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www.92y.org In this excerpt, Tom Ford talks with Fern Mallis about his relationship with Yves Saint Laurent, cosmetic surgery, being a commercial fashion designer and making films.

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92Y.org In May of 2009, David Grossman spoke of an inspiration of his, Polish writer Bruno Schulz. More info on the 92Y Blog: blog.92y.org Find out more about the Ys Literature: www.92y.org and Jewish Life programs: www.92y.org

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www.92y.org Vivian Gussin Paley talks about the importance of imagination and play in children's development, as well as offering a suggestion for the most important act you can make as a teacher.

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92y.org Last month, actor James Franco spoke with Annette Insdorf about his portrayal of Allen Ginsberg in the movie Howl, and specifically about how he developed his own version of Ginsberg's unique voice. Today's featured recording is of Ginsberg himself, reading "Mind Breaths" in a 1977 appearance at 92Y's Unterberg Poetry Center. Read more, and download the mp3, on the 92Y Blog: blog.92y.org See all upcoming readings in the Main Reading Series: bit.ly

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92Y Poetry: www.92Y.org First published in 1986, Art Spiegelman's Maus, a comic-book chronicle of his parents' experience during the Holocaust, was hailed by Jules Feiffer as "a remarkable work, awesome in its conception and execution . . . at one and the same time a novel, a documentary, a memoir and a comic book. Brilliant. Just brilliant." To mark the book's twenty-fifth anniversary, Spiegelman now publishes MetaMaus—"my notebooks, my sketches, rough drafts, interviews, transcripts, photos [and] historical references made into a work that can sit next to Maus." The book has been edited by Hillary Chute. Read more on the 92Y Blog: blog.92y.org

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www.92y.org With Robin Givhan, Isaac Mizrahi, Ashley Olsen, and Cindi Leive as moderator, Oct 21, 2009. Keep up to date with 92Y on Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com and the 92Y Blog: blog.92y.org

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www.92y.org Learn the basic techniques to create enameled jewelry, including enameling on three-dimensional forms and castings. Basic jewelry skills are combined with enameling techniques such as champlevé and cloisonné to create jewelry with form and color. Be sure to download a supply list for your class. Art Center students are required to buy their own materials.

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Residence at the 92nd Street Y Student and Intern Housing: www.92y.org Have Questions? Give Us A Call: 212.415.5650 or Email Us: www.92y.org Interested? Complete and Submit Your Application: www.92y.org Bill Clinton calls the 92nd Street Y a great example of American citizenship at work AM-NY calls it Y the bastion of all things fun, cultural, creative and athletic ... You can call it home. The First Floor 900 seat concert hall, home to hundreds of talks, (www.92y.org concerts (www.92y.org and literary readings (www.92y.org every year: from Tom Cruise (is.gd to Al Gore to Ani DiFranco to Chinua Achebe and Joyce Carol Oates. Residents get free tickets and discounts! The Second Floor The dance studios (www.92y.org that have been home to thousands including Martha Graham, Alvin Ailey and Doug Varone and the School of Music (www.92y.org) where Tony™ Award winner David Alvarez takes piano lessons. The Third Floor Ceramics and jewelry studios (http on one side of the building and entrance to our 25000 square foot health club and gym on the other. (www.92y.org The Fourth Floor Basketball court, state-of-the-art Cardio Court, spinning room and more The Top Floors of the Y—International community of undergraduate and graduate students, young professionals and professional or summer interns AND YOU! And, of course, the Residence at 92Y also has: # Private rooms # A safe, friendly environment at a cultural organization thats been creating community since 1874. # 24/7 security, with <b>...</b>

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www.92y.org The video podcast above features Leonard Cohen reading at 92Y on February 14, 1966. He read several poems and performed one song that would become an all-time classic. In the excerpt above, Cohen reads two poems -- "For EJP" and "You Have the Lovers" -- and performs "The Stranger Song," which became popular in 1967 with the release of Cohen's debut album Songs of Leonard Cohen.

