Making It premieres July 31st, 10 pm on NBC. By Ariba Bhuvad Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman are coming back to TV! Just not with the Parks and Recreation reunion we were hoping for… Unfortunately, […]
Month: July 2018
Casual: Season 4 – Opinion
The fourth and final season of Casual premieres July 31st on Hulu. By Jaya Daniel With each passing month, streaming services are finding a way to be bigger and better with their programming, really giving […]
Extinction (2018) – Review
Extinction hits Netflix on July 28th. By I. Simon A disturbing trend is emerging in the movie industry. If a studio has no faith in their film, they’ll sell the distribution rights to Netflix. Paramount was […]
93Queen – Review
93Queen opens today at The IFC Center in NYC. By Rachel M. Like stories about underdogs who succeed in reaching their goal? Then the new documentary, 93Queen, is perfect. Set in the Hasidic neighborhood of […]
Orange is the New Black: Season 6 – Review
Orange is the New Black returns to Netflix on July 27th. By Jeffery Shellenbarger Orange is the New Black is back for its sixth season on Netflix, and things are heating up. After the riots […]
Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish / Tevye Served Raw
Tevye Takes Manhattan By Rachel M. Most fans of Fiddler on the Roof think of Zero Mostel or Topol when they remember Tevye the milkman. The iconic songs by Sheldon Harnick and Kerry Bock have […]
Zoe (2018) – Review
Zoe is now streaming on Amazon Prime. By I. Simon Drake Doremus is not a filmmaker who I am particularly a fan of. I’ll admit I had only seen two films from him prior, but […]
Anne With an E: Season 2 – Review
Season 2 of Anne With an E is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Returning for a second season, Anne With an E abandons what made the first season so endearing in favor of […]
Duck Duck Goose (2018) – Review
Family film Duck Duck Goose is available on Netflix beginning July 20th. By Craggus An excellent voice cast and beautifully animated backdrops of the stunning geography of China are enough to lift this undemanding animated […]
Color is Coming to NYC!
Today, Color Factory, a collaboratively-produced art experience, announces the launch of ticket sales for its first exhibit in New York City, opening for a limited run on August 20. The multisensory exhibit, inspired by the […]
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