October 1956

• Starting Things from the Voice's First Anniversary

November 1956

• Pax Vobiscum Goes Missing!
• Jerry Tallmer Blown Away by Robards
• Happy First Birthday -- Now Where's My Newspaper?
• Beatnik Gal Burned by the Voice!

December 1956

• John Wilcock Quizzes a Schlockmeister
• John Wilcock Looks for a Job
• Elvis Presley Termed 'Whirling Dervish' By Village Pastor
• How to Avoid Giving Duplicate Gifts

January 1957

• A Disappearance on Fifth Avenue
• Village Booms, John Wilcock Steps In for Injured 'Goddess'
• How Many Ways Can a Jazz Cat Use 'Cool'?
• The Rise of Charles Van Doren

February 1957

• The Late James Dean Causes Teen Convulsions

March 1957

• Ravi Shankar Comes to the Village
• Some Observations on Hollywood
• The Other Agent Ordered Roast Prime Rib
• Tennessee Williams' 'Orpheus Descending'

April 1957

• The Voice Gets Recognized, and 'Curing' Homosexuality
• Where Were You When FDR Died?
• Charles Van Doren Signs with NBC
• Village Independent Democrats Stage a Coup

May 1957

• The Rape of Washington Square
• Jean Shepherd's Rally
• Stopping Washington Square Roadways
• Old-School Social Networking on Sutton Place
• The Irish Rule the 1956-57 Obies

June 1957

• Charles Mingus in the Village
• Billie Holiday, and Computerized Dating
• Billie Holiday Sells Out Loew's Sheridan
• Ed Fancher Reviews "The Bachelor Party"

July 1957

• Dave Brubeck at Basin Street
• The 1957 Auto Rally, and a Poet Returned from The Exotic East
• No Duck and Cover: 30-Day Sentence for Civil Disobedience
• Village Lawyer to Probe Jesus de Galindez Disappearance
• When the Village WAS Bohemia

November 1965

• William F. Buckley v. Norman Mailer

August 1957

• 'I Hate Baseball'
• The Real Life 'Golden Boy'
• 'What Ever Happened to Joe Gould?'
• Joe Gould's Last Rites

September 1957

• John Wilcock's 'Typical Village Girl'
• Katherine Anne Porter Remembers Village Characters
• Jack Kerouac's Favorite Book
• I'm Not Jack Kerouac's 'Uptown Chick'

October 1957

• Buck Mulligan is Dead
• John Wilcock Has Your Back, Job Seeker
• The Russian Word for Know-How
• The Voice Begins Its Third Year

November 1957

• 'Mike on the Barroom Floor'
• Juvenile Delinquents, and Wilhelm Reich
• The 76 Richest Americans
• Straight 'A' Marriages, and Sam Goody's Success

December 1957

• Joe Papp's 'Richard III,' with George C. Scott
• An Owl Comes to Town
• John Wilcock Talks to Ben Hecht
• Jack Kerouac Live at the Vanguard

January 1958

• Caroling with Dorothy Day
• Tennessee Williams: Too Strong For Broadway's Duodenum
• Too Much Dope in the Village; Seymour Krim on James Jones
• Alleged 'Voice' Imposter Caught
• The New York Post -- Sudsy Liberalism?

February 1958

• Robert Moses & the Battle of Washington Square
• John Wilcock -- 'I've Got a Crush on Shari Lewis'
• Dining Out at the Waverly Inn
• What is the Beat Generation?

March 1958

• Jack Kerouac in Brooklyn
• John Wilcock On The World's Biggest Underground Bar
• Steve Allen on Jack O'Brian
• The Defense of Rock 'n' Roll

April 1958

• Uniformity Can Be Fun
• Nat Hentoff on Steve Allen, TV Critic
• Young Socialists on Jack Kerouac
• Kenneth Rexroth on the Beat Generation
• Women Behind Bars Riot!

May 1958

• Kenneth Rexroth on the 'Madison Avenue Pismires'
• In Defense of Madison Avenue
• How to Steal Other People's Blind Dates
• Hipness Vs. Beatness

June 1958

• George C. Scott Wins an Obie
• Jean Shepherd Says, Dig the Folk!
• Jules Feiffer Reads for A Sane Nuclear Policy
• Joe Papp Stands Up to HUAC

July 1958

• Martin Luther King on Integration
• The Outrageousness of HUAC
• Gilbert Seldes: 'Anatomy of a Murder' Has the Consistency of Kleenex
• Early Answering Machines
• The Sean Bell Protests in the Papers: Peaceful and Orderly
• Keg Party for Washington Square

August 1958

• Dear Voice, 'You Are So Damned Phony'
• Where the 'Hipnicks' Live
• Joyce, Picasso and Stravinsky Attend the Ballet
• Jerry Tallmer Blows Up 'River Kwai'

September 1958

• Backlash to Jerry Tallmer's 'River Kwai' Takedown
• The Comforts of the Atomic Bomb
• Village Realtor Refuses to Show Apartment to 'Negroes'
• Stop Housing Discrimination in the Village

October 1958

• Nat Hentoff Trashes Voice's Own Jazz Show
• The Discriminatory Village Landlord Responds
• Join the Village Voice Saloon Society!
• Allen Ginsberg On Norman Podhoretz's 'Ridiculous Fat-Bellied Mind'
• Victory Celebration at Washington Square

November 1958

• The British Officers Club
• Allen Ginsberg on 'The Dharma Bums'
• Kingsley Amis and Jack Kerouac on the Beat Generation
• The Boom on Bleecker

December 1958

• The First Runnin' Scared Column
• e. e. cummings and the Pulitzer
• Gilbert Seldes: The ICBMs Arrive
• Saloon Society Update
• The Battle of Washington Square: 1958

January 1959

• The Best Films of 1958
• Brooklyn Heights' Newest Publication
• Marlene Dietrich on How To Stay Lovely
• Politics and the Beat Generation

February 1959

• Allen Ginsberg, Prince of the Beat Generation
• John Wilcock: An LP for the Id
• The Voice Vs. Carmine DeSapio
• The Birth of Hi-Fi

March 1959

• A Trip on the Crosstown Stage
• Why Ivy Leaguers Come to the Village
• Seymour Krim: Revolt of the Homosexual
• 'A Raisin in the Sun' Brings Joyous Tears of Catharsis

April 1959

• Bill Manville: The Nice Thing About Tweeds
• The City's First Addicts' Center
• Dorothy Day Fights 'Civil Defense'
• Lenny Bruce and the Hipper Than Thou
• Zoning for Survival in Greenwich Village

May 1959

• Overheard at the White Horse Tavern
• Jerry Tallmer: A Week of Musicals
• The Post Office Seizes the Unexpurgated "Lady Chatterley's Lover"
• Zero Mostel, David Amram, Hal Holbrook -- It's Obies 1959!

