Island man who died in a police chokehold, was among those present. So was Constance Malcolm, mother of Ramarley Graham, who was shot dead by a cop at the family’s Bronx home in 2012. The cop who pulled the trigger was convicted, but the finding was later overturned. JOHN A. OSWALD @MetroNewYork news@metro.us
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Clinton on cop body-cams: Should be ‘the norm’ In reference to the ongoing outrage and protesting in Baltimore, Hillary Clinton said there is a need for more trust between police and the public they serve. Body cameras, she said, are a necessary part of that. “There is something wrong when the trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve breaks down as far as it has in many of our communities,” she said. Clinton said bodyworn cameras for police should be “the norm everywhere.” “That will improve transparency and accountability; it will help protect good people on both sides of the lens.” JOHN. A. OSWALD
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panel’s claim that it was unable to reach a verdict. The jury, which is weighing kidnapping and murder charges against Pedro Hernandez, will begin rehearing closing arguments from both the prosecution and the defense. That process is expected to take
until Friday. In 2012, Hernandez, a 54-year-old, former deli worker, confessed to police that he had choked Patz, stuffed him in a box and left his still-moving body in an alley. His attorneys argued that he is mentally ill. REUTERS
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Advocates held signs reading messages such as “my body is mine” as Police Commissioner Bill Bratton speaks. / CARLOS LLAMAS
jeans. Recent numbers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found 1 in 5 women have been raped, and 1 in 2 women experienced some kind of sexual violence against them. Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer remembered Ana Charle, the director of a Bronx homeless shelter who was allegedly shot and killed, and possibly sexually assaulted, by a former resident, West Spruill, on Monday. “If that isn’t a reason to be here today, I don’t know what is,” Brewer said. Elected officials called for support on a Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s Campus Accountability & Safety Act to pass, and Councilwoman Laurie Cumbo
touted a bill she is cosponsoring that would put a panic button in the back of all New York City taxi and livery cabs “so a woman can feel safe traveling home late at night.” Last December, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office released the number of sexual assaults reported at campuses across the state. Charlene Rymsha, who is a graduate student at Fordham University, said she’s concerned about a lack of transparency when it comes to campus sexual violence. “It’s my understanding that things aren’t talked about and are brushed under the rug,” Rymsha said. WENDY JOAN BIDDLECOMBE Wendy.Biddlecombe@metro.us
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City cops have released a photo of a 40-something man they say groped a 31-year-old woman on a downtown 4 train last week. The NYPD’s 14th Precinct says the incident happened on April 21, at the 42nd Street and Lexington
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White House announced last week. U.S. policy prohibits paying ransoms for hostages. White House spokesman Josh Earnest, asked about the report on Wednesday, said he had not yet seen it and could not comment. “Our policy on this hasn’t changed,” he told reporters. There was no immediate comment on the report from the FBI. A person who worked closely with the Weinstein family told Reuters last week that the family paid a “small amount” in 2012 to people who claimed to be guarding the American aid worker, after receiving proof he was their captive. The source said the FBI was aware of the payment.
Ballpark empty as Orioles beat White Sox
For the first time in Major League Baseball history, the Orioles and White Sox — because of protests in Baltimore — played a game closed to fans. But the O’s did their best to make up for the lack of atmosphere, piling on Chicago starter Jeff Samardzija with a sixrun first inning, including Chris Davis’ three-run homer, that led to the 8-2 win. METRO
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need to know Lethal injection case exposes top court’s death penalty divide Tensions on the Supreme Court over America’s use of the death penalty boiled over on Wednesday as the justices appeared split in a case challenging Oklahoma’s lethal injection method as a breach of the Constitution’s ban on cruel and unusual punishment. The nine-member court’s five conservatives seemed likely to side with Oklahoma in the case brought by three death row inmates. Meanwhile, its four liberals expressed doubt about the propriety of using the drug at the center of the dispute.
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Microsoft will allow apps from rival Google’s Android system onto its own Windows phones later this year to attract users to its unpopular mobile devices, the company’s operating systems chief said on Wednesday. The move marks a radical shift in strategy for the world’s biggest software company, which still dominates the personal computer market, but has failed to get any real traction on tablets and phones, partly because of a lack of apps.
