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Report: MTA should fix its stations, not expand Transit. The Citizens Budget Commission warned that the MTA needs to be more creative with its budget. A new report compared the struggle to keep up subway stations with a Greek parable. The Citizens Budget Commission warned that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s task to fix and maintain subway stations will be almost impossible without a hard look at the agency’s budget, calling it a sisyphean task. “The MTA should have a credible plan to reach a state of good repair in all of our subway stations,” CBC President Carol Kellermann said in a statement. “It’s time to think more creatively about how to achieve that.” The biggest challenge, the report argued, remains the $13 billion budget gap in the 2015-2019 plan for big-budget, long-term projects. The MTA’s ability to keep all 468 stations across the boroughs in decent shape — which the transit authority described as being in a “state of good repair” — is a challenge when 33 stations are reported to be in poor shape. Almost half of those
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stations are in Queens, the CBC report said. The top rated among them was the 52nd Street 7 train station, the 85th Street J train station and the 30th Avenue N/Q train station. Among the report’s suggested fixes were developing private-public partnerships that would take
the burden of the state to pay for certain repairs, as well as the reprioritization of money devoted to expansion back into repairs. MTA spokesman Kevin Ortiz appreciated the report’s analysis but disagreed with the latter recommendation. “At a time when grow-
ing ridership is leading to crowding and delays, we must pursue expansion projects that will accommodate more customers as well as provide new connections and opportunities for our customers,” Ortiz wrote in a statement. The 7 train extension to Hudson Yards will open to the public on Sept. 13, and the MTA is hoping to open the long-awaited Second Avenue subway line by December 2016. Nick Sifuentes, deputy director of the advocacy group Riders Alliance, told Metro that expan-
sions were important, but “we have to maintain the system that we have, and that should be our top priorities.” Sifuentes added that while the report — which was based on MTA data and doesn’t capture straphangers’ complaints — only confirmed what New Yorkers already know. “It basically proves what riders are telling us and we see all the time,” he said. WENDY JOAN BIDDLECOMBE Wendy.Biddlecombe@metro.us
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo threw another punch Wednesday in the battle against campus sex assaults. Cuomo launched the state’s “Enough is Enough” campaign, an initiative that highlights a new law against sex crimes. “New York is the progressive capital of the nation, and we are proud to take on tough issues like changing the culture
and mind-set surrounding sexual violence on college campuses,” Cuomo said Wednesday morning at New York University. “That is why this law is so important, and every freshman or returning student should know the rules of behavior have changed. These situations are not just a violation of school policy or ethics: They are crimes, and every student should know they have more rights
than before.” Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul, together with Christine Quinn, a special advisor to Cuomo, will be visiting campuses to distribute informational cards for the program, Cuomo said. The state police also created the new Sexual Assault Victims Unit to provide assistance to victims of sexual crimes, as well as train schools and local police departments on the new law.
They will use sexual assault nurse examiners to make sure that evidence is well documented and handled properly. The new law supporting the “Enough is Enough” campaign will require all colleges to adopt comprehensive guidelines, including a uniform definition of affirmative consent. The law is the first of its kind in the nation and was signed by the governor in July. KARINA E. CUEVAS
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change. Wang is moving the night market from its original home in Flushing to Jamaica, reopening this Saturday. In a way, it’s exorcising some old demons. The old location, in the parking lot of the New York Hall of Science, nearly doomed it, with attendance “10 or 20 times more than I ever imagined it would be” and complaints crowding Wang’s Yelp and Facebook accounts about parking and traffic jams. The new location not only has double the space to spread out but will have a lot across the street with $3 parking for visitors. Much of this is thanks to Wang’s new allies at the Greater Jamaica Development Corp., who are providing the new home as well as logistics and promotion for the market. “They have been incredibly supportive since over a year ago. It’s definitely no triviality that they’re donating the space because that’s always been our biggest cost,” says Wang. (He was paying $10,000 a night to run the market in Flushing.) Amid all the changes, there will be some things staying the same. Over
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half of the 80 or so existing vendors have signed on to continue with the market, though Wang wishes it were more. The new location is less convenient by mass transit and gets less foot traffic, which makes it a different pitch to wouldbe vendors. “A lot of it goes back to what we’re trying to change — not everyone has a great, rosy perception of Jamaica,” he says. “I’m hoping the end result of the Night Market is the same, but the truth is this neighborhood is very different.” He’s also trying to recruit more artists, something he didn’t expect would be difficult. “I always thought that out of the 150160 vendors mapped out in our filings, 90 or 100 of them would be art tents.