June 1959

• What Really Happens at the Obies
• Loafing with Meatloaf
• The Newport Jazz Festival's 'Negro Problem'
• Eleanor Roosevelt Supports the Fight Against Carmine DeSapio

July 1959

• 'Let's Buy New Jersey and Close It.'
• Louise Tallmer Begins 'Voice Feminine'
• Death in the Long Hot Summer
• Miss Beatnik 1959
• Jerry Tallmer Defends Calling Film 'Stalinist'

August 1959

• Jerry Tallmer Went Too Far!
• Fire Island Parties - Jules Feiffer Stays Home
• Irving, the 10-Foot Female
• Allen Ginsberg On America's Nervous Breakdown

September 1959

• Swedish Movie Star Hangs with the Voice
• Paul Newman, Activist
• 1959 Wave of South Village Violence
• Saloon Society: Steamy Summer Days
• Bill Manville: A Columnist Cornered

October 1959

• Chamber Music Crackdown!
• Lawrence Ferlinghetti Hits the Village
• Crush Clinton Communism!
• Louise Tallmer: Don't Gain Any Weight!

November 1959

• Bill Manville: Leaving a Wife
• 1959 Village Dope Raid!
• The Mad Mongolian, and Norman Mailer, Too!
• Jerry Tallmer Gags on the Von Trapps

December 1959

• On Sunday Thou Shalt Rest, Merchant!
• Not a Norman Mailer Fan
• What Would Jesus Bomb?
• What Would Jesus Bomb? Part 2
• Norman Mailer on Meaninglessness

January 1960

• Roy Cohn, Boxing Promoter -- And Best Films of 1959!
• The Christopher Street Racist
• A Neanderthal Ponders Evolution
• Why We Printed a Swastika

February 1960

• I'm Voting for Dick Nixon
• Bill Manville: Hey, Nineteen!
• Save the Village, 1869 Style
• The Menace of Folk Music

March 1960

• Bob Shelton: Lay Off Folk Music!
• Nat Hentoff Initiates a Voice Tradition
• Murray Kempton on Fidel Castro
• The 1960 Folding Bicycle
• Ever Taste a 'Moxie'?

April 1960

• Lenny Bruce and the Aging Hipsters
• The Wages of Whiteness
• The Nazis as Beatniks
• 1960 Civil Defense: Duck and Cover!

May 1960

• Caryl Chessman Gassed, Villagers Not Consulted
• Norman Mailer Wouldn't Duck and Cover
• The Norman Mailer-Jack Kerouac Thing Settled at Last
• Eileen Brennan, Edward Albee -- It's Obies 1960!

June 1960

• Nat Hentoff on the Shaming of the New York TImes
• A Chess Homicide in the Village
• Fifth Avenue Record Store Hassle: Cops vs Beatniks!
• Your Manly, Hip Writing Wanted!
• Horse Hotel Razed for Shangri-La

July 1960

• MacDougal Street's Son-of-a-Beats
• Newport Jazz Festival, 1960: Beatnik, Stay Home!
• Peter Bogdanovich Bags on Jose Quintero
• When JFK Was No Adlai Stevenson

August 1960

• Lenny Bruce Leads the Hip Fight for Freedom
• The Pain and Penury of Beat
• Village Voice Praise for a Times Column
• The Voice Makes a Move in 1960

September 1960

• Harlan Ellison Reports from the Front Lines
• Getting a Fix from 'The Connection'
• Belly Laughs in the Eisenhower Era
• Madly for Adlai!
• Harlan Ellison's Day in Jail

October 1960

• Bill Manville's Saloon Society -- the Book!
• Front-Page 1960 News -- Dog Bites Boy!
• An Early Village Voice Lexicon
• Nat Hentoff Digs Bill Manville's Book

November 1960

• 1960 Election Not Close, At Least in the Village
• Dorothy Lamour Glams Up the Village
• Sex on Campus? No Way!
• The Princess and the Belafonte

December 1960

• Mad Men Drain Your Soul
• A Maverick in the Village
• Beyond the Beat Generation
• Where's the Yachting News?
• Jean Shepherd, Hatemonger?

January 1961

• Jean Shepherd Defended! And 1960's Best Films
• Cups Down! It's a Coffeeshop Raid!
• Before 'Carjacking' Was A Word
• Villager Survives Plane Crash, Jokes About It

February 1961

• Bourgeois of the World, Relax
• Jonas Mekas Loves Marilyn Monroe
• The Long, Slow Death of Bookshops
• The Voice Shrinks in Size -- in 1961

March 1961

• Romany Marie: Death of a Village Icon
• When Hips and Squares Collide
• When Lofts were New
• Andrew Sarris Demands You See This
• The Coffee Houses Strike Back!

April 1961

• John Wilcock Defends Henry Miller
• Norman Mailer's Open Letter to JFK

May 1961

• If I Were Krushchev
• Norman Mailer on 'The Blacks'
• Washington Square Saved for Warblers
• JFK Will Lead Tory Revival

April 1961

• Jimmy and His Needle
• Sing a Song, Sing It Loud...

June 1961

• Kigh Dhiegh, Anne Meacham, Art D'Lugoff -- It's Obies 1961!
• Beat, and Conservative, Too!
• Lenny Bruce, With His Shirt Off
• Henry Miller, Free at Last!
• Bill Manville's 'Saloon Society' -- A Dissenting View

July 1961

• The 'Espresso Underground' Fights The System
• Steve Allen Answers 10 Questions
• Nat Hentoff Remembers the Maine
• Knights in Armor (and Other Mescalin Dreams)

August 1961

• Strippers OK, Books -- No Way!
• Titov, Washington Square, and Hiroshima
• The Baby-Oil Secrets of Mr. Atlas
• Our Man in Afghanistan
• Time to Leave New York?

September 1961

• Girl-Watching at the Paperback Bookstore
• Wild Hi-Fi Dreams of the 70's, circa 1961
• Calzones on Mulberry, post-Bay of Pigs
• Spurned by Hurricane Esther

October 1961

• Wait, Did He Really Call the Beats 'Whores'?
• Times Magazine, Deadly Dullness Of
• e. e. cummings Out on His Ass?
• Seventh Year for Voice, Jail for LeRoi Jones

November 1961

• Bill Manville Goes Underground
• Hugh Hefner, Anti-Segregationist
• Jerry Tallmer Holds Nose, Defends Stinker
• Norman Mailer's Poem to JFK
• Bob Newhart, Sick?