Alaska pizza thieves busted, tried to sell pies to cops Thieves who stole 80 frozen pizzas from a warehouse in a remote Alaskan village were arrested after they attempted to sell the pies to the police department, state troopers said. Police “received their strongest investigative lead” when the two thieves phoned the department in the village of Gambell, on an island in the Bering Sea, and attempted to sell the pizzas to onduty officers, the Alaska State Troopers said in a dispatch. REUTERS
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Fear of illness as hospitals fill up In Kathmandu and other cities, hospitals have quickly overflowed with injured residents being treated out in the open or not at all. Guna Raj, who works for a Kathmandu-based NGO specializing in providing sanitation, said there have been outbreaks of diarrhea in relief camps because of
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a shortage of toilets and clean water. “In the next few days or weeks I am sure there will be an outbreak of epidemics,” said Raj, who is involved in the relief effort. Foreign Secretary Shanker Das Bairagi appealed for specialist doctors from overseas, as well as for search-and-rescue teams despite earlier suggestions from officials that Nepal
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Baltimore awaiting answers to man’s death Deaths of black men. Baltimore is the latest flash point in the reignited debate about race relations.
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Reeling from its worst civil unrest in decades, Baltimore found a semblance of calm on Wednesday as residents await an official account of the death of a 25-year-old black man that set off rioting. Beyond seeking answers to the fate of Freddie Gray, who died after suffering spinal injuries while in police custody, citizens highlighted the need to reform policing practices in the largely black city. The violence in Baltimore prompted national figures — from the new U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch to Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton — to weigh in on Wednesday and vow to work on improving law enforcement and criminal justice in minority communities nationwide. With police and National Guard troops patrolling Baltimore’s streets, schools reopened and business resumed in the city of 620,000 two days
after rioting, looting and arson that injured 20 officers and led to 250 arrests. A weeklong curfew that began Tuesday helped police thwart violence. Police said 35 people have been arrested since then. In the relative calm, residents in the most affected neighborhoods vented their frustration with police. “The police have a gang mentality, they are above the law and that’s the problem,” said Timothy O’Donnell, a former gang member and part-time student from West Baltimore, where Gray was from, as he stood with other men outside a convenience store. Police have said they will conclude their investigation by Friday, when the results will be turned over to state prosecutors and followed by an independent review. The U.S. Department of Justice is conducting a separate probe into possible civil rights violations. REUTERS Arrested
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Republican budget plan clears hurdle with senator’s signature Sen. Bob Corker endorsed the first joint House-Senate budget in six years on Wednesday, clearing the way for passage later this week of the Republican
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Sen. Rand Paul, a Republican presidential hopeful, on Wednesday introduced a resolution to block new regulations on Internet service providers, saying they would “wrap the Internet in red tape.” The “net neutrality” rules, which are slated to take effect in June, are backed by the Obama administration and were passed by the Democratic majority of the Federal Communications Commission in February. AT&T Inc and wireless and cable trade associations are challenging them in court. Paul’s resolution, if adopted, would allow the Senate to fast-track a vote to establish that Congress disapproves of the FCC’s new rules and moves to nullify them. The move marks the most proactive position yet by Paul, a libertarian from Kentucky, on net neutrality, the principle that Internet providers should treat all Web traffic equally. The issue has grabbed national attention and prompted a record 4 million comments to the FCC, many of them from regular Americans calling to restrict Internet providers. Paul’s position, shared by anti-regulation conservatives, pits him against net neutrality advocates in the technology and startup communities. The rules ban Internet providers from blocking
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or slowing down any websites and from striking deals with content companies for smoother downloads. Internet providers say they oppose not those principles themselves but the FCC’s decision to set those rules by dramatically changing the regulatory regime, which gives the agency much wider authority over the Internet. The rules have also faced opposition from Paul’s rival Republican presidential candidates, including Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, who has called them “Obamacare for the Internet,” and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio. Paul’s resolution is almost certain to face a veto from President Obama. Republican leaders of key technology committees have been trying to negotiate with Democrats to write a new law to counter the FCC’s rules. REUTERS
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prescription to slash domestic spending. Corker had been the last holdout among Republican members of a 30-member budget negotiating committee, citing concerns over provisions that would allow higher spending on discretionary government programs. “I have had conversations on both sides of the Capitol laying out what
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I believe we need to do to prepare for next year’s budget process so that we can make much greater progress toward addressing the tremendous fiscal challenges our country faces,” Corker said. His signature means the budget agreement between Republicans who control the House and Senate could get a House vote by Friday. REUTERS
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‘My Drunk Kitchen.’ YouTube star Hannah Hart shares her journey Hannah Hart worked as a proofreader in New York when one day she had a brilliant plan: She was going to upload a video of herself cooking drunk on YouTube and send it to her friend. Four years later, Hart has 1.8 million subscribers on her channel “My Drunk Kitchen”: Hart talked to us about her unexpected success and how her life has changed. How did you got started? I was on GChat with a friend of mine because my sister had just gotten me a webcam when I moved from San Francisco to New York, and we were talking and she said how much she missed when I was drunk and pretending to cook. Drunk cooking was something you were known for? It wasn’t
anything of note. She just said, “I miss getting drunk and cooking with you.” Is it surreal to you that now this is your job? It was super surreal and super fun. It’s the best job in the world if you like to worry. You’re your own boss; it’s everybody’s dream. Who were your favorite guests on your show? Jamie Oliver is always a lot of fun to shoot with. Lance Bass is so nice and so funny and Mary Louise Parker was a total delight. What’s your drink when cooking? Hard to say — usually wine. I really enjoy cooking with a glass of wine. Wine gives you a way worse hangover than vodka, though.
