By Elazar Abrahams I’ve covered a lot of popups over the years on this site, and I must say, I often don’t see the appeal. Some of these temporary events are truly fun experiences worth […]
Month: October 2019
Dickinson: Season 1 – Review
Dickinson premieres November 1 on Apple TV+. By Chris Flanagan Contrary to how reviews typically go, I figured I would spare you the suspense and begin with what I thought of Dickinson… I did not […]
The Morning Show: Season 1 – Review
The Morning Show premieres November 1 on Apple TV+. By Chris Flanagan With Apple TV+’s first wave of original programming arriving on November 1st, none is more anticipated than The Morning Show, a dramatic series […]
Daybreak: Season 1 – Review
Daybreak premieres October 24 on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad Netflix’s Daybreak is… interesting. Yes, it’s yet another young adult apocalypse show about fighting against the odds to survive in what’s left of the world. What […]
The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical
By Aharon Nissel In lieu of a traditional review of The Lightning Thief musical that just opened on Broadway, this will be a piece about the much-discussed New York Times’ review of the show by […]
BoJack Horseman: Season 6 Part 1 – Review
The first half of BoJack Horseman’s sixth and final season drops October 25 on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams The best Netflix show is back for one last hurrah! Seriously this animated comedy about a washed-up […]
Modern Love: Season 1 – Review
Modern Love premieres October 18 on Amazon Prime Video. By Elazar Abrahams Based on the famous New York Times column of the same name, Modern Love is a half-hour series that tells a different love […]
Living with Yourself: Season 1 – Review
Living with Yourself premieres October 18 on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams Paul Rudd is one of my absolute favorite actors. So when I heard he was starring in a Netflix show, I couldn’t wait to […]
Looking for Alaska: Miniseries – Review
Looking for Alaska releases October 18 on Hulu. By Evan Frisch “I go to seek a Great Perhaps.” This is the quote from French Renaissance writer François Rabelais that Looking For Alaska’s protagonist Miles Halter […]
‘JR: Chronicles’ at The Brooklyn Museum
JR: Chronicles is on exhibit at The Brooklyn Museum through May 3, 2020. By Rachel M. This exceptional exhibition chronicles the work of JR, street artist, photographer, filmmaker extraordinaire. It features his most iconic projects […]
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