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tion, bringing strollers and spending their whole evening there. “The tone of the event became much more community-oriented, a real gathering space. People started slowly bringing more picnic blankets and chilling out for hours and hours,” he says. Between constantly recruiting new vendors, sponsors, volunteers and performers, Wang doesn’t count on having a free
second to reflect on everything that’s happened until November (the last day of the market will be Halloween if the weather holds). But he hopes that just as Flushing served to bring many different communities together, Jamaica’s Queens Night Market will take on its own sense of purpose. “It’s a real opportunity to create something different in the community, change the fabric of the community, hopefully,” he says. “I know that sounds like such an idealistic thing, but in the beginning I never imagined I would get the personal satisfaction of watching it become more diverse and evolve. And that goes beyond just creating a local market.” EVA KIS @thisiskis
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Two Coney Island men will spend at least the next two decades in prison for their role in an attack on a rival gang that left one man dead and another slashed in the throat. Testimony at trial revealed Alex “Shorty” Escamilla, 23, and Heiberto “Big Boy” Guerrero, 24, were driving on Neptune Avenue in Coney Island around 2 a.m. on June 4, 2012, when they spotted rival gang members. They made a U-turn, chased the men and attacked them — Escamilla with a knife and Guerrero with a pipe. Jose Herrera, 28, died after being stabbed 28 times and receiving 13 blunt-force injuries to his head and face. Angel Reyes, 22, had his throat slashed but survived, according to the DA’s office. Herrera and Reyes be-
longed to the El Esquadron (SDN) gang, and Escamilla and Guerrero were members of the rival Coney Island Warriors. “These two defendants engaged in senseless gang violence on the streets of Brooklyn and deserve every day that they will now spend behind bars,” Brooklyn DA Ken Thompson said of the fatal attack. Escamilla was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison on Wednesday after being convicted of seconddegree murder, attempted murder, first-degree assault, first-degree gang assault and criminal possession of a weapon in May. Guerrero was sentenced to 21 years after a separate jury found him guilty of first-degree assault, firstdegree gang assault and criminal possession of a weapon in June. WENDY JOAN BIDDLECOMBE
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London. Hospital releases the identities of HIV-positive patients The identities, email addresses and HIV statuses of nearly 800 patients were accidentally released by a sexual health clinic in London, England. The Guardian, which postulates that this could be the largest leak of its kind, reports that the clinic “sent a newsletter on Tuesday that disclosed the names and email addresses of about 780 recipients. The newsletter is intended for people using its HIV and other sexual health services, and gives details of treatments and support.” The clinic has since vowed to investigate how the data leak happened. The data breach ironically comes from a service called OptionE intended to make receiving treatment for HIV-positive patients
more convenient (and presumably, discreet) by allowing patients to get test results electronically and book appointments online. “I have been a patient at 56 Dean Street since moving to London five years ago and I have always trusted them with my information,” a victim of the leak told the Guardian. “OptionE is a service set up for patients who are stable and on long-term HIV treatment. It is designed to make life easier so your results, etc., are sent via email …. I find it impossible to believe that in this day and age this can happen. I was able to scroll down the list and identify the names of a number of people who I knew, some of whom I was unaware of their status.” MATT LEE
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Migrants shut trains to UK, dead wash up on Turkish beach Migrants. Hundreds of thousands of refugees are fleeing wars, as well as economic migrants escaping poverty. Hundreds of migrants poured overnight onto the high-speed railway linking Paris with London near the French port of Calais, stranding passengers in darkness aboard trains. Thousands of miles away, the bodies of other migrants washed up on a Turkish beach. Photos of a drowned toddler face down in the surf spread quickly across the Internet.