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your YouTube career? I think the coolest moment of this career is that we run a volunteer day called Have a Hart Day. It started when I went on tour in 2013 and I went to food banks in 22 cities and we shot episodes with people who watched the show and we all volunteered together. Also, I published a book last year, “My Drunk Kitchen,” and that book was on the best-seller list for six to eight weeks and that was really, really cool. ANDREA PARK, METRO
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This might not really be news, but it’s nice to hear someone prominent spell it out all the same. Former “Twilight” star Kristen Stewart is speaking out about the institutionalized sexism in the entertainment industry, telling Harper’s Bazaar U.K. that “women inevitably have to work a little bit harder to be heard. Hollywood is disgustingly sexist. It’s crazy. It’s so offensive, it’s crazy.” And that’s not all she has a problem with. Stewart also takes issue with people who see fame as a career goal. “Fame is the worst thing in the world. Especially if it’s pointless,” she says. “When people say, ‘I want to be famous,’ why? You don’t do anything.” So much for the old cult of personality.
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Amy Schumer’s new season of “Inside Amy Schumer” is on an amazing roll. Now, she follows up her rape-y “Friday Night
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Make some dark magic Interview. Seth Gabel says his witch hunting character on “Salem� will be just as tortured as he was last season. “Salem� is the sort of show where nothing is too weird or warped to happen. Witches store animals in people’s bodies, perform dark rites of magic and, of course, get entangled in love affairs, in a way that melds “True Blood� and “American Horror Story� to creepy, suspenseful effect. While many of the names may be familiar to anyone who’s read about the Salem witch trials, the characters are all a bit different from their historical namesakes, particularly in the case of
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Cotton Mather, who in the show’s universe, is a harddrinking, prostitute-loving tormented reverend striving to do what’s right. We talked to Seth Gabel, who plays him, about what’s to come, and in true “Salemâ€? fashion, a bat briefly interrupted our interview. Gabel swears it’s just coincidence, but does admit, “I wish my character would get some magic.â€? Cotton spent much of the ďŹ rst season suering from the inuence of his father. Now that he’s gone, is Cotton freer? Well, he still feels it. He feels such guilt over having killed his own father, and committing patricide. I thought that going in he would have a feeling of freedom and of actually being able to live his life unbound by any expectations of his father.
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Everyone commits some dark acts. Are we meant to know who to root for? What you discover over the course of the show is that every character is sympathetic, but we’re all kind of victims of circumstance and victims of society and victims of what was established in the previous generations by our ancestors. ... They’re all victims of whatever past system existed before them, and, for the women especially, the only way to have any power in Puritan society is to use magic and to go against what’s accepted as being OK, and worship a different system. And that’s not necessarily wrong. It’s kind of their only choice, because otherwise they’re slaves to this patriarchal society.
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But he’s actually found quite the opposite, that more than ever he has his father’s voice in his head berating him.
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(Shane West) has gone pretty far this season. Can Cotton pull him back? I certainly hope so. It definitely seems like Alden has sold his soul to another kind of devil. ... The whole question of the show is once you’ve sold your soul, literally or metaphorically, can you be redeemed? If you’ve done something wrong, and have gone against who you really are, can you get yourself back? And can you do it alone, or does it take other people to believe in you? That remains to be seen.