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We are happy to bring you the fourth installment of the 92Y Fridges video series. André Soltner of Lutèce fame and current Dean of Classic Studies at the French Culinary Institute invited us inside his Upper East Side abode for a peek inside his kitchen and refrigerator. Youll see all the basics...fruit, chocolate, bread, cheese. But he also imparts a few secrets, such as his choices for salt, and why he does not bother to bring wine back from Europe, but instead, vinegar. Soltner, originally from the Alsace region of France who has been cooking for 60 years, is known for his simple approach to food. He abhors using using frozen or canned goods and wisely advised: I always say, you better [off] eat grated carrots which are fresh, then frozen caviar. He doesnt need or desire fancy equipment in his kitchen, and uses a small gas stove, the right knife for the right job, and a good pan. The fancy stuff, thats for amateur chefs, he told the New York Times in 2004, they need gadgets. I have 50 or 60 knives and I use just one. Read more: blog.92y.org

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Kumail Nanjiani performing at 92Y Tribeca on 12/10/08. Opening for Zach Galifiankis

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92Y Shababa Community: www.92y.org Share family times and create meaningful memories while learning about and experiencing Jewish values, culture and tradition. These programs offer wonderful opportunities for young children and their families to celebrate Judaism and connect to one another. Join 92Y Shababa on Facebook: on.fb.me and learn more about 92Y Shababa programs, here: www.92y.org Video created by Adam Cohen Photography | adamcohenphoto.com

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92Y Talks: www.92y.org Read more on the 92Y Blog: bit.ly

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Passport NYC: www.92ypassportnyc.org Passport NYC is the 92nd Street Ys Jewish values driven specialty-based residential summer camp. For three weeks teens entering grades 9-11 and from all over the world will live at the 92nd Street Y and will engage in one of five specialty areas Film (with IFC Center), Fashion (with FIT), Culinary Arts (with the Greenmarket), the Music Industry (with Clive Davis Department of Recorded Music) or Baseball (with the Mets minor league team, the Brooklyn Cyclones). At Passport NYC we believe that no matter what your passion, you can use it to help make the world a better place—what we call Tikkun Olam. Engage with the top talent New York has to offer and make new friends. Celebrate your creativity and live Jewish values as you experience the best in New York Culture. Stop dreaming and start packing! www.92YPassportNYC.org www.92ypassportnyc.org

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Somi sings a stripped down live version of "Enganjyani" at the Tribeca 92Y in New York City for Valentine's Day. Featuring Liberty Ellman (guitar), Keith Witty (bass), and Alicia Olatuja (additional voice).

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92Y Poetry Center Archive: www.92y.org I can write a small book more easily than a letter—why is that? "As though I'd stumbled upon a lost Bellow masterpiece." So said Philip Roth after "hungrily" reading through the recently published Letters of Saul Bellow. Saul Bellow first appeared at the Poetry Center in November of 1956, reading from a novel-in-progress that would become Henderson the Rain King. Upon the book's publication, in 1959, Bellow wrote to his friend Ralph Ellison about its critical reception: The fighting about poor Henderson has been fierce and wild, and to make matters worse I'm not quite sure where I myself stand. For I'm not in possession of my head and don't know what parts of the book originate in gaiety and which in desperation. It's easy enough to see through the prejudices of the critics and to assess their vindictiveness against the new and the unexpected, but it's not as though the book occurred as a pure act of the imagination. . . . I'm inclined to set the whole of Henderson down to dizziness and begin to think of a new start. Bellow's second appearance at the Poetry Center didn't come until 1988. By then, he'd written Herzog and Mr. Sammler's Planet, won three National Book Awards and the Nobel Prize. Today's featured recording is an excerpt from that 1988 appearance, when he read from Humboldt's Gift. "The book of ballads published by Von Humboldt Fleisher in the Thirties was an immediate hit," writes Bellow in the novel's opening sentence <b>...</b>

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Peter Rosenberg presents: Noisemakers A new live series with your favorite artists, producers, etc... Watch here as Premiere talks about the making of "Nas is Like"

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www.92Y.org This recording is an excerpt from a 1989 appearance at 92Y, when John McPhee read from Rising from the Plains—the third volume of his geological tetralogy, Annals of the Former World. In the narrative table of contents to that book, which was some twenty years in the making, he wrote that: Rising from the Plains is primarily about Wyoming, which includes within its borders an exceptional range of geology. It's about the roadcuts of the interstate but also about Jackson Hole and the Tetons and the Powder River Basin and the Wind River Basin and the Laramie Range and David Love and his father and especially his mother, who educated her children at Love Ranch, a very long ride from neighbors, in the geographical center of Wyoming. She was born in 1882 and died long before I would have had a chance to meet her, but she is probably the most arresting personality I have encountered in the course of my professional work. McPhee refers to his guide David Love as "the Grand Old Man of Rocky Mountain geology." Love's mother—this "most arresting personality"—is Ethel Waxham, and after McPhee had spent some time in Love's company, he let him read Waxham's journal, which tells the story of: A slim young woman who is not in any sense a geologist [stepping] down from a train in Rawlins, Wyoming, in order to go north by stagecoach into country that was still very much the Old West. She arrived in the autumn of 1905, when she was twenty-three. Her hair was so blond it looked <b>...</b>

