Searching for Lady Kung Fu
Angela Mao was as famous as Bruce Lee when she was a martial arts film star during the 1970s. Then she seemed to vanish. It turns out she’s been in Queens this whole time.
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Angela Mao was as famous as Bruce Lee when she was a martial arts film star during the 1970s. Then she seemed to vanish. It turns out she’s been in Queens this whole time.
By ALEX VADUKUL
It has been 21 years since the World Chess Championship was last held in New York, and the game has boomed. But the question remains: Is it possible to get American audiences excited about an activity without action?
By JOHN LELAND
For the 33-year-old waitress, athlete and single mother, running comes first (before the sun rises) so she can fit in as many hours as possible with her daughter.
By LINDSAY CROUSE
Creation of the kind of single-family townhouse with a wine cellar and a lap pool shrinks the New York rental market and can add to homelessness.
By GINIA BELLAFANTE
Since 1979, Frank DePaola’s store in Astoria, Queens, has built a loyal following with its pastas, sauces, cheeses, oils and charcuterie.
By ARIELLE DOLLINGER
The election season has been brutal. It’s time to move on and fight about something else.
By JOYCE WADLER
In his last interview, Ken Thompson, who died last month at 50, described his proudest accomplishments and a desire to reform “fundamentally unfair” aspects of the criminal justice system.
By YAMICHE ALCINDOR
Colleagues and neighbors of Sgt. Paul Tuozzolo, who was killed in a gunfight on Friday, expressed their condolences.
By ALAN FEUER
Sarah Fearon, a comedian and real estate agent in Manhattan, says the two careers are not so different.
By COREY KILGANNON