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‘Grey’s Anatomy’ After last week’s big surprise death of SPOILER, this week everyone has
to adjust to the absence of that particular character. Also, Bailey and Ben find themselves at odds about their future. 8 P.M., ABC
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‘Reign’ We love every character name on this show. Catherine gets jealous of Narcisse getting close with someone else, Conde almost gets captured by Francis, and Leith and Greer have relationship troubles. 9 P.M., CW
TALK SHOWS
‘Late Show with David Letterman’ We thought we misread this, but Dave’s musical guest appears to have time traveled here all the way from 1997: Hootie and the Blowfish are in the house. Also, Michelle Obama! 11:35 P.M., CBS
COMEDY
‘Mom’ Everyone is fighting in this episode, as Roscoe says he wants to live with his dad, and Christy thinks it’s all Bonnie’s fault. This show is a very dark comedy. SEASON FINALE, 9 P.M., CBS LISA WEIDENFELD
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WHERE TO EAT, DRINK & PLAY
Take it outside After a couple of false starts, the winter coats are in storage and sidewalks are teeming with chairs again. Celebrate the return of warm weather at these al fresco spots. EVA KIS
Hudson Garden Grill 2900 Southern Blvd., Bronx NYBG.org/visit/dining.php Stephen Starr’s newest restaurant is already at one with nature. Newly opened inside the New York Botanical Garden’s Ross Conifer Arboretum, most of its 200 seats are on a terrace. The menu is new American — there’s even an In ‘N Out-style burger — and ranges from light breakfast to afternoon tea and more substantial dinner fare.
Santina 820 Washington St. SantinaNYC.com Putting tables on the narrow sidewalk in front of your restaurant is fine, but red-hot, coastal- Italian spot Santina has extended the ambiance of its breezy decor to its new outdoor area. Wear your biggest sunglasses for lunching under massive striped umbrellas, served by waiters dressed like cabana boys, and pretend you’re on a beach an ocean away.
North River Lobster Boat Pier 81 NorthRiverLobsterCo.com Really commit to embracing the natural life by taking to the sea (at least for 45 minutes) on this three-floor floating lobster shack. Reopening on May 1 after a successful launch last year, it’s added 150 outdoor seats and expanded its bars. It’s not just a booze cruise, either. Expect to enjoy one of the city’s best lobster rolls.
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848 Washington St. StandardHotels.com/high-line With a change of the seasons comes a new iteration of The Standard, High Line’s outdoor square. For spring and summer they’ve packed up the ice rink, hauled out their patio chairs and filled their pitchers with large-format cocktails (we’d like to swim in the Chica Margarita whether or not it’s Cinco de Mayo) and a Mediterranean menu heavy on seafood.
173 Morgan Ave., Bushwick ArrogantSwine.com Is there any other genre of food that just doesn’t taste as good indoors as barbecue? Park your butt on one of the newly reinstated outdoor benches at this barbecue joint/beer hall to smell the smokers and hardwood-burning grills making your Carolina-style plates of whole hog, Lucifer’s Chicken Legs and a worthy side dish of sweet potato waffles. Standard Plaza MARKUS MARTY
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Race here on Derby day Fancy hats, mint juleps and more ways to party. EVA KIS @thisiskis
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This Saturday is the 141st running of the Kentucky Derby, and there are probably that many varieties of the mint julep and parties to drink it at around town. Here are the ones that caught our eye. You may be far from Churchill Downs, but that doesn’t mean you can’t drink like the fancy folks. Gaby Bar at the Sofitel (45 W. 44th St.) will be serving the race’s official cocktails, both made with Mumm sparkling wines ($18) on Friday and Saturday; make it a party with tea sandwiches and sliders ($17). On Saturday, place your bets; exacta winners will receive a bottle of G.H.Mumm Cordon Rouge. Sweetwater Social (643 Broadway) will have several specialty drinks like a Frozen Julep ($10) and Winners Circle Punch ($8), or choose from two different bourbon flights ($25). The food specials will take their inspiration from the South, and there will be prizes for those who come dressed to impress. If you’re sticking around for the May-
weather-Pacquiao boxing match, $125 gets you into the VIP viewing party with a three-hour open bar, carving station and frontrow seats. If the day is just not the same without being at the track, head to Empire City Casino (810 Yonkers Ave., Yonkers, 914-4572457), where Sports Illustrated cover girl Hannah Davis will be hosting the festivities, including judging the hat contest with a top prize of $500 (but all entrants get $10 to spend at the casino). Watch the race on screens set up on the apron of the racetrack while sipping your julep from the official Derby commemorative glass. They’re screening the boxing match too, with two areas to watch it with all-you-can-eat specials at each.