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Outside a Budapest train station, an angry crowd camped out demanding to board trains for Germany, as Europe’s asylum system crumbled under the strain of the influx. Hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing wars as well as economic migrants escaping poverty have arrived in the European
Union, confounding EU leaders and feeding the rise of rightwing populists. Thousands of migrants have drowned in the Mediterranean and many others have died travelling over land, including 71 people found in an abandoned truck in Austria last week. Hundreds took to the tracks around France’s Cal-
ais-Frethun station, the latest target for those trying to reach Britain, which many regard as a better place to live than countries on the continent. Rail operator SNCF halted services near the entrance to the Channel Tunnel. Three Eurostar trains were blocked overnight and eventually continued to London on Wednesday, while two returned to their departure stations. REUTERS
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Murdoch favorite. Brooks returns to UK job in big comeback
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With sales at the brash Sun tabloid in decline, Brooks is being brought back to breathe new life into the group. She will be joined by Tony Gallagher as The Sun’s editor-in-chief — a respected journalist and a key figure in the success of MailOnline, one of the world’s most popular sites. “I am delighted to return to News UK,” said Brooks, who was dubbed by some as Murdoch’s “fifth daughter.” “It is a privilege to be back amongst the most talented journalists and executives in the business.” Her return was condemned by critics who questioned Murdoch’s judgment in bringing back one of Britain’s most vilified journalists who was once depicted as a witch on the front page of a news magazine over her role in a phone-hacking scandal.
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Baltimore judge: Charges against police in Freddie Gray case can go forward Died in custody. Protests and a day of rioting, arson and looting drew worldwide attention.
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A judge on Wednesday rejected defense motions to drop charges against six Baltimore police officers charged in the death of a black man from an injury in custody, clearing the way for a scheduled trial next month. Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Barry Williams also rejected a defense motion calling for State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby and her office to recuse themselves from the Freddie Gray case.
Security at the courthouse was enhanced for the hearing, and protesters rallied outside, decrying what they called the militarization of the police. One person was arrested. Williams rejected the defense contention that Mosby violated her obligation to assure a fair trial when she announced the charges at a news conference as the largely black city of 620,000 people was in turmoil. Williams said that point would best be settled in a misconduct proceeding, not in his courtroom. He said Mosby’s comments did not warrant dropping charges. “The motion is hereby dismissed,” he said before a courtroom nearly filled with reporters and spectators. REUTERS
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The Federal Aviation Administration on Wednesday named two new officials to lead its effort to incorporate commercial unmanned aerial systems, or drones, into the U.S. airspace. Hoot Gibson, an aviation expert who has been involved in development of a next-generation air transportation system for the United States, was named as the agency’s UAS integration senior adviser — a new position responsible for external outreach, education and interagency initiatives.
A former U.S. Air Force career officer and executive director of the FAA-sponsored NextGen Institute, Gibson will report directly to FAA Deputy Administrator Michael Whitaker. The agency also named FAA official Earl Lawrence as director of its UAS Integration Office, an existing position responsible for crafting new commercial drone regulations that are expected early next year. Lawrence, who joined FAA in 2010, previously led the agency’s Kansas City-based Small Airplane Directorate, which is charged with regulating small aircraft, airships and balloons. REUTERS
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Six people have been charged in Oklahoma with homicide, accused of running an illegal prescription drug ring that authorities linked to the overdose death of a woman last year. The arrests of three men and two women took place outside of Tulsa and stemmed from the death of Jennifer McNulty, 38, who died after taking oxycodone she purchased from a network of prescription drug dealers. Her son was one of those arrested. Prescription drug abuse led to nearly 3,200 poisoning deaths in Oklahoma in 2007-2011.
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A 19-year-old Texas man who was posing with a gun for a social media selfie photo accidentally shot himself and died from the wounds, Houston police said on Wednesday. “A witness told police he was taking a selfie with a gun and the gun accidentally discharged,” Houston police spokeswoman Jodi Silva said. The identity of the man killed in the incident in Houston has been withheld pending an investigation by the coroner. REUTERS
Amazon.com Inc. said its “Dash” button, which allows customers to place orders instantly, will now be effectively free. The company’s Prime members can buy the button for $4.99 and get the amount discounted on their first purchase using the button, the e-commerce giant said on Wednesday. The button will now be available to all Prime members — those paying $99 a year for two-day delivery and other benefits. The company said it will add 11 more brands to the button, bringing the total to 29.
The U.S. Army said on Wednesday it would open its elite Ranger School to all soldiers regardless of gender, after two women made history last month by becoming the first to pass the grueling leadership course. “We must ensure that this training opportunity is available to all soldiers who are qualified and capable and we continue to look for ways to select, train, and retain the best soldiers to meet our nation’s needs,” Army Secretary John McHugh said in a statement.