December 1961

• Yoko Ono at Carnegie Hall, 1961
• Bringing Good Cinema to the Village
• 'Read the Village Voice at Wall Drug'
• Coffee Houses 1, Police 0

January 1962

• It's Already 1962, and TV Still Sucks
• Voice Critics: Best Films of 1961
• A Queer Little Poem by Norman Mailer
• The Bourgeois Mothers' Underground!

February 1962

• Villagers Declare Peace in 1962
• Dorm Discrimination at NYU?
• More Queer Poetry from Norman Mailer
• Jerry Tallmer Takes a Shot in the Dark

March 1962

• In Orbit Over John Glenn
• John Wilcock's Idealism Deflated
• YAF Goes Wild for Barry Goldwater
• Jerry Tallmer Knocked Out by Patty Duke
• Hipster Dispatch: The Timbuctoo Scene

April 1962

• Living Theatre Too Broke for Paris?
• Bleecker Street Pushcarts Push Back
• Jerry Tallmer Scores a Nathan Award
• 'Bobby Dylan' Makes His First Voice Appearance

May 1962

• e. e. cummings Returns Favor By Showing Up
• Village Voice Indulges in California Dreamin'
• Tragedy Tomorrow, Comedy Tonight!
• Lenny Bruce, Zen Comic
• James Earl Jones, Barbara Harris, Edward Albee -- It's Obies 1962!

June 1962

• John Wilcock: Village Gate Too Successful
• Ibiza, the Beatnik Paradise
• A Fishy Story From The Pier
• Villagers To Blame for America's Godlessness

July 1962

• First Of Million-Plus Alt-Weekly Stripper Stories
• The High Cost of Blacklisting
• All of John Wilcock's Parties
• Sex and the Single Village Girl

August 1962

• Jean Shepherd At 6th Voice Car Rallye
• More Sex Advice for Village Single Girl
• Vultures Feed on Death of Marilyn Monroe
• Villagers Get the Shaft
• Holy Moses! An Expressway in Little Italy?

September 1962

• John Wilcock on Mushrooms -- Footnote By Timothy Leary
• John Wilcock Wishes Squares Would Grow Up
• Malcolm X Surprisingly Inspirational
• No Way This Homosexual Thing Going to Catch On

October 1962

• Folk Music Grows Up
• How Gay Is It To Be Gay?
• When George and Martha Were a New Couple
• A Village Voice Anniversary, and Babs

November 1962

• The Changing World of Bill Manville
• Seymour Krim Kneecaps the New Yorker
• You Can't Kill Living Theatre
• A Killer 1962 Village Gate Lineup
• The Education of a Playboy Bunny

December 1962

• The Un-American Activity of Peacemongering
• When the Voice Was the Only Paper in Town
• Norman Mailer's Solution to JFK's A-Bomb Jitters -- Jackie as Hostage
• Stupid California Taking Over the World

January 1963

• Familiar Refrain -- Newspapers vs Technology
• Luring a Sucker -- er, Scholar, to the Village
• Life Amid the Rubble
• JFK Intervention in Paper Strike? No Thanks!
• A Crime is Committed at Penn Station

February 1963

• Supreme Court Concerns about Science
• Artists Fight to Save Lofts
• Newspapers Endangered, Public Doesn't Care
• Obituary for a Hipster

March 1963

• Remembering William Carlos Williams
• Cassius Clay Trades Rhymes with Village Poets
• Cassius Clay No Nostradamus
• World's Foremost Authority Hits the Boards

April 1963

• Beatnik Coffee House Owner Gunned Down
• Maysles Brothers, Misunderstood in Their Time
• Pete Seeger Banned by ABC
• Coffee House for Gang Members Only

May 1963

• Edward Albee Wins an Antoinette Perry
• NAACP Pickets Howard Johnson in the Village
• It's 1963, and the Sixties are starting to happen!
• The 1963 MacDougal Street Scene
• Colleen Dewhurst, George C. Scott, Eli Wallach -- It's Obies 1963!

June 1963

• Miss Lorraine Hansberry & Bobby Kennedy
• First Voice Appearance of Walter Allen, a/k/a "Woody"
• Cleopatra Knocked On Her Asp
• Piling on the Times Critic for 'Cleopatra'

July 1963

• Con Ed nearly ruins 'The Brig'
• Mexican Food in the Village in '63?
• Village Paper Hates Village Film!
• The famous Moondog, and some guy named Tiny Tim

August 1963

• Jean Shepherd and the 7th Voice Auto Rallye
• Jules Feiffer on the Meaning of Inness and Outness
• Dixieland in the Village: Old Nick's is Nixed
• Small-time Politico Named Ed Koch Cases MacDougal Street
• NAACP Demands Integration in Local Banks

September 1963

• A Victory for Washington Square, Ed Koch, and the Voice
• Tammany Finally Tamed in the Village
• Offering Ian Fleming Some Quantum of Solace
• Jimmy Breslin Admonishes Avuncular Nat Hentoff

October 1963

• Lofts for Artists -- in 1963
• Bill Manville Mans Up?
• School Integration in the LES, 1963
• Julian Beck and Judith Malina in the Brig!
• John Wilcock Somehow Not Guilty

November 1963

• John Wilcock Looking for the Right Chick
• John Wilcock Arrested Again, Nudity Involved!
• Computers Taking Over World, 1963 Edition
• John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 1917-1963

December 1963

• World Trade Center on way, and Lee Harvey Oswald in the Village?
• Lee Harvey Oswald Tipster Nuts, and John Wilcock Somehow Not Guilty Again!
• This Chick has John Wilcock Down Cold
• Village Voice Critics: Best Films of 1963

January 1964

• The Death of the Daily Newspaper
• No Pity For Dying Newspapers
• Hugh Mulzac at 78
• JFK Two Months Dead -- Start the Conspiracy Theories!
• Jonas Mekas Screens Andy Warhol's Six-Hour 'Sleep'

February 1964

• Village Voice Goes to Omaha, Shocked to Find It Not Like N.Y.
• Artists's Lofty Ambitions Continue
• Sonny Liston-Cassius Clay for Less Than Six Bucks!
• Wacky JFK Theories -- Way Before Oliver Stone

March 1964

• New York Not Fit For Humans
• Jonas Mekas Jailed!
• LeRoi Jones Judged Obscene!
• Allen Ginsberg, Other Writers and Artists Bemoan Artistic "Licensing"

April 1964

• When Poets Battled the Bureaucrats
• John Wilcock Fed Up with Blue-Nosed Bureaucrats!
• Norman Mailer Tangles with Architecture Egghead
• Lenny Bruce Demands a Jury!
• Allen Ginsberg, Artists March for Freedom

May 1964

• Jews Picket Jewish Slumlords
• Allen Ginsberg Needs Your Horror Stories
• Fred McDarrah Gets the Becks in Even More Trouble!
• LeRoi Jones, Estelle Parsons, Jack Warden -- It's Obies 1964!