Southern Hospitality Keep the vibe authentic at the Bourbon & Bowties party at Memphis-style barbecue joint Southern Hospitality (645 Ninth Ave.), where a $20 cover includes a mint julep, food and contests, from betting on the ponies to best dressed. Win tickets to future races and celebrity-autographed swag.
Beginning at noon, Stone Rose Lounge (10 Columbus Circle) has Bulleit Juleps and Derbyinspired bites by Porter House New York, but we’re really in it for the complimentary sparkling
Southern Hospitality will be showing both the Derby and the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight. PROVIDED
rosé for ladies in fancy hats and a photo booth with racing-themed props. The Brits have been making a fuss about horse racing a lot longer than we have, but Pounds & Ounces (160 Eighth Ave.) is just getting into the excitement for the first time this year with a party beginning at 2 p.m. Watch the race on three large screens, wear your best hat for a chance at $500, and drink the Perfect Mint Julep made with Ken-
tucky’s Woodford Reserve (there’s also Pub Ice Tea with Jack Daniels on tap). There’s even a special des-
sert: a brown butter and Woodford torte topped with mint gelato and candied pecans.
Cocktail of the event Shawn Chen of Decoy, the duck-focused restaurant beneath Chinese hot spot RedFarm, shared his version of the mint julep for your at-home celebrations.
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month-long foodie paradise kicks off May 1. New nosh includes sushi hand rolls at Uma Temakeria, Texas-style dry-rubbed ribs at Hill Country Barbecue Market, healthy sandwiches with chutney at Bombay Sandwich Co., plus Cheesesteaks by The Truffleist, Gansevoort Market’s Thai spot Bangkok B.A.R., the chaat-only Potpuri, a paella shack by Barraca and Gelato ti Amo. They join returning favorites like Red Hook Lobster Pound, Roberta’s, Momofuku Milk Bar and more. UrbanSpaceNYC.com/madsq-eats
On your radar Outdoor market season heats up Spring is here when you’re eating food from market stalls instead of delivery containers, and some of the city’s most popular spots are setting up shop outside of their… shops.
Queens Night Market This new Asia-focused international market debuted last Saturday at the New York Hall of Science for what could’ve been a one-off event, but it was a massive success. Expect more, and more varied, vendors from the initial 40, and the market is officially sticking around until October. Be prepared for lines, but the unique eats (takoyaki, Ecuadorian drinks, Chinese crepes) are worth braving the 7 train. Free, 6 p.m. to midnight. QueensNightMarket.com
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May 5, 8-11 p.m. Intrepid Museum, Pier 86 $55-$85, Bit.ly/StreetsTix It’s always good when food trucks come to you instead of having to chase them via Twitter. Over a dozen are confirmed, including hot Hungarian newcomer Langos Truck.
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May 1, 5-8 p.m. Hudson Common 356 W. 58th St. $65, 21+, TheBurgerWeek.com The official kickoff to NY Burger Week is Friday’s gathering of seven chefs, including a rare trip uptown by the Ramen Burger. FESTIVAL
Staten Island Brewfest May 2, 2-7 p.m. Richmond County Bank Ballpark, 75 Richmond Terrace $30+, BrewsAndWings-SI.com Make a travel exception for the fourth annual Brewfest, where chicken wings and beers from over 10 breweries can be had. MUSIC
Ramp Fest Hudson May 2, noon-4 p.m. Basilica Hudson, 110 S. Front St., Hudson, N.Y. $35, RampFestHudson.com For a hot minute every spring, the only vegetable any of us care about is the elusive ramp. A little late on the scene this year, the wild onion has emerged, and dozens of chefs from the city as well as Hudson Valley have created their own unique dishes showcasing it. There will also be talks on sustainable agriculture within communities, pickling demonstrations and live music. $35-$80, NYHotJazzFest.com More marathon than festival, catch 25 artists across three stages for a whopping 14 hours this weekend. There are also late-night jam sessions and, of course, an after-party.
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Art with a karaoke number during its grand opening block party celebration. Admission to the museum is free all Saturday (RSVP online), along with a street fair and live performances. WINE
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Whitney Museum Block Party May 2, 10:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Whitney Museum 99 Gansevoort St. Free, Whitney.org Serenade the newly relocated Whitney Museum of American
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Tuesdays in May, 7-9:30 p.m. The Algonquin, 59 W. 44th St. Free, AlgonquinHotel.com The Algonquin has been hosting live jazz since 1939, and the tradition is revived every Tuesday this May with a six-piece ensemble playing jazz standards from the 1920s, ’30s and ’40s.
