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5/18/11   Movies | TV | Music | Video | Books | Theater | Art See the Stars at Cannes Do What They Do Best: Look Pretty Brangelina! Gaga! Woody Allen! Watch Proof That Modern Family’s Sofia Vergara Is Quite Possibly TV’s Greatest Shouter Lower your computer volume. Lars Von Trier Apologizes for Sympathizing With Hitler at Cannes "The director states that he let himself be egged on by a provocation." Mel Gibson, Kiefer Sutherland, and Gerard Depardieu — Together at Last? That is going to be one hell of a wrap party. The Song of the Summer Returns! The competition is on, again. ADVERTISEMENT RAY-BAN Check out the new styles on RAY-BAN.COM Paul Feig and Melissa McCarthy Celebrated the Bridesmaids Box Office With ‘High-fiving and Boozing’ 'Bridesmaids 2'? "It's already been brought up." CBS Schedule Analysis: The Dominant Network Looks Poised to Continue Its Dominance Only five new shows for the fall, but they tested well, and CBS is already playing from a position of strength. Josh Charles on the Season Finale of The Good Wife and What’s Next for Will and Alicia "You remove an obstacle like her marriage out of the equation, it seems the natural choice is that something physical would happen." What’s Life Like for Odd Future’s Earl Sweatshirt in that Secret Samoan Academy? For one, he has to ask permission to use mosquito repellent. The Showrunner Transcript: Justified’s Graham Yost on the Full House Writers’ Room and Learning to Collaborate "Listen, if 'Mythbusters' is reality TV, I don’t want reality TV to go away." Glee Recap: Try a Little Tenderness Glee club reaches out to Sue in her time of need. CBS’s New Fall Schedule: New Series, Time Slot Switches, and a Return to Saturday Night And 'The Good Wife' goes to Sunday. The 10 Most Controversial Things Lars Von Trier Said at the Melancholia Press Conference "'Don’t do this thing that mainly middle-aged or older directors do, that the women get younger and younger and more and more naked.' And I said, 'Don’t say that to me.'" Everybody Was at the Final Taping of Oprah Including Maria Shriver. Inside Fox’s Upfront Party: Cory Monteith, Jonah Hill, and the Simon Cowell Photo Booth Which 'Glee' stars went out of their way for a picture with Simon? Joel McHale and Danny Pudi Would Love to Go South of the Border for Community "Because our jokes aren't popping here. The jokes aren't popping!" ABC Schedule Analysis: The Alphabet Goes on a Wild New-Show Spree ... Because It Has To Thirteen new shows seems crazy. But in a world where 'Desperate Housewives' and 'Grey's Anatomy' are fading: necessary. ADVERTISEMENT   Lost Bohemia Until last year, the studios on Carnegie Hall's upper floors were the premiere semi-secret place to live in New York. Dozens of airy apartments housed msuicians, dancers, photographers, and other artists, most of whom had been there for ages. It was a time capsule of mid-century arty Manhattan, and just before it all came to an end—when the Carnegie Hall Corporation decided that it needed the space—Josef Birdman Astor took his documentary camera into this tight little world. Lost Bohemia is the fine result, anchored by its great scene-stealer: Editta Sherman, a 98-year-old portraitist and 60-year resident who fought the eviction to the very end. MORE TODAY: nightlife  Fleet Foxes art  David Adamo nightlife  En Vogue Find: Movie Tickets & Showtimes » Events by Date » Theater Reviews & Tickets » Concert Listings » Gallery Listings » Museum Schedules » Free Events » More nymag.com newsletters: Daily Intel Digest » Grub Street Digest » Fashion Alert » Shop-A-Matic » New York Travels » Sign up now » Subscribe to New York

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