A 23-Year-Old's Diary Entries From Late September, 1974 | Thought Catalog

A 23-Year-Old's Diary Entries From Late September, 1974 | Thought Catalog

Why Roxane Gay Was Wrong About Mitt Romney and Indiana’s Homophobic Law and Why It Matters | Medium

Why Roxane Gay Was Wrong About Mitt Romney and Indiana’s Homophobic Law and Why It Matters | The Coffeelicious | Medium

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Season Finale - Why Is Talentless ASPCA Rocco So Popular? 10/10

The first season of the show ends tonight.

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Season Finale - Why Is Talentless ASPCA Rocco So Popular 9/10

In front of Kellogg's Diner on the corner of Metropolitan and Union Avenues, Claudia reflects upon on the legacy of Mr. Ratmansky as this inaugural season of "Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre" concludes.

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Season Finale - Why Is Talentless ASPCA Rocco So Popular? 8/10

At a sad moment, attorney Alan Shark unexpectedly brings life-changing news to Claudia.

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Season Finale - Why Is Talentless ASPCA Rocco So Popular? 7/10

A shocking and sudden tragedy overshadows the celebration of Purim on Lee Avenue.

A 23-Year-Old's Diary Entries From Mid-September, 1974 | Thought Catalog

A 23-Year-Old's Diary Entries From Mid-September, 1974 | Thought Catalog

Tuesday Evening in Tribeca: Nellie McKay at Barnes & Noble

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Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Season Finale - Why Is Talentless ASPCA Rocco So Popular? 6/10

At the Purim celebration on Lee Avenue, Mr. Ratmansky tries to divert Claudia from her depression as they watch their Satmar neighbors joyfully burn the Israeli flag.

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Season Finale - Why Is Talentless ASPCA Rocco So Popular? 5/10

Mrs. Pizzarelli consoles Claudia on the latter's failure to solve the mystery of why untalented young people in Brooklyn become popular.

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Season Finale - Why Is Talentless ASPCA Rocco So Popular? 4/10

At Cheers Thai restaurant on Metropolitan Avenue, Claudia gets O.G. and Carmine to settle their ASPCA Rocco management beef after a lunch of beef with chiles and basil over coconut rice plus plenty of drinks.

Saturday Night in Greenpoint: Sunset Guns, Teen Mom, Honeymoon and DONE at Bar Matchless

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Saturday Evening in Williamsburg: Closing Party, Royce Bannon's Living the After Life with Jefferson Wells Live Drum Machine at 17 Frost Gallery

(Video courtesy Jefferson Wells)

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Season Finale - Why Is Talentless ASPCA Rocco So Popular? 3/10

At S.O.B.'s, O.G. tells Carmine to give up his management of the rapper ASPCA Rocco -- or else!

A 23-Year-Old’s Diary Entries From Early September, 1974 | Thought Catalog

A 23-Year-Old’s Diary Entries From Early September, 1974 | Thought Catalog

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Season Finale - Why Is Talentless ASPCA Rocco So Popular? 2/10

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Season Finale - Why Is Talentless ASPCA Rocco So Popular? 1/10

At Woodhull Hospital, Claudia and O.G. discover the shocking results of a DNA test that will change their lives forever.

A 23-Year-Old’s Diary Entries From Late August, 1974 | Thought Catalog

A 23-Year-Old’s Diary Entries From Late August, 1974 | Thought Catalog

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Cast Interviews 2/6

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Cast Interviews 1/6

Saturday Night in Bushwick: Saints of an Unknown Country present "City of Songs" at Secret Project Robot

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Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Who Took Molly (the Bodega Cat, Not the Drug)? 7/7

The Williamsburg community celebrates the return of Molly the bodega cat, thanks to Claudia Cardinale, as she has solved another neighborhood mystery.

Friday Night in Long Island City: The Moving Beauty Series presents Sunhwa Chung/Ko-Ryo Dance Theater's 동행:"Life Is Every Day II" at the Secret Theater

(Video courtesy Sunhwa Chung)

A 23-Year-Old's Diary Entries From Mid-August, 1974 | Thought Catalog

A 23-Year-Old's Diary Entries From Mid-August, 1974 | Thought Catalog

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Who Took Molly (the Bodega Cat, Not the Drug)? 6/7

After interrogating all the suspects in the disappearance of Molly the bodega cat, Claudia makes a shocking and unexpected discovery.

Thursday Night in Prospect Lefferts Gardens: Andrew Drury presents Michael Foster / Ben Bennett Duo with Isabelle Duthoit and Franz Hautzinger at Soup & Sound

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Thursday Morning in the South Slope: "Don't Destroy Our Schools, Governor Cuomo!" Protest at P.S. 10, Magnet School for Math, Science and Technology

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Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Who Took Molly (the Bodega Cat, Not the Drug)? 5/7

With Ruchel the performance artist apparently eliminated as a suspect in the disappearance of Papi's bodega cat, Claudia still has many suspects: Mrs. Pizzarelli, the B-boys known as the Twinkletoes Twins, O.G., the Jehovah's Witness, and more.

