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Charlie Murphy with his brother Eddie at Spike TV's 'Eddie Murphy: One Night Only' in 2012

Comedian Charlie Murphy, Known For 'Chappelle's Show' Skits, Has Died At Age 57

John Fullard / FlickrWe're staring down the barrel of another sticky New York summer, but before you begin work on that altar to your window A.C. unit, get outside and take advantage of the beautiful spring air. May is loaded with outdoor food festivals, beer celebrations, and can't-miss dance nights that will keep you bumping into the early morning hours (which you can survive now because it's not 20 damn degrees!). Here's our guide to making the most of the coming month. Break out your calendar and make some plans!

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