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Dec. 1, 2010 SUPERCUTE! has disbanded. Here is why: www.supercutemusic.com See Supercute!'s video Not To Write About Boys which premiered on Stereogum. http Supercute! singing "Not To Write About Boys" at 92Y Tribeca Comedy Below Canal™ Series. Bro'in out with Leo & Tony. Join Leo and Tony as they welcome Paul Rudd (Knocked Up, 40-Year-Old Virgin), Jon Glaser (Delocated, Human Giant), Steve Schirripa (The Sopranos) and musical guests Supercute!." Video shows the girls closing the show with a performance of "Not To Write About Boys" "Supercute! has pop instincts as finely honed as Mr. (Nick) Jonas's. Wrote Jon Caramanica in The New York Times nyti.ms Amy Plitt writes in TimeOut New York "Finally, the band Supercute!—comprising 15-year-old Rachel Trachtenburg, and her friends Julia and June—played a few songs, including a cover of Led Zeppelins Misty Mountain Hop and a Shaggs-esque tune called Candy City. And as attractive and funny as Paul Rudd was, hes still not as cool as a bunch of teenage girls covering Led Zeppelin and singing songs about how boys suck and friends rule. (Sistas before mistas!)" Read more: bit.ly Special thanks to the 92Y Tribeca's Comedy Below Canal™ 200 Hudson St. NYC bit.ly © John Lei, 2011 www.johnleiphoto.com

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One Life, One Lesson, One Minute View previous videos here: www.92y.org Follow 92Y on Twitter: Twitter.com on Facebook: Facebook Read more on the 92Y Blog: Blog.92Y.org

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www.92y.org Actress and comedian Susie Essman (Curb Your Enthusiasm) and Joy Behar, a cohost of ABC's The View, talk about why Susie used to pray for lesbianism to strike her, the relationship between Susie and her father, Joy Behar being parodied on SNL, and what Susie would tell Dick Cheney. Follow 92Y on Twitter: Twitter.com on Facebook: Facebook Read more on the 92Y Blog: Blog.92Y.org

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92Y.org | Film and culture critic Caryn James interviews the cast of Showtime's The Big C at 92Y on April 9, 2012. Laura Linney, executive producer who starts as the feisty survivor Cathy on The Big C, is joined by her incomparable castmates Gabourey Sidibe, Oliver Platt, John Benjamin Hickey and executive producer Jenny Bicks to talk about and share clips from the exciting third season.

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www.92y.org Arianna Huffington, co-founder and editor in chief of The Huffington Post, moderates a discussion on "The Year Ahead" in politics and culture on the day after the inauguration of President Obama, with HuffPost bloggers: Nora Ephron, author and screenwriter; Erica Jong, author; Trey Ellis, author and screenwriter; Craig Newmark, founder of Craigslist and Paul Rieckhoff, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA) executive director.

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Lawrence Summers, former Harvard president and economic advisor to Presidents Clinton and Obama, offered qualified support for the Occupy Wall Street movement while not always agreeing with its rhetoric and tactics. He summarized his position: "the issue of rising inequality and what it means for the middle class that's the underpinning of democracy, my judgment would be that once we get out of this downturn, that's going to be the issue that animates economic discussion for a very long time." What do you think?

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www.92y.org Pianist Bill Charlap, Artistic Director of 92nd Street Y's Jazz in July Summer Festival, recently sat down with us for a phone conversation. In the first half of the podcast here, Bill tackles the first week of Jazz in July, followed by a discussion of the second week. Read more, and download the full MP3, on the 92Y Blog: blog.92y.org Find more podcasts from 92Y here: www.92y.org

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Dr. Charles Small and Bret Stephens Dec 1, 2008 at the 92nd Street Y in New York City As Iran emerges as a regional power with a nuclear program that most experts agree includes a weapons component, it is a major exponent of genocidal anti-Semitism. The goal to wipe Israel off the map is an overt objective of radical Islam. What should be done to confront this threat, which is diametrically opposed to values of citizenship, human rights and basic notions of democracy? Charles Small is the founder and director of the Yale University Initiative for the Interdisciplinary Study of Anti-Semitism and a lecturer of ethics, politics and economics at Yale. Bret Stephens is a writer and editor for the Wall Street Journal.