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Congress. Obama secures key vote to protect Iran nuclear deal President Barack Obama on Wednesday secured the 34th Senate vote needed to sustain a veto of any congressional resolution disapproving a nuclear deal with Iran, ensuring the accord will not fail in the U.S. Congress. Democratic Senator Barbara Mikulski announced her support for the agreement, becoming the 32nd Senate Democrat, along with two independents, to back a pact announced on July 14, which exchanges sanctions relief for Iran for Tehran’s agreeing to curtail its nuclear program. The move means Obama’s fellow Democrats will have enough votes to protect the nuclear deal between Iran and world powers in the U.S. Congress. Their next goal is to see if they can gather at least 41 votes in the Senate to use the filibuster procedural rule to block
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a disapproval resolution in the Senate and keep Obama from having to use his veto power. Secretary of State John Kerry gave a speech about the deal in Philadelphia on Wednesday, arguing that its benefits outweigh any drawbacks. U.S. lawmakers have until Sept. 17 to vote on a “resolution of disapproval,” which would weaken the international pact by eliminating Obama’s ability to temporarily waive many U.S. sanctions on Iran. The Senate and House of Representatives are expected to take up the issue as soon as they return to Washington on Sept. 8 after their August recess. With Republicans virtually united in opposition, Democrats have spent the summer rallying support for an agreement seen as a potential legacy foreign policy achievement for the president. REUTERS
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Summer is over, and it’s time to get down to brass tacks — that is, to movies of quality. But autumn is a time of great fruitfulness, and the movies coming out are a diverse lot: not just awardsgobblers but blockbusters, family films, dumb thrillers and Halloween crowdpleasers. If you’re stoked for a big title, may we recommend something smaller with which it might share an obvious — or possibly tiny and probably inconsequential — quality? Here’s our guide to the plethora of riches for the next few months. Matt Prigge & Ned Ehrbar
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THE FUN STARTS HERE ‘The Transporter Refueled’ (Sept. 4) / ‘Taxi’ (Oct. 2)
‘Legend’ (Oct. 2) / ‘By the Sea’ (Nov. 13)
Common connection: Cars Yes, the left field, Jason Statham-less “Transporter” spinoff, starring one Ed Skrein, features automotive mayhem and gunplay and then still more automotive mayhem. But the Iranian drama “Taxi” might, in a way, be more thrilling. It’s the third film Jafar Panahi has made in secret after being banned from filmmaking by the government and, like “This Is Not a Film” and “Closed Curtain” before it, it was secreted out of the country. Now that’s exciting (and tragic).
Common connection: Couples acting together If you like your drama with an extra meta layer of knowing that the folks onscreen are actually a couple in real life, then watching Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie play a couple whose marriage is crumbling during a luxe vacation in “By the Sea” is for you. Meanwhile, in “Legend,” Tom Hardy does some of his best work opposite … Tom Hardy, as real-life identical twin gangsters Ronald and Reginald Kray — because who doesn’t want twice as much Tom Hardy?
‘Black Mass’ (Sept. 18) / ‘The Danish Girl’ (Nov. 27)
Common connection: Onscreen transformations for famous actors Johnny Depp has made such a career of freakish transformations that it’s not really surprising anymore — except when he transforms into Whitey Bulger, the balding, understated, middle-aged gangster at the center of “Black Mass.” It’s a far more unsettling metamorphosis than Oscar-winner Eddie Redmayne’s in “The Danish Girl” as Lili Elbe, one of the first trans women to undergo sexual reassignment surgery.
‘The Intern’ (Sept. 25) / ‘Carol’ (Nov. 20)
department store clerk (Rooney Mara) and an older housewife (Cate Blanchett) in the 1950s. Now that, then, is progressive!
‘Stonewall’ (Sept. 25) / ‘Jem and the Holograms’ (Oct. 23)
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Common connection: May-December relationships In Nancy Meyers’ “The Intern,” Anne Hathaway plays a flummoxed young Internet fashion
god who finds herself taking old-school (but, happily, not tooooo old-school) advice from a retiree intern, who’s played by Robert De Niro. They don’t
fall in love, though perhaps they should have. After all, that happens in Todd Haynes’ period romance, which charts the relations between a young
Common connection: Fan-polarizing trailers You know what’s awkward? Alienating your core audience with the first trailer for your film. That’s the obstacle both “Stonewall” (about the 1969 riots that sparked the gay pride movement) and “Jem and the Holograms” (a modern take on the ’80s girl rock band cartoon) are looking to overcome, since their first glimpses angered the folks most likely to show up.
