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Back for its fourth year and with a line-up that will make your head spin—in the best possible way—Vulture Festival is a must.
If you’re in NYC this weekend (May 20-21), head to Vulture’s pop-culture extravaganza and take in the likes of Neil Patrick Harris, have brunch with the cast of TNT’s soon-to-be-released, Claws, watch the casts of Orange Is The New Black and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend face off in a trivia competition, hear what Al Franken has to say (that will be interesting), catch Ron Livingston in Loudermilk, see Cat Power live, and yes, show up in your PJs on Sunday morning and hang out with Vulture editors and the cast of Playing House, who will be similarly attired. And believe it or not, there’s much more.
May 20 -21 at Milk Studios and nearby venues in NYC. Tickets include access to The AT&T Vulture Lounge at Highline Stages, featuring live music, DJ performances, complimentary drinks, Grub Street’s Absolute Best Foods and a pop-up shop from New York magazine’s Strategist editors.
For latest updates follow @VultureFestival and @Vulture. For tickets and more info go to vulturefestival.com now.
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