June 1964

• Malcolm X Moving in a New Direction
• Charles Mingus Messes With His Audience
• Scoring on MacDougal Street, 1964-Style
• Jack Newfield's 'Mugging the White Liberal'

July 1964

• Jules Feiffer Cartoons Acted Out on Steve Allen
• Nat Hentoff: Jack Newfield's Mugging!
• Jules Feiffer Cross-Examined at Lenny Bruce Trial
• 'Tear Down the Ghetto': Harlem Riots, 1964
• Jonas Mekas: With Andy Warhol, Filming 'Empire'

August 1964

• Jean Shepherd Shepherds Another Annual Rallye
• Inside with Thelonius Monk
• Lynda Bird at Gracie Mansion
• Protesters: Set the Prostitutes Free!

September 1964

• Ed Koch in Mississippi
• Jonas Mekas Tamps Down Beatles Movie Mania
• Eric Burdon, Animals, Generally Annoyed by Screaming Teens
• Nat Hentoff: Bobby the K

October 1964

• Gore Vidal Really Doesn't Like RFK for Senator
• Bobby Kennedy in the Village
• Arthur Schlesinger Vs. Gore Vidal
• Melvin Belli Takes on the JFK Conspiracy Theorists
• Norman Mailer Endorses Bobby Kennedy

November 1964

• Ed Koch Cracks Down on Coffee Houses!
• Lenny Bruce Obscenity Verdict -- Guilty!
• New York Times: All the Pap That's Fit to Print
• Head-Shrinking the Lenny Bruce Conviction!

December 1964

• Andy Warhol's Silk-Screened Flowers
• Timothy Leary: LSD in Churches by 1984
• Jack Newfield Interviews LeRoi Jones
• An Early Vietnam War Protest in Washington Square
• Allen Ginsberg and Peter Orlovsky -- Legalize Pot!

January 1965

• Nora Ephron on Murph the Surf!
• Jack Newfield Surveys the Folk-Music Revolution!
• John Wilcock: What's Happening with Happenings
• Holy Moses! The Manhattan Freeway that Wasn't

February 1965

• Allen Ginsberg Likes Himself Naked
• Jonas Mekas: Subvert the Establishment!
• Norman Mailer's LEGO Vision of New York
• Malcolm X, in the Days Before the Assassination

March 1965

• Burying Malcolm X
• Caffe Cino Goes Up in Smoke
• LeRoi Jones, Art D'Lugoff and Nat Hentoff Duke it Out
• Bob Dylan Meets the Press

April 1965

• Lenny Bruce Falls Out a Hotel Window
• Jack Newfield: MacDougal Street at Midnight
• Nat Hentoff: Threats to Civil Liberties Increasingly Multiple
• Mary Perot Nichols: The Poverty Pocket
• Jonas Mekas Raves About Andy Warhol's "Rich Girl"

May 1965

• John Wilcock on Andy Warhol's Coolness
• Ed Koch Accused of Ethnic Cleansing?
• Jack Newfield: A School Awakens
• Robert Duvall, James Earl Jones, Frank Langella: It's Obies 1965!

June 1965

• Barbara Long: The Lady Saw The Big Punch
• Barbara Long: The Manly Art is Off to Camp
• Fuck You /a magazine of the arts!
• Barbara Long: Who's Afraid of Tom Wolfe?

July 1965

• John Wilcock: Arch Rivals -- Protesters and Cops
• John Wilcock Recalls The Founding of the Voice
• Susan Brownmiller Laments the Money Woes of WBAI
• Susan Brownmiller Hangs with Junkies
• No Vee-Dubs in the '65 Village Voice Rallye? Bummer!

August 1965

• Andrew Sarris Defends 'What's New Pussycat?'
• Barbara Long: A Riotous Good Time At the Fights
• Jack Newfield in DC -- A Mess of a Vietnam Protest
• Bob Dylan Concert: Mods vs. Rockers!

September 1965

• Steve Mizerak, Barbara Long, and The Kansas City Lemon Drop Kid
• Stokely Carmichael and the Martyr Jonathan Daniels
• Ed Koch Finally Slays Carmine DeSapio For Good
• Susan Brownmiller Ponders the 1965 Newspaper Strike

October 1965

• The Defend Bob Dylan Rally!
• Andy Warhol Causes a Near-Riot in Philly!
• Vietnam War Protesters Get an Earful
• Norman Mailer Backs John Lindsay for Mayor

November 1965

• HUAC and the Klansmen
• William Buckley's Headquarters on John Lindsay's Big Night
• A Sit-Down Discotheque, with Seat Belts?
• James Brown in Bed-Stuy

December 1965

• Barbara Long Has a Boxing Proposition
• Andrew Sarris Considers Andy Warhol
• The Brief Moment of Dick Davy
• Ralph Nader: Unsafe at any Speed
• This Protesting Vietnam Thing Is Getting Serious

January 1966

• Mary Perot Nichols Opens Her Parachute
• Village Voice Critics Choose Best Films of 1965
• Tom Hayden Goes from Newark to Hanoi
• Fug You -- Hanging with Ed Sanders

February 1966

• John Wilcock Heads to the EVO
• The Second Annual Village Voice Film Poll (Bonus: The First Poll, Too!)
• Joining the Napalm 'Phraternity'
• The Alarmingly Casual Nature of Casual Sex

March 1966

• Jonas Mekas Talks to the Maysles Brothers
• How the Dailies Covered the 'Hip' Scene in 1966
• The Teen Menace on MacDougal Street
• Ed Koch Surprises No One, And Manville Returns!
• The 1966 Peace Parade Down Fifth Avenue!

April 1966

• The Gay Agenda Exposed! In 1966!
• Vietnam! Ed Koch! Party Raid! Vietnam! Vietnam! Flag Burning! Horrorshow, Droogies!
• Feds Looking to Set Up Allen Ginsberg?
• The Journal American: When a Newspaper Dies

May 1966

• Three Homosexuals In Search of a Drink
• Ken Kesey on the Lam, Voice Goes to 15 cents!
• New York Magazine's Parent Paper Picketed Before It Even Exists
• Dustin Hoffman, Frank Langella, and Sam Shepard -- It's Obies 1966!