‘The Martian’ (Oct. 2) / ‘Queen of the Desert’ (Fall)
Common connection: Inhospitable locations Where would you rather be stranded? On the angry Red Planet with Matt Damon and director Ridley Scott? Or on our planet’s own dry spots with Nicole Kidman and director Werner Herzog? “The Martian” has a terminally worried supporting cast, including Kristen Wiig, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Jessica Chastain (doing space drama from Earth once again). But “Desert” has James Franco, Damian Lewis and Robert Pattinson, who now seems to exclusively work with weirdo auteurs.
‘The Walk’ (Sept. 30) / ‘Our Brand Is Crisis’ (Oct. 30) Common connection: Stories already good as documentaries Does the story of “The Walk” sound familiar? Very, very familiar? If so, perhaps that’s because the tale of Philippe Petit, a French acrobat who strutted across a tightrope strung between the World Trade Center buildings, was told in the documentary “Man on Wire,” which made millions, won the best documentary Oscar, etc. Now here it is as an unnecessary Robert Zemeckis movie with Joseph Gordon-Levitt. The relatively obscure 2005 doc “Our Brand Is Crisis,” which looks at the Americanization of South American politics, makes more sense being turned into a star-studded film, this one by David Gordon Green and starring no less than Sandra Bullock.
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‘Bridge of Spies’ (Oct. 16) / ‘Sleeping With Other People’ (Sept. 11) Common connection: Fraught relationships we know will work out in the end In Steven Spielberg’s “Bridge of Spies,” an American lawyer (Tom Hanks) battles with a KGB agent (Mark Rylance) over the release of a pilot captured in Cold Warera Soviet Russia. But we know the two will eventually make a connection, just as we know the besties in the rom-com “Sleeping With Other People,” played by Alison Brie and Jason Sudeikis, will ultimately stop all that jibber-jabbering and hook the hell up.
‘Crimson Peak’ (Oct. 16) / ‘Rock the Kasbah’ (Oct. 23) Common connection: Charismatic men preying on younger women It can be pretty fraught out there for a young lady, especially when, like in “Crimson Peak,” you’re an English author (Mia Wasikowska) whose dashing new husband (Tom Hiddleston) lives in what turns out to be a house of horrors. Just as dangerous? Being a young Afghan singer who earns the attention of a washed-up and stranded rock manager (Bill Murray) who wants to get you on Afghanistan’s version of “American Idol.”
‘Burnt’ (Oct. 23) / ‘The Green Inferno’ (Sept. 25)
Common connection: Food Hungry? You could watch Bradley Cooper once again try
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to get his Anthony Bourdain on in “Burnt,” which exists in part because no one watched him play actual Bourdain in the “Kitchen Confidential” show a decade ago. Or you could take in the sights of a bunch of environmentalist do-gooders becoming cannibal chow in Eli Roth’s “The Green Inferno.” Let your stomach guide the way.
‘Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse’ (Oct. 30) / ‘99 Homes’ (Sept. 25) Common connection: Fighting Sometimes the only answer to adversity is getting your hands dirty — and maybe a little bloody. But “adversity” can take many forms, like the comically violent zombie apocalypse in “Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse” or the more frighteningly realistic Florida in the post-housing crash in 2010, in which downtrodden single dad Andrew Garfield gets into the wrong side of the eviction game with Michael Shannon.
Common connection: Brilliant loners Aaron Sorkin’s latest study of a cold genius bastard is “Steve Jobs” (not to be confused with the doc “Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine,” out this week), which spends nearly three hours looking in detail at three of his biggest moments. Jobs remains controversial even in death, while Gregg Turkington — or at least his alter ego: anti-standup comic Neil Hamburger — is an all-too-divisive figure still walking amongst us. In “Entertainment,” the notorious creation gets his own film, and one by filmmaker Rick Alverson of “The Comedy,” which has Tim Heidecker also tormenting nice, unsuspecting characters. ‘Creed’
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‘Creed’ (Nov. 25) / ‘Experimenter’ (Oct. 16) Common connection: Testing resilience In one corner there’s the son of the late Apollo Creed — actually named Adonis, and played by Michael B. Jordan — who has to learn to trust his father’s former nemesis-turned-friend Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) as he trains for a fight. In the other, there’s social psychologist Stanley Milgram (Peter Sarsgaard), who, in 1961, wonders if his radical behavior experiments can prove that regular people will always obey authority. May the best look at human resilience win!