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Times Square’s food offerings have markedly improved this year, and from May 4 through June 14, there will be even more of a reason to take back some of the pavement from the tourists. Expect authentic Lebanese pizzas by Toum, gourmet slushies by Kelvin Slush Co., tacos by Macondo and newcomer Yankee Doodle Dandy’s, serving all-American food described as “Colonial Williamsburg meets Williamsburg, Brooklyn.” UrbanSpace NYC.com Eva Kis
Brooklyn Crush May 2, 3-6 p.m. & 8-11 p.m. Industry City, 233 37th St. $79+, NewYorkWineEvents.com You’ll have three hours to sample over 200 wines alongside Brooklyn bites like chocolate, jams, cookies, charcuterie and even a little something for the vegans.
Red Bull Music Academy Festival May 1-31, various times, locations, prices; NYC.Red BullMusicAcademy.com You’ll probably need some Red Bull to keep up with this music festival taking place throughout May. Bands include Electronic Africa (at Villain in Williamsburg this Friday), Storm Rave (secret warehouse, May 16) and FKA Twigs (Brooklyn Hangar, May 17-18). There are also conversations with artists like A$AP Rocky, La Monte Young and George Clinton, as well as workshops, seminars and club nights. T. Michelle Murphy
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It is not summer here year-round While it can be appealing to escape to a warm beach while it is still chilly back home, it’s important to check the weather charts if it’s hot days on the sand you’re seeking.
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Bermuda is known for its sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, but these are not the only attractions to be found on this North Atlantic island. Bermuda is not technically part of the Caribbean. It’s off the East Coast of the United States, nearest to North Carolina, in the Atlantic Ocean. But, when it comes to cruising, it gets lumped in with those more
The most popular time to cruise here is summer — June through August — Southern islands all the time — which makes sense: For cruisers, Bermuda offers similar pleasures to vacationers—clear blue water, gorgeous beaches and coconut palms. The Bermuda sand is a stunning shade of pale pink. It’s tempting to take a cab or an excursion to the shore, and spend the whole day lying on a blanket or on a lounge chair in the sun. But, just underneath the surface of the cool, blue water are coral reefs filled with colorful fish and the remains of vessels that may have gotten caught in the so-called Bermuda Triangle or in the area’s notoriously powerful storms. The barnacle-covered
wrecks are gorgeous natural aquariums, making this a paradise for snorkelers and divers.
many British brands in the shops as American ones.
The food and drinks also have a The island remains a British British flavor: The iconic drink of Overseas Territory and the British the island, the Dark ’N Stormy, influence here is powerful — is a sweet mix of ginger beer Union Jacks, colonial-style buildand Goslings dark rum. The local ings, and businessfish is served in men in suit jackets fish and chips, Dive below the with shorts and codfish cakes, water’s surknee-high socks. tomato-based face to swim Here, they like fish chowder, and with schools their pubs, their codfish “brunch” of colorful fish afternoon tea and with bananas and and explore most certainly their potatoes. Hoppin’ cricket. Sailing and john, a side dish shipwrecks. fishing are popular made with black ways to spend an eyed peas, is also afternoon, as much for locals popular. INSIGHT GUIDES | SHERRI as for visitors. And you’ll find as EISENBERG
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For shopping, it’s still the Boardwalk for salt water taffy, but elsewhere, it’s elite shopping. At The Pier Shops at Caesars, find Gucci and Burberry in a glass pavilion overlooking the ocean. In town, Tanger Outlets features over 80 name brand outlets. Find Edwin Pearl and Godiva at The
Where to stay? The Courtyard by While the casino-hotels have Marriott (non-casino) and The great restaurants, don’t miss the Golden Nugget both recently fabulous local places. Girasole finished multi-million dollar Ristorante serves renovations. The Mediterranean Claridge on After strolling specialties under the Boardwalk and shopping, the stars in their is a gem. Built head to one enclosed garden in 1927 and of Atlantic patio (www.girarestored to its City’s spas for soleac.com); Dock’s former glory, it a pampering Oyster House, open once welcomed since 1897, has the likes of treatment. fine seafood and Princess Grace, an award-winning Frank Sinatra and wine list (www.docksoysterAl Capone. house.com); and Kelsey’s has INSIGHT GUIDES | FRAN SEVERN the only soul food menu in Atlantic City with live jazz on For more information, visit weekends (www.kelseysac.com). www.atlanticcitynj.com.