June 1966

• Howard Smith, Digging the 60's Scenes and Happenings
• Jimmy Breslin, Dick Schaap Temporarily Foment Rebellion
• A Yankee Stadium Concert, And a New Face at the Voice
• The Original Head Shop, and Congress Drops Acid with Allen Ginsberg
• Tacos, Rock 'n' Roll Girls Invade the Village

July 1966

• Joan Baez An Old Pro at 25
• Jack Newfield and Howard Smith Stalk The Apocryphal Teeny Bopper
• Barbara Long Takes Apart The Archer-Griffith Bout Of 1966
• Who's Afraid of Andrew Sarris? (Maybe Mike Nichols Should Be)

August 1966

• Jean Shepherd Rides Again -- the 10th Voice Auto Rallye
• Lenny Bruce Dies While Still Fighting Obscenity Conviction
• The Abortionist, Before Roe v. Wade
• Wary, Post-'Jesus' Beatles Meet the NY Press for Shea Show

September 1966

• The Beatles at Shea -- 20 Minutes of 'Teeny Screamers'
• It's 1966, and the Sexual Revolution is Happening, Baby!
• The Triumph of the Nebbish
• A Messy Birth for the World-Journal-Tribune
• Timothy Leary: Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out

October 1966

• Newspaper Wars of the Past -- The Post versus The W-J-T
• Tompkins Square Park Gets Love-Bombed
• Lawrence Ferlinghetti Gets Introspective
• Ken Kesey Reappears, Is Busted

November 1966

• Richard Goldstein Talks to Simon and Garfunkel
• Bobby Kennedy: The Frenetic Business of Being RFK
• Ed Koch Upsets Republican Incumbent for City Council
• Barbara Long Follows Cassius Clay to a Pleasure Dome

December 1966

• Richard Goldstein Absorbs the Mothers of Invention
• Dick Gregory Heads for North Vietnam
• NYU's Very Own Vietnam-Era Protest!
• Richard Goldstein Bemoans the Transformation of Judy Collins
• Stokely Carmichael -- He Turns Them On

January 1967

• Norman Mailer's Requiem for Jack Ruby
• Richard Goldstein Questions the Pop Charts
• A Gathering of the Tribes in SF
• Jack Newfield Makes the Case for Bob Dylan

February 1967

• 15-year-old Janis Ian, and a Simon and Garfunkel Concert
• A Really Odd Paean to Lorraine Hansberry
• Martin Gardner Takes Apart the Publicity Machine
• Allen Ginsberg and William Burroughs Make the LSD Scene -- and Hunter S. Thompson's First Voice Appearance!

March 1967

• The Third Annual Village Voice Readers' Film Poll -- The Best Films of 1966!
• Goldstein Knocked out by Toronto's The Paupers
• Gary Burghoff, Bob Balaban in Stage Version of 'Peanuts'
• The Lovin' Spoonful Suspected of Being Narcs! Hide Yer Stash!
• The 1967 Central Park Be-In: A 'Medieval Pageant'

April 1967

• Pete Townshend and The Who: Richard Goldstein Goes Backstage
• The Grateful Dead: Trying to Figure Out this Odd SF Rock Band
• The Sheep Meadow Will Never Be The Same: Peace March 1967
• Donyale Luna, Naked Actors, and Hippies: A Wild 1967 Weekend in New York City

May 1967

• Norman Mailer Throws a Block Party, Martha Raye Tries to Spoil It
• Bobby Kennedy Takes a Walk on the Lower East Side
• A Different Kind of 1960's War Demonstration
• Rip Torn, Stacy Keach, Frank Zappa -- It's Obies 1967!

June 1967

• A 'Winking Well for Girls Gone on Girls'
• Hippies, Cops, and Puerto Ricans Battle for Tompkins Square Park
• Andrew Sarris Harshes on 'Casino Royale' and 'Barefoot in the Park'
• 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' -- Fraudulent, or Most Creative Album Ever?
• Jimi Hendrix and His Vulgar Bejeweled Transvestism: Monterey Pop!

July 1967

• Jack Newfield Catches the Electric Circus Opening on St. Marks
• What An Abortion Was Like Before Roe v. Wade
• Richard Goldstein Rethinks His 'Sgt. Pepper's' Slam, Sort Of
• Jack Newfield Bemoans Byrds Decline, Can't Digest Vanilla Fudge

August 1967

• A Modest Proposal to Screw Our Way Out of Racial Strife
• Country Joe and the Fish Make Their First Trip East
• Psychedelic Art Group Feuds with Psychedelic Venue
• 'Bonnie and Clyde' Needlessly Attacked by Hypocritical Times Critic
• Peter Max Blows Minds, Banks Serious Cheddar

September 1967

• H. Rap Brown: "You Can't Fight With Flowers"
• Brownsville Riots: "This Goddamn Mother-Sinking, Crooked Country"
• William Burroughs Got His First Morphine Hit from This Guy
• Oh, Those Hippies: A Store Where Everything Is Free

October 1967

• Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker -- Cream Plays NYC
• Groovy, an East Village Hippie, Murdered In a Crime Given Much Symbolic Weight
• Remembering Groovy, the Murdered Hippie
• "Sock Spock" and Other Anti-Vietnam-War-Protestor Sentiments

November 1967

• H. Rap Brown: "If You Can't Give a Gun, Give a Dollar"
• John Lennon's Movie Mostly Incomprehensible
• Hippies' Free Store Not So Popular With Thugs
• Phil Ochs Declares the Iraq War Vietnam War Over!
• Andy Warhol Films Taylor Mead's Ass

December 1967

• Dr. Spock at the Barricades!
• Jim Morrison Hottest Thing Since Dean and Brando
• Andy Warhol's Book Party: Put-On, Pop-Out, Blow-Up
• 'The Graduate': Better Than the Book! (There Was a Book? Who Knew?)