‘Spectre’ (Nov. 6) / ‘The Lobster’ (Fall) Common connections: Lea
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not as chilling as the world of another film also touting Bond Girl Lea Seydoux and current Q Ben Whishaw (plus Colin Farrell, Rachel Weisz and John C. Reilly). “The Lobster” depicts a dystopia where the terminally single are forced to mate. If they fail, they’re turned into random creatures — a fate more terrifying than that old groin laser from “Goldfinger.”
‘Peanuts’ (Nov. 6) / ‘Youth’ (Dec. 4) Common connection: A state of arrested adolescence Rather than ruin the aura of a childhood fave a la the “Smurfs” and “Alvin and the Chipmunk”’s movies, the makers of the “Peanuts” film appear to have stayed true to Charles Schulz’s comic-strip source, spackling it in CGI but keeping the intimacy and, best of all, actual children voicing our leads. They’re free to gallivant about like kids — just, as it were, like Michael Caine and Harvey Keitel in “Youth,” Paolo Sorrentino’s art film-horndog follow-up to his Oscar winner, “The Great Beauty,” where the two hit the Alps to carouse (and think about getting old).
‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2’ (Nov. 20) / ‘Brooklyn’ (Nov. 6) Common connection: Girl against the world If you’re in the market for a strong but vulnerable female protagonist, you’re probably already lining up for the final installment of Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) fighting for freedom from tyranny. You might also enjoy Saoirse Ronan’s Irish immigrant torn between old home and new in “Brooklyn.” Oh, and each has a love triangle.
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Anthony Jeselnik: ‘As edgy as possible’ Sept. 12 • 9 PM
The comedian is on tour with Funny or Die’s Oddball Festival. RACHEL VIGODA @rachelatmetro rachel.vigoda@metro.us
When it comes to his stand-up shows, Anthony Jeselnik is not willing to make compromises — even if he’s performing in front of thousands at a Funny or Die festival. “I would never accept a job where there are things I couldn’t do,� he says. “They might recommend things, they might say, ‘Try to keep it a little nicer, try to keep it a little less edgy.’ But I of course will not do that.� Jeselnik, who you’ve seen hosting Comedy Central roasts and NBC’s “Last Comic Standing,� is touring with Funny or Die’s Oddball Comedy and Curiosity Festival, alongside Aziz Ansari, Amy Schumer and a long list of other notable comics.
When you’re told to tone it down a bit, does that make you want to go even edgier?
Oddball Festival comes to Nikon at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh on Sept. 4 and the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, New Jersey, on Sept. 5. PROVIDED
I only have one speed. That’s to be as edgy as possible. If you told me to be more edgy, it would be impossible. I don’t have a plan B — I just have this one thing that I do.
Who do you usually test things out on to see if you’re going too far? Stand-up is so different than asking a friend, “What do you think about this joke?� If you do, it’s usually a disaster. They just look at you like you’re crazy. You have to find out in front of a real crowd.
Being part of a tour like Oddball versus hosting a show like “Last Comic Standing� — which do you
prefer?
A mix of both is necessary because one feeds the other. I’m on TV, so people come and see me when I perform live. And the thing I like about performing live is no one can tell me what to do. I’m my own boss; I have no censors. I can do whatever I want — and you can’t do that on television. And Oddball is great because with stand-up, with comedy, you’re always on your own. With Oddball, it’s a chance for all of us to hang out.
Whose performances at Oddball are you most excited about seeing? Oh, I won’t watch a single performance. I will do my set and then I’ll go in the back and read a book.
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Alesso talks Electric Zoo: Transformed and how you know you have a hit The Swedish DJ/ producer has the No. 1 dance track on the charts right now with “Heroes (We Could Be)” and is about to headline Electric Zoo. We get him to reveal the secret to his chart-topping success.
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playing to thousands in party-ready cities, but he says New York is one of his favorite places in the whole world. The 24-year-old is playing Electric Zoo: Transformed this weekend, and he says he’s more than ready. “I was supposed to play Electric Zoo last year, but it got canceled because of the weather. I was so excited last year, so imagine how I feel now. I can’t wait. It’s going to be one hell of a show,” he says.
The inner Swedish circle Alesso’s current single “Heroes (We Could Be)” is currently No. 1 on Billboard’s Dance Club Songs charts and features Tove Lo, a fellow Swede. “Today, yeah, we do kind of all know each other,” he says of popu-
lar Swedish musicians. “It’s a small country, so there’s always someone who is a friend of someone you know.” Countries like Sweden, France, Spain and Germany are notoriously ahead of the curve when it comes to EDM, and Alesso says he thinks the reason is that dance music is just ingrained in their culture. “It’s something that’s always been in Swedish history, but also people here are really focused on getting their music out of Sweden so that it’s heard all over the world,” he says.