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For nightlife, dance to DJs or live music at dozens of lounges and nightclubs, sip signature cocktails at the sophisticated Blue Martini or go retro under the Boogie Nights disco ball. Entertainment headliners this summer include Melissa Etheridge, George Lopez and Tony Bennett with Lady Gaga.
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Taurus | April 21-May 21 Improving your financial position should be a priority. Formulate a realistic budget, call in debts and pay off high-interest loans.
Leo | July 23-Aug. 22 Keep a close watch on your cash. Overspending will be your downfall. You won’t have any luck sticking to a schedule, so lighten up.
Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21 Let your creativity flow. Put your workplace worries on the back burner and surround yourself with people who share your passion.
Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18 Some people will judge you harshly if your motives aren’t clearly understood. You will help a worthy cause if you offer your time.
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Gemini | May 22-June 20 Don’t be too free with your information. You will end up in a vulnerable position if your confidante has trouble keeping secrets.
Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Don’t give in to peer pressure. Deception is imminent. Follow your heart and be firm if someone tries to take advantage of you.
Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21 Be prepared to experience a power struggle. You are best off keeping your opinions under wraps for now.
Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20 Don’t try to get away with something that you know is wrong. Exaggerating or embellishing your credentials will lead to disaster.
Cancer | June 21-July 22 You are in charge of your destiny. It’s up to you to make changes if you are dissatisfied with your position. Partnerships will suffer if you don’t shake things up.
Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22 Bide your time and do whatever it takes to get into fighting trim. A spontaneous trip to an out-of-theway location will give you inspiration.
Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20 You will experience a revelation regarding a project. Continue to fine-tune your plan until you feel that you are ready to make a presentation. Money is coming.
Aries | March 21-April 20 This is a great time to further your education or learn on the job. A position you are eyeing is attainable if you update your resume.
Re: ‘Don’t give Baltimore the right to loot’ (Metro, April 29) I’m curious what right-wing spin machine had letter writer Sal Giarratani chime in on the comments of Baltimore’s mayor. His cherry-picked quote is highly deceptive, putting an ellipsis before her remarks that “We also gave those who wished to destroy a space to do that.” The full quote shows that is not what she meant: “It’s a very delicate balancing act. Because while we try to make sure that [the protesters] were protected from the cars and the other things that were going on, we also gave those who wished to destroy space to do that as well.” CHARLES HALL
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Re: ‘Don’t give Baltimore the right to loot’ (Metro, April 29) Like letter writer Sal Giarratani, I’m equally appalled at how weeks of nonviolent protests in Baltimore have given way to a single day of rioting. I trust Mr Giarratani is equally outraged at the equally destructive riot that broke out three weeks ago in Lexington, Kentucky after the NCAA basketball tournament, and the one there last spring after the national championships, and the two in 2012 after the national finals. Of course those rioters were mostly white and prompted by basketball games, not mostly black and prompted by a murder of an unarmed man by the police, so they didn’t make the national news. JOSEPH CONNELL, VIA EMAIL
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2015 NFL Mock Draft | by Tony Williams No. 1
No. 4
Jameis Winston, QB, FSU — He’s essentially been the top pick since he declared. Lovie Smith and his staff have done their vetting, and it seems clear he’s their man.
No. 12
Falcons (6-10)
Browns (7-9)
Texans (9-7)
Kevin White, WR, West Virginia — Smart money says GM Reggie McKenzie does it the “Raider way” and selects the bigger, stronger, and faster guy. No disrespect to Amari Cooper, but it’s White.
Alvin “Bud” Dupree, LB, Kentucky — Dupree is a versatile pass rusher and would be a good fit for Dan Quinn’s attacking defense. Missouri linebacker Shane Ray could’ve gone here.
Nelson Agholor, WR, USC — The Browns seem doomed no matter what, but Agholor has sure hands and can beat you deep. Cleveland could also be active in the trade department. Watch out.
Breshad Perriman, WR, UCF — He’s the most polarizing of all the wideouts in the draft, due to his intoxicating speed (4.24 at his pro day) and his penchant to drop some passes.
No. 9
No. 13
Redskins (4-12)
Giants (6-10)
Saints (7-9)
Vic Beasley, LB, Clemson — The most explosive of all the linebacker prospects, Beasley has bulked up from 225 pounds to 246. He certainly looks the part of a fearsome pass-rusher.
Danny Shelton, DT, Washington — The Giants have needs along both lines. Shelton would be an instant upgrade, with only Johnathan Hankins as the lone interior threat.