January 1968

• Looking Back on the LES Hippie Explosion of 1967
• Frank Zappa and the Mothers Play Ugly
• War Critics Rush to Join Spock
• The Maharishi Makes the Scene

February 1968

• Mass Naked Hippie Happening -- You Know This Won't End Well
• The Fourth Annual Village Voice Readers' Film Poll -- The Best Films of 1967!
• Margot Hentoff and the Garbage Strike Blues
• Janis Joplin Makes her Voice Debut, Viva Takes Her Clothes Off, and Lenny is Finally Vindicated
• Nat Hentoff Salutes Lenny Bruce On His (Posthumous) Legal Victory

March 1968

• Hippie-Strippies! The Dawning of Psychedelic Burlesque
• Bummer, Man: LBJ Getting Serious About This Narc Thing
• The Yippies Are Here! Plans for a Grand Central Party, Which Will Go Horribly Wrong
• Yip-In Turns Into Bloody Mess as Police Riot at Grand Central

April 1968

• Nat Hentoff on the Police Riot Against Yippies at Grand Central
• What It Was Like in NY when MLK Died
• Yippies in Central Park: Looking for Action
• Nat Hentoff on McCarthyism. No, the OTHER McCarthyism.

May 1968

• The 1968 Columbia University Takeover!
• Bill Graham Fills Central Park with San Francisco Groovy
• Paul McCartney and John Lennon in NYC: We Were Duped By the Maharishi
• Dustin Hoffman, Jules Feiffer, Other NY Liberals Go GaGa for Eugene McCarthy
• Al Pacino, Sam Shepard, Roy Scheider, Estelle Parsons -- It's Obies 1968!

June 1968

• Andy Warhol Shot by Factory Actress Valerie Solanas
• Pete Hamill's Eyewitness Account of Robert Kennedy's Assassination
• Jerry Rubin Raided, Busted!
• Trying Out for a Part in 'Zabriskie Point'

July 1968

• The Worst Thing About Writing a Column for The Voice
• Nat Hentoff Thinks Up an Ultimatum for Ed Koch
• Music Critics and Winnie the Pooh
• Andrew Sarris Delivers 'Rosemary's Baby'

August 1968

• Nat Hentoff: Dems Rebelling Over Likely Humphrey Nod
• Yoko Ono's New Boyfriend
• Don McNeill, Documenter of the Hippie Explosion, 1945-1968
• George Plimpton, William Styron Get Down for McCarthy
• Chicago 1968: Things Start to Get Ugly

September 1968

• Fear in the Streets: Chicago 1968
• Andy Warhol Is Alive and Well
• Mark Rudd, the Lenin of the Columbia Uprising
• Richard Goldstein Returns from Chicago '68 a Changed Man

October 1968

• Country Joe MacDonald Tires of the Revolution, Which Bums Out Richard Goldstein
• When St. Mark's Ran Red with Blood
• Jane Fonda, the Ideal Barbarella
• Why Norman Mailer Sucked as a Filmmaker
• George Wallace Has A Big Madison Square Garden Party

November 1968

• Remembering the Bowery Before it was Hip
• Richard Nixon's 1968 Victory Begins to Sink In
• Drug Rehab in the Vietnam Era Gets Politicized, Cultish
• The Radicalization of Hip Is Now Complete

December 1968

• The Neverending Search for a Legal Herbal High
• Allen Ginsberg Explains Timothy Leary
• Hugh Romney, Before He Was Wavy Gravy
• Nat Hentoff Ends His Column (In 1968, That Is)

January 1969

• Lucian Truscott IV Makes his Voice Debut
• Pete Hamill Proposes Banned Words of 1969
• Pete Hamill on the Death of Newsweek The Saturday Evening Post
• John Lennon and Yoko Ono Nudity Seriously Freaking People Out
• When an Abortionist Dies

February 1969

• Nat Hentoff Defends WBAI's Right to Air 'Racist Poetry'
• Ed Koch Asks Newly-Minted President Richard Nixon to Go Easy on Draft Dodgers
• Janis Joplin's Face, Seven Feet High -- Groovy!
• Frank Zappa Makes it Tough on Hard-Put Mothers Fans

March 1969

• Jack Warner and a Troll at the White Horse
• Rip Torn, Sally Kirkland, and the Sexual Revolution on Stage and Film
• John Lindsay Begins a Rough 1969 Re-Election Bid
• Rip Torn the Most Paranoid Man Ever

April 1969

• Norman Mailer and Jimmy Breslin Thinking About this Mayor Thing
• When the Knicks Were the Best Team in Town
• Smothers Brothers Fired For Being Too Damn Funny
• Jimmy Breslin on Norman Mailer for Mayor: 'That bum is serious!'

May 1969

• Bob Dylan's 'Nashville Skyline' -- People Are Missing the Point!
• Norman Mailer Wins A Pulitzer, But Gets No Respect From the Press
• Blacks, Hippies...Now Women Want Equal Rights Too?
• Doris Lessing Not Really Interested in Leading Women's Lib
• It's the 1969 Obies!

June 1969

• Jack Newfield and Robert Kennedy: A Lunch that Launched a Memoir
• The Voice, Shockingly, Endorses Norman Mailer
• Girls Who Say No To Boys Who Say Yes
• Norman Mailer's Primary Beneficiary: The Democratic Hack

July 1969

• Stonewall: Gay Power Comes to Sheridan Square
• The Very First Consumer Guide: A Plus
• Barbara Long Gets a Crotch-Full From Joe Namath
• One Giant Leap for Mankind -- in Central Park
• In the Wake of Stonewall: Gay Power Hits Back

August 1969

• Paul Krassner Leads Fire Island Incursion
• 'Easy Rider': From Soap Opera to Dope Opera
• Woodstock: 'Outrageous by Anybody's Standards'
• Arlo Guthrie: More Nowness Than Newness

September 1969

• Woodstock Hangover: Let's Do It Again!
• H. Rap Brown, Sheep Meadow Quarterback
• Columbia's Nuclear Reactor, the Triga Mark II
• Woodstock A Month Later: Going Back to See Max Yasgur's Farm

October 1969

• With Mets One Win from a Pennant, the Voice Actually Goes to a Game!
• Vietnam 1969: The Moratorium Movement!
• John Lahr Digs Stacy Keach as Buffalo Bill
• Three Days at Shea: All Heaven Broke Loose
• R. Crumb's Debut in the 'Voice': as Fashion Designer!

November 1969

• Change-of-Sex Surgeries at Johns Hopkins: About 20 Done So Far
• Jack Newfield on John Lindsay's Re-Election: No Cosmic Significance
• Naming the Dead: the 1969 March on Washington
• The Troops Can't Dig Your Anti-War Demonstration

December 1969

• The WTC Towers: Eyesores Being Built Without Enough Minority Involvment
• ALTAMONT: An Eyewitness Account of the 'Day of the Angels'
• In the Wake of Altamont: Who Hired the Hell's Angels?
• John Lennon and Yoko Ono in Toronto

January 1970

• The Joy of Despair: "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?"
• Dick Nixon Anoints a College Football National Champion Early
• Andrew Sarris Picks the Best Films of 1969
• These Led Zeppelin Guys Are Surprisingly Good
• Ed Koch: Let Draft Resisters Come Home

February 1970

• New 'Voice' Owners; and Ed Koch Writes In
• The New York Post's Women's Lib Problem
• Rage of the Panthers: The Ghetto on Trial
• The Ambiguous "Patton" Revels in the General's Lurid Egocentricity

March 1970

• 'Che!' Eight Judged Guilty of Obscenity
• Weathermen House on 11th Street Blows Up
• The Sexual Revolution Going Too Far?
• Women's Lib Invasion of Ladies Home Journal!