Musical identity Alesso says he himself has always been extremely driven toward success. “Even when I was only 13, I would have these thoughts like, ‘What should I do with my life? Who am
I?’ I think everyone has thoughts like that, but I had them very early.” Music became the identity he was searching for. And he just so happens to have a knack for making hit tracks. “If it’s a really good track, you can tell early on by the basic stuff like vocals and chord progression,” he says. “It doesn’t matter how much you produce it or change the beat a million times or how creative you get. You can always tell a big record at an early stage in the production.” When Alesso thinks he has the beginnings of a new track, he likes to test it out on his friends and younger sister, who just graduated high school. “She likes everything I do, but I kind of force her to find the one thing she doesn’t like. But she’s always supportive,” he says.
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Back Forty & Narcissa At Back Forty, Sept. 3 and 5 close out Crab-a-Palooza 2015, where $50 gets you a tableful of Old Bay-spiced crab with traditional sides and summer fruit cobbler. The Carolina-style spread ($45) on Narcissa’s patio has blue crab, shrimp and sausage, plus hush puppies and carrot cake. (Bonus: The Jamaican Jerk Crab Boil at Miss Lily’s 7a — an amazing deal at $38 for a shareable feast of six crabs, sides and banana pudding — was set to end on Labor Day but will continue until Sept. 21 or 28, depending on market availability.) On the water
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Shore leave musical “On the Town” is ending its run Sept. 6 with a two-week stint by newly minted prima ballerina Misty Copeland. It surely won’t be her last turn on Broadway, but it’s one worth catching. “John” was sold out through the end of its run Sept. 6 but just added an evening performance that day, so don’t miss this ghost story about a haunted stay in a Pennsylvania bed & breakfast. And catch Alex Sharp in the role that earned him a Tony in “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the NightTime” before he leaves on Sept. 13.
The weather may still be good, but city pools will close for the season Sept. 7, so get your final splashes in at McCarren Park and soak in the last of the sun from the glorious deck of Astoria Park. (Most city beaches will close Sept. 13.) And while the Riis Park Beach Bazaar may be open until Sept. 27, the easy-access ferry from Pier 11 stops running after Labor Day, so get to the Rockaways this weekend to check out the bazaar. It goes way beyond just eating until you’re high on sugar with music and activities like ultimate Frisbee. For more Labor Day events, visit Metro.us.
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Seneca Falls: Women’s rights and ‘A Wonderful Life’ The town in New York’s Finger Lakes saw the beginnings of the Women’s Rights Movement and inspired the classic Frank Capra film. The small New York town of Seneca Falls played a surprisingly big role in the women’s ns equality movement. Supporters orters gathered there in 1848 for the first Women’s Rights Convention. It was also the home of leading activist Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and the town’s Wesleyan Chapel hosted anti-slavery and political rallies.
expanded to include fighting for civil rights for all on a global stage. Through December, the exhibit “Remember to be a Lady; Forget you are a Woman” looks at the experiences of the WAVES — women in the U.S. Navy — during World War II.
The National Women’s Hall of Fame (www.womenofthehall. org) is humbly housed in an 1844 knitting mill and showcases over 300 women in the humanities, sciences, sports, engineering,
politics, education, medicine and other areas, most of whom are little known outside (and often inside) their field. It’s an appropriate example of adaptive re-use, since most of the people who worked there were women. The 2015 ceremony for the induction of new members is Oct. 3. The classic holiday film “It’s a Wonderful Life” is set in the fictional town of Bedford Falls. Writer/director Frank Capra visited Seneca Falls often while writing the th screenplay, and many of the movie’s locations an and plot elements seem dr drawn from those visits. Th The Wonderful Life M Museum (www. w wonderfullifemuseum. com) has photos, props co and memorabilia from an the film. You can pick th up (or download) an illuswalking tour to sites that trated wa inspired tthe story and setting.