Wednesday Night in Hudson Square: Los Lonely Boys at City Winery

(Videos courtesy Thomas Malone)

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Who Took Molly (the Bodega Cat, Not the Drug)? 4/7

Claudia confronts Ruchel, who's working at the bodega as an intern/artist-in-residence, to see if she's the one who took Molly as another one of her performance art pieces, but Ruchel misunderstands the reference and begins discussing her attendance at the Electric Daisy Carnival.

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Who Took Molly (the Bodega Cat, Not the Drug)? 3/7

While Papi and Papi Jr. are scouring Williamsburg looking for Molly, Claudia surveys the chaos caused in the store by the disappearance of the beloved bodega cat.

Monday Night in Williamsburg: Moon Duo and Advaeta at Rough Trade NYC

(Videos courtesy Robert Mizaki)

A 23-Year-Old's Diary Entries From Early August, 1974 | Thought Catalog

A 23-Year-Old's Diary Entries From Early August, 1974 | Thought Catalog

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Who Took Molly (the Bodega Cat, Not the Drug)? 2/7

With Molly the bodega cat missing, business is off at Papi's bodega, and not only that: the drugstore next door is losing business as the neighborhood diabetes rate is going down. Can Claudia find Molly and rescue Mr. Ratmansky's tenants?

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Who Took Molly (the Bodega Cat, Not the Drug)? 1/

The Hasidic landlord Mr. Ratmansky is beside himself with worry because someone has taken Molly -- no, not the party drug but the bodega cat belonging to his tenants Papi and Papi Jr. Once again, he calls on Claudia to solve the mystery and find that feline.

Saturday Night in Williamsburg: Will Butler and TEEN at Baby's All Right

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Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Case of the Fleet-Footed Flexers or Something Like That 7/7

Disgusted by the trite and hackneyed plots the writers of this series are providing her with, Claudia retreats to a Williamsburg bar where she celebrates the end of this case and can only hope this show's slump ends soon.

Saturday Afternoon in Williamsburg: Honors Music Festival for High School Students at the Grand Street Educational Campus

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Claudia takes O.G. along to witness the inevitable formulaic answer to the mystery of the missing bicycles, which takes place -- where else? -- in a Williamsburg art gallery. Fongool!

Friday Night in Williamsburg: Brittany Anjou’s BEWAA and the Michael Eaton Quartet at The Firehouse Space

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A 23-Year-Old’s Diary Entries From Late July, 1974 | Thought Catalog

A 23-Year-Old’s Diary Entries From Late July, 1974 | Thought Catalog

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Case of the Fleet-Footed Flexers or Something Like That 5/7

At Yola's Cafe on Metropolitan and Union Avenues, the series' token Hispanic character gives Claudia a clue as to where to find the Soma Health Club's missing bicycles.

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Case of the Fleet-Footed Flexers or Something Like That 4/7

A disappointed and dispirited Claudia walks up Lorimer Street to the Brooklyn Bike Peddler to question people about the Soma Health Club's missing bicycles.

Thursday Afternoon in Williamsburg: Celebrating Purim with Burning of Israeli Flag on Lee Avenue

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Wednesday Night at Grand Army Plaza: Akashic Books and LargeUp present Dr. Dread: The Half That's Never Been Told at the Dweck Center, Brooklyn Public Library

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Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Case of the Fleet-Footed Flexers or Something Like That 3/7

Disappointingly, the lastest mystery takes Claudia to the Soma Health Club to find out who stole the bicycles out front. What a letdown.

A 23-Year-Old’s Diary Entries From Mid-July, 1974 | Thought Catalog

A 23-Year-Old’s Diary Entries From Mid-July, 1974 | Thought Catalog

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Case of the Fleet-Footed Flexers or Something Like That 2/7

At the flexing performance, Mr. Paddington, Claudia's editor at Vice Magazine, tells her to investigate a mystery that involved flexing.

Monday Night in the Village: The New School's Center for New York City Affairs presents Manuel Pastor on "Changing Demographics and the Economic Imperative" at the Theresa Lang Community and Student Center

(Video courtesy The New School)

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Case of the Fleet-Footed Flexers or Something Like That 1/7

As Claudia attends a performance of flexing with Bunny, she learns that Bunny is reconciled to her grandnephews, Tyler and Wyler, working at Williamsburg's newest Dunkin' Donuts.

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Who Murdered the Co-Founder of Vice Media? 6/6

The mystery of who murdered Vice Magazine co-founder Gasbag McGilla remains unsolved, yet nobody, including Claudia, seems to give a fuck.