April 1970

• Ed Koch Raps Police on Gay Arrests
• Theatre: Two by Sam Shepard
• Bob Hope, John Wayne, Cary Grant -- the 1970 Oscars
• Newsweek: "The Best and Fastest-Growing Newsmagazine in America"
• Kurt Vonnegut Tries to Spoil Earth Day

May 1970

• George Harrison post-Beatles: "It's very selfish if the Beatles don't record together"
• Knicks Win First Championship; Voice Lauds Wilt Chamberlain
• John Waters, Lady Divine and Crazy New Flick, 'Multiple Maniacs'
• Dustin Hoffman, Rue McClanahan, Austin Pendleton -- It's Obies 1970!

June 1970

• The Out-Of-Towners: Neil Simon Just Doesn't Get New York
• Cat-Calling at the Obies! Bad Behavior And Theatre Cliques
• Bitches Ogle Hardhats -- Turning the Tables, Women's Lib Style
• Jimi Hendrix Finishes His Electric Lady Studio on 8th Street

July 1970

• "Ho-Ho-Homosexual!" The First Gay Pride March, One Year After Stonewall
• Kermit the Frog Brings the Green, Freaks Out Silly People
• Visiting the Nostalgia King: Joe Franklin, I Love You
• Woodstock Hangover: The New York Pop Festival Doesn't Measure Up
• Woodstock Hangover: Ripping Off Rock Festivals

August 1970

• Mungo Jerry Arrives to Save Rock 'n' Roll
• Janis Joplin Highlights a Surprisingly Good 'Summer Festival for Peace' at Shea
• Richard M. Nixon, Cinephile
• A Gink's Last Gasp: Stop, You're Killing Me

September 1970

• 1970: The Women's National Strike for Equality
• 'Five Easy Pieces' Highlights the 1970 New York Film Fest
• Partying Down at Bill Buckley's House
• Bike Lanes on City Streets Coming 'Soon': 1970

October 1970

• Prune Juice Jenny: 'They All Worked Here'
• Janis Joplin, 1942-1970
• Pre-Roe v. Wade, Abortion in NYC Still Difficult in 1970
• Nat Hentoff: I Was an Extremist for the N.Y. Times
• Even with a Shirtless Robert Redford and Johnny Cash Soundtrack: 'Rotten to the Core'

November 1970

• Jail Time for Selling R. Crumb Comics!
• A Squirming Penis, Emerging on Prince Street
• Maysles Brothers Release 'Gimme Shelter,' One Year After Altamont
• Who is Elton John?

December 1970

• 'I knew Mishima Yukio very well.'
• Trashing 'Trash' with Holly Woodlawn
• Scientology: The Now Religion!
• Robert Altman On a Roll with 'Brewster McCloud'
• Times Square Christmas Eve 1970 with the Taxi Dancers

January 1971

• Here's Yet More Proof the Village Is Never What It Was
• Jill Johnston (1929-2010): 'Sappho is rising'
• Best Films of 1970!
• Eugene McCarthy Gets a Harsh Heckling by Edward Albee

February 1971

• Andrew Sarris: Heteros Have Problems Too
• Charles Rangel, New Guy in Congress, Vows to Clean Up Cop Corruption
• Jules Feiffer's Movie: Resisting Voice Internecine Warfare Long Enough to Appreciate It
• Asexuals Have Problems Too!

March 1971

• Lt. William Calley at his My Lai Trial: "I Carried Out the Orders I Was Given"
• Muhammad Ali v. Joe Frazier, Madison Square Garden, 1971
• James Taylor at Madison Square Garden, with Carole King, Abigale Haness, Danny Kortchmar
• Before Roe v. Wade: Fighting Over Abortion in Albany

April 1971

• Can a Transvestite Be a Women's Libber?
• THX-1138: George Lucas Goes Feature-Length
• Andrew Sarris v. Pauline Kael: King Kane!
• The American Virgin Liberation Front!
• When Vets Went on the Spring Offensive Against the Vietnam War

May 1971

• Bill Graham Closes Down The Fillmore
• Melvin Peebles Gets a BAADASSSSS Review from the Voice
• The View from the Panther Trial Jury Box
• Elaine May! Stacy Keach! Otto Preminger! It's the 1971 Obies!

June 1971

• Germaine Greer: Liberal, not Liberated
• Lenny Bruce Isn't Served By "Lenny," Nat Hentoff Says
• Abbie Hoffman Peddles "Steal This Book"
• Nat Hentoff's Role in the Pentagon Papers

July 1971

• The Last Show at the Fillmore
• TV With Dirty Words: NY's Public Access Debuts
• Losing Satchmo and Jim Morrison The Same Week
• Drugs and Porno in the Village? Oh my!
• Troy Donahue Explains Charlie Manson's Appeal: "His Cock."

August 1971

• George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton: The Concert for Bangladesh
• Wavy Gravy Gets Clobbered at MSG
• Billy Jack is the 'Nicest Surprise' of 1971
• It's 1971, and the Voice is Already Nostalgic for the 1960s

September 1971

• A.J. Weberman Buries Paul McCartney
• Bella Abzug Helps Quixotic NYC Attempt to Divorce Itself From Albany
• Attica: The Death of '60s Radicalism
• Norman Mailer Keeps Trying this Moviemaking Thing
• Michael Feingold Bemoans "Village Idiocies"

October 1971

• Carnal Ignorance: Should Women Enjoy Sex?
• Peter Bogdanovich Entitled to Gloat for 'The Last Picture Show'
• Lenny Bruce's Mom: California Health Nut
• New York's First Commercial Sperm Bank!

