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Back in the 90s, the SEGA consoles were among the most sought-after units. No profiles, no accounts, no numerous hours spent in fiddling with the settings – just an arcade-like system that enables a retro gaming fan to enjoy some Mortal Kombat and Sonic just like they used to 20 years ago. The console comes with everything needed so one can start playing as soon as they take it out of the box. The SEGA Genesis console includes as many as 81 built-in classic games as well as a full equipment for the Sonic games.

Based out of Brooklyn, NY, I/O has been playing together since the Fall of 2012. Blending ambient textures, angular rhythms, and dynamics that range from delicate to cinematic, I/O has crafted a unique brand of melodic post rock while exploring new sonic possibilities and constantly evolving their sound.

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Every Month a different UCBTNY House Improv Team will host this jam. Everyone who attends this show will have a chance to perform improv on the UCB stage! Put your name in the Bucket of Truth, then jam. The show isn’t over until everyone has had a chance to perform, all in a fun, supportive environment! All experience levels welcome!

It might be rude to talk about politics at the dinner table, but if you’re buzzed and in front of an audience, it’s all good. Join UCBT veterans Cody Lindquist & Charlie Todd as they welcome a panel of NYC’s most hilarious comedians, journalists, and politicians to chug two beers on stage and get political. Show up with your Trump-voter uncle and your first drink is free.

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(DAMAGH BE SABKE IRANI) Starting out by contrasting brutal footage of the Iran-Iraq War with the posh ski resort now standing where many of its battles took place, NOSE, IRANIAN STYLE documents a generation in search of an identity, and often resorting to plastic surgery as a means to express itself. Per capita, Iran is the plastic surgery capital of the world. Oskouei talks to members of the film industry, intellectuals, and ordinary people who are planning to get nose jobs for various reasons. Rather than simply condemning the prevalence of plastic surgery – although it’s clear that the director is alarmed by the phenomenon – Oskouei suggests that it reflects a void created by an empty pop culture, rigid religious dictates, and a lack of real options for Iranian youth. He focuses on both men and women who have gone under the knife, or wish to do so. In NOSE, IRANIAN STYLE, Oskouei depicts people who are far more privileged than the subjects of his trilogy about teenagers and prison, but whose lives seem just as troubled beneath the surface. Preceded by: MARYAM OF HENGAM ISLAND / MARYAM JAZIREHYE HENGAM (2005, 26 min, digital. In Farsi with English subtitles.)

(EL PELUQUERO ROMÁNTICO) NYC PREMIERE! Neighborhood barber Victor’s life is rather uneventful. He sticks to a strict daily routine at both work and home, where he spends his nights alongside his mother listening to boleros or watching movies from the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema on TV. His routine is disrupted when his mother suddenly dies. His flirtation with a young waitress and his reunion with an old girlfriend can’t fill the void left behind by his mother. That changes, however, when a man claiming to be his father suddenly walks into the shop one day. The encounter will lead him to an unexpected and life-changing trip to Rio de Janeiro. The fifth feature by Mexican director Iván Ávila Dueñas, THE ROMANTIC BARBER is a quirky and charming film about an anachronistic character in a vanishing environment.

Singapore Airlines’ first Boeing 787-10, as seen from the business class cabin, during a media tour prior to delivery in Charleston, S.C., on March 26, 2018. (Photo: Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY)

Anthropologie’s rattan bar cart with French bistro style elements adds flair to the backyard or city terrace outdoor space. Anthropologie

The Bronx Conexión is a driving 20-piece Latin-Jazz Big Band lead by drummer/ percussionist, Victor Rendón. The ensemble, with its home base at Lehman College, brings a group of veteran musicians with a wide variety of experience in the field. The Bronx Conexión keeps the tradition of Tito Puente, Machito, Mario Bauza, among others, with it’s own rendition of popular tunes as well as original compositions and arrangements by various members in the band. Admission: $10 general admission/$7 with Student ID at the door/$25 two tickets plus two drinks

Do you take more pictures of food than people? Are most of your photos duck-lipped selfies? Or maybe your pics show that you just love your cat WAY too much? We hope so! The improv team Higgins would love to look at your Instagram feed and make up an entire show based on what we find. Just bring your phone and a sense of humor. Members of Higgins have appeared on Broad City, Inside Amy Schumer, Late Night with Seth Meyers, MTV, IFC, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Funny or Die, and Above Average.