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Making out on the train, on the street and in crowded elevators and restaurants might be titillating, but it’s inappropriate and, more importantly, just uncomfortable for everyone else. So screw it: to help you get your groove on without pissing off the rest of New York, we’ve rounded up some intimate spots great for the sauciest of smooches. continue reading »

The delicious Christine Ebersole returns to The Café Carlyle (35 E 76th St @ Madison Ave, TheCarlyle.com) Jan 31–Feb 25 to sweep away your winter blues with her musical director, John Oddo, and a new four-week engagement that will include a special Valentine’s Day show on Feb 14. continue reading »

Since full, operatic productions of Porgy and Bess materialize relatively infrequently, it’s tempting to recommend to newbies the current Broadway incarnation, now retitled The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, but that would be a mistake. continue reading »

February’s main event—or events, plural—has to be Björk’s highly anticipated Biophilia residencies. continue reading »

Singer/songwriter Scott Matthew is probably best known for his contributions to the soundtrack of John Cameron Mitchell’s sexually explicit indie comedy, Shortbus. continue reading »

DJ Rodolfo Bravat brings the Brazilian beats to Splash on February 11. continue reading »

We’re feeling the rush this week of Rusko’s new track “Somebody to Love.” continue reading »