November 1971

• March for Peace, or Watch Football?
• "Will Marching Up Sixth Avenue Get Us Anywhere But Uptown?"
• The Cockettes Conquer New York
• Washington Square, "Proving Ground for Fads and Follies"

December 1971

• Shirley Chisholm Dares to Run for President
• Twiggy Answers the Tough Questions
• Feminists and Prostitutes Gather, Fists Fly
• 'Harold and Maude' Has a Thin Conceit, Not Very Funny
• Stanley Kubrick's 'A Clockwork Orange' is Pretentious, Boring

January 1972

• Rich New York Mayor Runs for President, 1972 Version
• Ed Koch Red-Baited at an Anti-War Rally, Says Jack Newfield
• Malcolm McDowell and Anthony Burgess Talk 'Clockwork Orange'

February 1972

• Geraldo Rivera Suggests a 'Shadow Government' to Save the Lower East Side

January 1972

• "The First Annual Convention of 'Star Trek' Freaks"

February 1972

• Kubrick, Peckinpah, Dirty Harry and John Wayne: 1972 Cinema Awash in Ultra Violence!
• Nat Hentoff Notes Methadone Success, Less Interested in Seeing Heroin Legalized
• Original Gem Spa (1972) Closes: Bye Bye, Miss American Egg Cream

March 1972

• Meeting Eddie the Hustler at 3rd and 53rd
• Lay Off My Body, Girls: Xaviera Hollander
• 'The Godfather': An Intellectual's Daydream About Revenge Without Remorse
• An Irishman Bemoans St. Patrick's Day
• Bella Abzug and Predatory Politics: Nat Hentoff

April 1972

• Casualties of the Sex War: A Women's Lib Dropout
• Adam Clayton Powell, 1908-1972
• Charlie Chaplin Classes Up the 1972 Oscars Ceremony
• Warren Beatty Sexes Up George McGovern

May 1972

• The Orwellian Madness of the Nixon Administration
• Groucho Marx Hosts the Obies 1972!
• Jack Newfield: There Is No "New Journalism"
• A Goy in Wonderland

June 1972

• Jack La Lanne: An Honest, Straightforward Salesman
• The Battle of Bella Abzug & Bill Ryan
• Elvis Presley: He Was All There at Madison Square Garden
• Alfred Hitchcock: Hanging with Hitch at the St. Regis
• Nat Hentoff: Hey, New York Times, Quit Calling the North Vietnamese "The Enemy"

July 1972

• "Duck, You Sucker": Betrayal in All Its Hopelessly Unresolved Ambiguity
• The American Dream & Hunter Thompson's 'Fear & Loathing'
• Jack Newfield Plumbs the Depths of Reform at the '72 Democratic National Convention
• Rolling Stones Make Post-Altamont Return to NYC
• Bank Robber to Voice: Find My Photo!

August 1972

• Robert Redford's Mealy-Mouthed Reluctant Virgin of a Politician in "The Candidate"
• Where Have All the Hipsters Gone?
• Jews, Nixon, and the Torture Chamber
• Cesar Chavez Has a Picnic in Central Park
• The Bank Robbery That Would Become 'Dog Day Afternoon'

September 1972

• It's 1972, And The Village Is Getting Rough
• Joel Oppenheimer Reflects On The '72 Olympics Shootings
• Bill Ryan Wins Primary, Then Dies. Whither Bella?
• Jack Newfield: Why I'm Not for Bella

October 1972

• Frederic Morton: How I Voted Bella
• The New Misandry: Man-Hating in 1972
• Jill Johnston: 'A Woman Like Bella'
• Ti-Grace Atkinson and Nixon's Kiss-Off

November 1972

• Just a Hard-On Away From the Presidency
• Reviewing 'The King of Marvin Gardens' Not Knowing if Nixon Won
• Nixon Wins, But Nat Hentoff Has a Beef with Ed Koch
• A McGovern Voter Absolves the Nixonian Majority
• "You're So Vain" a Comeback to Mick?

December 1972

• Diane Arbus at the Modern: Something Cruel in the Total Effect
• Chasing Massage Parlors Out of Times Square (Also: A Fateful KISS Ad)
• Joel Oppenheimer Picks the Best "$mas" Books of 1972
• O Cuomo, All Ye Faithful

January 1973

• The Chess Mismatch of the Century
• Best Films of 1972: Eight 10-Best Lists (And 'The Godfather' Only Makes One of Them!)
• Watergate Just "Seven Bad Boys Who Went Just a Bit Too Far in Their Efforts to Re-elect the President"
• Brooklyn 1973: Gunmen, Hostages, and the Revolution

February 1973

• The Day They Said the Vietnam War Was To End
• Norman Mailer's 50th Birthday Party: "Maahhvelous!"
• Soldiers Come Home from Vietnam: Emotion, But No Spitting
• 'Last Tango in Paris' and 'Deep Throat' Signal End of the World

March 1973

• What Frank Serpico Started: The Knapp Commission Report
• 'The Devil in Miss Jones' a 'Fascinating Snapshot About Where We're At'
• John Lindsay Lame Ducks Himself
• New York Parties Are So Over
• Masturbating Onstage at the Met, and other Fantasies

April 1973

• Marlon Brando's Stink-Bomb at the 1973 Oscars
• Women and Their Sexual Fantasies, Circa 1973
• The World Trade Center: 'Ill-Conceived, a Needless Expense, and an Ecological Threat'
• Tommy Tune: So Tall, People at the Port Authority Run Away

May 1973

• 'I Was a Dealer's Old Lady'
• These Bruce Lee Films Are Really Blowing Up
• Christopher Lloyd! Stacy Keach! Jessica Tandy! It's the 1973 Obies!
• Dear Joyce Carol Oates: A Fictitious Correspondence

June 1973

• Robert Klein Works a Couple of Jersey High School Proms
• Secretariat's Magic Makes Hardened Horse Players Weep
• When the Burtons and Brando and Malcolm McDowell Blew Through Town
• The Quintessential Village Voice Piece

July 1973

• The Horror of NOT Being on the White House Enemies List
• Watergate Proving that Norman Mailer's Paranoia Was Prescient
• Martin Mull: From the Delta Region of Cleveland
• Deep Threat: Bob Guccione Makes Himself a Target

August 1973

• It's 1973, and Press Clips Begins!
• Dick Nixon's Buddy Bebe Rebozo Comes Into the Watergate Picture
• In the Desert With 'Jesus Christ Superstar'
• Dear Mom and Dad: A Letter from Camp Washington Square
• 'Enter the Dragon': The First Classy Kung Fu Movie

September 1973

• Geraldo Rivera and Dick Schaap Ump Game Between Cops and Gays
• Hackers Before They Were 'Hackers': Phone Phreaks!
• A Week After Coup Leaves Allende Dead, No One Knows Anything
• Women's Lib The Big Loser in King-Riggs Match, Says...a Guy