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Keys closer to potential showdown with Serena Tennis. Madison Keys has the look of a champion, even at 20 years old. Madison Keys has already been heralded by Serena Williams as the future No. 1 player in the world. For now, Serena is the undisputed holder of that title as she pursues the Grand Slam here at the U.S. Open. But the 20-year-old Keys took one step closer to another showdown with Serena when she knocked off Tereza Smitkova of the Czech Republic 6-1, 6-2 in Arthur Ashe Stadium on Wednesday to advance to the third round. “It was amazing,” Keys said. “I don’t know if it’s because of the roof now, but it didn’t seem as big as I thought it was going to feel. It was amazing to play out there. “I thought I played pretty well, so hopefully I can have many more matches on Ashe.” Keys will next face the winner between No. 15
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Aga Radwanska and Magda Linette. She is 0-4 lifetime against Radwanska but if she advances, Serena could be waiting in the fourth round. That quarter is filled with Americans, including Coco Vandeweghe (the niece of ex-Knick Kiki
Vandeweghe), Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Venus Williams. “I think I have always kind of struggled with Radwanska’s game a little bit,” said Keys, who lives in Boca Raton, Florida. “She just seems to always kind of get that extra ball back. I think
going into that match [I need to be] just a little bit more patient but still going for my shots.” Keys hired former world No. 1 Lindsay Davenport as her coach and then made a major breakthrough at the Australian Open in January when
she reached the semifinals before losing to Serena in straight sets. “It was an honor for me to play someone who will be No. 1 in the future,” Williams said after the match. Keys followed that performance up with runs to the third round at the French Open and the quarterfinals at Wimbledon. On the year, she is now 26-14. “It’s great stuff,” Paul Annacone said on the Tennis Channel of the Americans’ success. “Between the men and the women, that talent pool is getting deeper. The deeper the pool the more likely you’re going to have great players.” Keys could be that next great American player in the post-Serena/Venus Era. But in order to get another shot at Serena, she must get past the next round. “It’s so special to be able to get as far as I’ve ever been at this Open,” Keys said. “I’m excited to keep it going and try to get to the next round. ADAM ZAGORIA @AdamZagoria sports@metro.us
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Rutgers eyes another bowl berth Rutgers football defied all conventional wisdom last year by racing to an 8-5 record in their first season in the Big Ten. There was a narrow loss to Penn State, some very solid wins — including one over Michigan — and a tremendous road comeback in their season finale at Maryland. Then there was the bowl win, a solid thumping of North Carolina. It will be tougher this year for the Scarlet Knights, who not only lost four-year starting quarterback Gary Nova to graduation but now play the likes of Penn State, Michigan and Wisconsin on the road. Getting to six wins to ensure a bowl game will be a challenge. Then again, the same
thing was said last year and the team exceeded expectations. Where the program goes in 2015 will rely heavily on wide receiver Leonte Carroo, who returns for his senior season, as well as the play of a revamped secondary that should be much better than last year’s unit. They open the season this Saturday against Norfolk State. Hayden under center In part because of a suspension to Chris Laviano, it will be Hayden Rettig who starts at quarterback for Rutgers this weekend. It has been a stiff quarterback competition between Rettig and Laviano this summer but Rettig came on strong and will capitalize on the fact that Laviano is suspended for the first half of the Norfolk State game for violating a team rule. He’ll get the start and
hard and I have a lot of confidence in him and so does the football team.” Blessuan Austin One of the big names to emerge this summer in camp is Blessuan Austin, a freshman who was lightly recruited in high school but has likely earned a starting job at cornerback. And given how poorly the team did with their pass defense last year, his emergence could be huge for the team. Leonte Carroo, center left, spent lots of time in the end zone in 2014. He has a long frame GETTY IMAGES that is perfect for lining up opposite Big Ten receivers. the chance to show off his early stage,” Rutgers head “We are excited about cannon of an arm. coach Kyle Flood said of him,” Flood said. “This is Rettig is a former four- Rettig. “You spend a year a big challenge for him. star recruit and a U.S. on a scout team at one There’s an evolution of a Army All-American who place, and then you go to football player that haptransferred from LSU last another place and you are pens, and fortunately we year and had to sit out the still ineligible. So you have had him here in January, so year, per NCAA rules. to spend another year on he was able to start that a “It’s one of the dif- the scout team. little bit earlier than some ficult things for a player “Hayden is really ex- of the other first-year playwho transfers at that cited. He’s working really ers. KRISTIAN DYER
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Finish line in sight for Yanks, Mets MLB. The Yankees and Mets are both firmly in the mix this Labor Day weekend. The pennant-contending Mets and Yankees go into Labor Day weekend looking to pick up wins over divisional opponents that are both realistically eliminated from the postseason. Luis Severino gets things started for the Yankees on Friday night; the young phenom turned in his best start to date
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