La’el Collins, G, LSU — He’d be a great replacement in New Orleans for Ben Grubbs, who was traded to Kansas City. He has a mean streak and the potential to play right tackle or at either guard. No. 14
No. 2
No. 6
No. 10
Titans (2-14)
Jets (4-12)
Rams (6-10)
Dolphins (8-8)
Leonard Williams, DE, USC — Mariota could be selected here, but no one knows by whom. Here’s saying the Titans stand pat, coaches up Zach Mettenberger and takes the draft’s best prospect.
Amari Cooper, WR, Alabama — It’ll be hard for Mike Maccagnan to pass on the former ’Bama star, even though in all honesty, they don’t really need a wideout with Brandon Marshall.
Brandon Scherff, OT, Iowa — The Rams have a need for a game-changing wideout to help ease Nick Foles’ transition to St. Louis’ offense, but will settle for an anchor on the offensive line.
Trae Waynes, CB, Michigan State — There’s a need at cornerback for a Dolphins defense that is loaded in the pass-rushing department. Waynes is the best corner in the draft.
No. 3
No. 16
Raiders (3-13)
No. 5
Bucs (2-14)
No. 8
No. 7
No. 11
No. 15
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17. Chargers - Todd Gurley
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18. Chiefs - Malcom Brown
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19. Browns - Arik A rmstead
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20. Eagles - Landon Collins
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21. Bengals - D.J. Humphries
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22. Steelers - Marcus Peters
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23. Lions - Eddie Goldman
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24. Cards - Melvin Gordon
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25. Panthers - Ereck Flowers
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26. Ravens - Dorial Green-Beckham
Jaguars (3-13)
Bears (5-11)
Vikings (7-9)
49ers (8-8)
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27. Cowboys - K. Johnson
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28. Broncos - Cam Erving
Dante Fowler, LB, Florida — This may be the second-most obvious pick. The Jags need an outside rusher for Gus Bradley’s scheme, and Fowler just may be the premier rusher in the draft.
Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon— The Bears new coaching staff isn’t married to Jay Cutler, and though they have defensive needs, Mariota’s the guy. If someone doesn’t trade up to snatch him first.
DeVante Parker, WR, Louisville — Teddy Bridgewater made steady progress last season and Parker, the third of the top three receivers on the board, could kick Norv Turner’s offense into full gear.
Randy Gregory, LB, Nebraska — He only fell this far due to off-field concerns about a failed marijuana test at the combine. He’s got bona fide top 10 talent as a dynamic linebacker.
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29. Colts - TJ Clemmings
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30. Packers - S. Anthony
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31. Saints - Phillip Dorsett
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32. Pats - Laken Tomlinson
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Brooklyn can’t overcome slow Game 5 start The Hawks took a 3-2 series lead Wednesday night, but the Nets more than proved that this is an even matchup, using a big fourth quarter run to make things intriguing. Atlanta held off the Nets, 107-97, at Philips Arena as the series shifts back to Brooklyn for Game 6 Friday (8 p.m., ESPN). A 3-pointer by Bojan
Bogdanovic early in the fourth cut Atlanta’s lead to six and back-to-back 3’s from Joe Johnson late in the fourth brought the Nets to within three, but a pair of Al Horford jumpers and some Jeff Teague magic in the paint proved too much for Brooklyn. The Nets shot themselves in the feet in the first quarter as the Hawks outscored them 33-16. Alan Anderson had a monster game for the Nets off the bench, producing 23 points while
Paul Millsap looks to drive past Joe Johnson last night. / GETTY IMAGES
going 4-for-4 from 3-point land. Jarrett Jack was also strong off the bench for the Nets, contributing 18 points. Coming off his own big scoring night, Deron Williams was held to just five points. DeMarre Carroll, Horford and Teague all had 20 or more points to lead the Hawks in scoring. Atlanta jacked up 33 shots from beyond the 3-point stripe, hitting 13. Kyle Korver hit five of the 13. MATT BURKE
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Girardi concerned with Tanaka Speculation began when Masahiro Tanaka was put on the disabled list after getting tightness in his forearm and wrist in Detroit. Is the weather to blame? Tigers hurler David Price thinks so. Yankees manager Joe Girardi isn’t sure. “Does it have anything to do with Detroit? I can’t tell you 100 percent no” Girardi said, referring to the 34 degrees at game time. “He didn’t tell us that he felt something after Detroit. We didn’t know until [Tuesday].”
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