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4/26/11   Movies | TV | Music | Video | Books | Theater | Art The Strokes Are Back in the Studio Already "Super excited to go in to the studio today and work on some new ideas! I'll keep you posted." The Oscars Are Sticking to Late February So much for the rumors that we might have a January Oscarcast next year. Green Lantern Battling Special-Effects Crisis The budget was upped $9 million as effects companies fell behind. Rob Brydon on The Trip and Doing the Perfect Michael Caine Impression "He's got almost copyrightable speech patterns." Kirstie Alley Says She Has a Sitcom in the Works That’s ‘Sort of Virginia Woolf’ The mind reels. ADVERTISEMENT On May 5 MoMA Nights celebrates Looking at Music 3.0 with a DJ set by Adam Horovitz (of the Beastie Boys) and a poster signing with artists featured in the exhibition, including Kathleen Hanna (of Bikini Kill and Le Tigre) and Cey Adams (former Def Jam Records creative director). Odd Future Signs a Record Deal "They will have 100% creative control of all aspects of their music, art, and release schedule with no 3rd party participation in outside business." The Devil’s Double Trailer: The Parent Trap Was Never This Brutal Dominic Cooper stars as Uday Hussein and his look-alike double. What’s Your Number? Trailer: Anna Faris Is Funny Like a Dude See the trailer! Gossip Girl Recap: Your Monitor Is Showing Botox, handies: Welcome back to the Upper East Side. Christina Aguilera on Her Super Bowl Flub: ‘I Just Made Myself a Trivial Pursuit Question’ "I took in the moment a little bit too much. Shoot me for appreciating the moment." This Weekend’s Concerts, From Nicki Minaj to Arcade Fire Plus: Cut Copy, Ke$ha, Diddy Dirty Money, yhe Kills, and more, in our weekly concert roundup. Beastie Boys Inadvertently Jump-start The Six Million Dollar Man Reboot Campaign "Lee Majors Come Again" is just one highlight from the new Beasties album. Will Leitch on Catching Hell, the Tribeca Doc About Reviled Cubs Fan Steve Bartman A sportswriter's take on this portrait of the man who accidentally ruined the Cubs' World Series dreams. Which TV Show Has Cast the Most The Wire Alumni? We missed you, Omar! Read the Studio 60 Twitter Streams You Didn’t Know You Wanted Will Dolphin Girl jokes ever get old? Jeremy Piven on His Indie Drama Angels Crest and the Entourage Backlash "I think it would be silly to be offended by anything Seth Rogen said." ADVERTISEMENT   The Music of Steve Reich At 75, Steve Reich has started a revolution, graduated into the Establishment, and become a father and grandfather figure for a couple of generations of composers and performers. But that doesn't mean he lives on past glories. A birthday concert at Carnegie Hall brings together the Kronos Quartet, Band on a Can All-Stars, eighth blackbird, and So Percussion for a program featuring all recent pieces, including his Pulitzer prize-winning Double Sextet and a new string quartet, WTC 9/11, woven from voices recorded on the day of the attack and its aftermath. MORE TODAY: nightlife  Freddie Gibbs / Big K.R.I.T. classical  Jenny Lin reading  Eliza Griswold and Friends 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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