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Aabaraki brings their unique brand of FutureSoul to 92Y-Tribeca with an inventive re-imagining of Bob Dylan's "Don't Think Twice". To buy our EP, go to aabaraki.bandcamp.com Find us also on the interwebs at: website ~ www.aabaraki.com Facebook ~ http Twitter ~ www.twitter.com Directed & Edited by Brian Forbes (Ethos Project Productions) Director of Photography: Evan Cohen Camera Operation: Evan cohen, Alan Shanoski and Daniel Hilsinger Email Aabaraki.music@gmail.com for interviews and booking.

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Blitz and the Embassy Ensemble perform at the album release concert.

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92Y Poetry: www.92y.org The Unterberg Poetry Center opened its 73rd season of literary events with a reading by Seamus Heaney. The video here features excerpts from the end of Heaney's reading that night—two poems from his "Clearances" sequence, then "In the Attic" and "A Kite for Aibhín." Read more on the 92Y Blog: blog.92y.org See all upcoming events at 92Y Poetry Main Reading Series: www.92y.org

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92Y Orchestra Sean Kubota, Conductor Mendelssohn Symphony No. 3 "Scottish" Adagio February 13th, 2011 at 92nd Street Y Kubota recently won the Chicago Symphony Orchestra's first International Sir Georg Solti Conducting Competition and Apprenticeship: bit.ly We have an audition for the 92Y Community Orchestra this Sunday, February 27 starting at 1:30 pm. Interested applicants need to call 212-415-5580 to schedule an audition: bit.ly

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NOW AVAILABLE: Deep Foundation & Hydroponikz present Generation ILL Listen and Purchase here: tinyurl.com Stay tuned for a sneak peak of a new project at the end of the video! Shot by Myther Ganibe, Produced and Edited by Hydroponikz and Illpoe

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At the home of "multi-award winning" writer Elliott Kalan, for the second installment of 92Y Show & Tell. On April 7, Elliott Kalan will be at 92YTribeca for the latest installment of his Closely Watched Films (bit.ly series: Kill: bit.ly Joining him will be special guest comic book artist Evan Dorkin. Get your tickets here: bit.ly Previously: Show & Tell with Marisa Meltzer: www.youtube.com For more information on 92YTribeca, visit online: 92y.org or follow our Twitter: twitter.com You can also follow 92YTribeca Film on Facebook: www.facebook.com Read more on the 92Y Blog: Blog.92Y.org

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92Y Poetry: www.92y.org On March 24, 2011, author, artist and Beat poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti turned 92. We thought we would celebrate by sharing a reading of his at 92nd Street Y. This one is from April 2007, when he previewed selections from "Poetry as Insurgent Art and was introduced by Marie Ponsot. Read more on the 92Y Blog: bit.ly

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92Y Dance: www.92y.org Jessi "Dance Magic" Patz and Felix Pitre III lead a How To Swing Dance video, teaching you the Lindy Charleston Basic Join other Swing fans on June 11, 2011 at the 92Y Saturday Night Swing Dance. More info and tickets are available, here: bit.ly

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JJ Peet teaches Handbuilding and Wheel at the 92nd Street Y; for more information, visit: www.92y.org For more information on ceramics at the 92nd Street Y: visit online here: www.92y.org Follow 92Y on Twitter: Twitter.com on Facebook: Facebook Read more on the 92Y Blog: Blog.92Y.org

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This video was created for the Yale Russian Chorus Alumni Association for their performance at the 92nd Street Y in New York City on January 30th, 2011. The group has been together for more than 50 years and have done much to bring together Russia and America long before it was considered acceptable to do so.

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Jukebox the Ghost performs a preview concert of their new album Everything Under the Sun live at 92Y Tribeca in NYC on July 13, 2010.

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92Y Tap for Children and Teens: www.92y.org How many of you have wanted to know a simple tap dance routine to spice up your exits? Youve all wanted to tap dance out the door when leaving somewhere, instead of a just simply walking out, right? We have, and asked 92Y Dance faculty Juli Greenberg to do our latest 92Y How-To Video Series: How To: Tap Shuffle Off To Buffalo. Greenberg teaches Tab B: www.92y.org and Tap C: www.92y.org classes and they are accepting enrollment now. Check out all the Tap Classes available for children and teens: www.92y.org Follow 92Y on Twitter: Twitter.com on Facebook: Facebook Read more on the 92Y Blog: Blog.92Y.org

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