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“The Hunger Games” star
sated her appetite for culture by checking out a performance of New World Stages’ “Church & State.” She stuck around afterwords for a discussion about gun control hosted by the President of Everytown for Gun Safety. The organization was founded by former Mayor
who kicked in $50 million to get things started. Politico reported Monday that the organization could pony up another $25 million fighting pro-gun candidates in the 2018 midterm elections.
Sare near an end. Historic Sunny’s bar is in danger of being booted out of the Red Hook, Brooklyn, locale it’s called home for more than 110 years if it can’t raise $50,000 by the end of July, according to Daily News columnist The salty saloon (photo) was heavily damaged by Hurricane Sandy and is being further threatened by the sort of real estate woes that have killed many a New York City bar. The bar’s owner, Sunny Balzano, died last year, and now his widow, fighting to keep the bar alive. Sunny’s has served the Red Hook neighborhood under different names since the late 1800s and weathered every wave of New York gentrification, starting with longshoremen and leading up to the mix of artists, locals and hipsters it draws today. To say the bar barely survived Sandy is an understatement. Johansen herself was trapped in the basement when the storm hit Oct. 29, 2012, causing $100,000 KEVIN HAGEN , is