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THE MORNING LINE ‣ MUG will be on a break for the next two weeks, back November 18.

movies ‣ The Irishman at IFC: Scorsese, De Niro, Pacino.

theater ‣ At St. Ann's Warehouse from November 13, History of Violence, adapted from the book by Édouard Louis. And over at BAM, November 14-21, The End of Eddy, Louis' other acclaimed autobiographical novel.

food ‣ Rhodora, 197 Adelphi [Willoughby] 718.233.9134, is the first zero-waste wine bar in the country. It's easy to drink well here (if not cheaply) and the nibbles are an elevated version of a Ploughman's lunch.

cabaret ‣ For many Broadway musical fans, the three most magical words are "original cast album." A celebration of same at Feinstein's/54 Below with performers from some of the most beloved Broadway shows/recordings, including Anita Gillette, Penny Fuller, Martin Vidnovic, November 16, 9:30pm, tickets from $30, with $25 food/beverage minimum.

cabaret ‣ Photographer Fred Baldwin has published his memoir, Dear Mr. Picasso: An Illustrated Love Affair with Freedom, that begins with his introduction to Pablo Picasso in 1955 and follows his career, including the founding of FotoFest. There's a book launch and signing at Aperture Gallery on Wednesday, December 4, 6pm.