Danny and the Deep Blue Sea is in performances at the Lucille Lortel Theater through January 7. By Elazar Abrahams One of the hottest tickets this theater season in New York is the off-Broadway revival […]
The Marvels – Review
The Marvels is now in theaters everywhere. By Greg Wheeler Marvel has been on a downward trend for a long time. Since Endgame, the Marvel machine has slowly been reaching breaking point, sacrificing quality for […]
Blue Eye Samurai: Season 1 – Review
Blue Eye Samurai is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Netflix animation is well-known for being quite hit or miss. For every Arcane, there’s a CGI Saint Seiya waiting in the wings. When it […]
Best Friends – Stav Festival
‘Best Friends’ is playing at the 14th Street Y through the end of October. By Rachel M. A lot has changed in the world since I saw the English adaptation of Best Friends on October […]
Humble Chips
Should TV and City get into snack reviews? It’s not uncommon for our mailing address to receive PR packages from movie studios, television networks, or the occasional video game. Food, however, is decidedly less common. […]
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar / The Swan / The Rat Catcher / Poison – Review
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, The Swan, The Rat Catcher, and Poison are now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Sometimes, you come across stories that leave you spellbound but also befuddled on your […]
Sex Education: Season 4 – Review
Sex Education’s fourth season is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Look how the time flies. It feels like it was just yesterday that Netflix surprised us with a funny little British show titled […]
Who Killed Jill Dando? – Review
All episodes of Who Killed Jill Dando? are now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Who Killed Jill Dando? is Netflix’s newest true crime offering, which investigates the unsolved murder of one of television’s most […]
Rachel Bloom: Death, Let Me Do My Show
By Elazar Abrahams Get your butt to a seat at the West Village’s Lucille Lortel Theatre quickly, because you won’t want to miss Rachel Bloom’s hysterical one woman show, now in performances through the end […]
INTERVIEW: Loop Co-founder Lian Zucker
By Zachary Greenberg & Akiva Poppers A different kind of dating app has been making the rounds among young professionals in the city this summer. Loop, a hot new platform for singles to meet, does […]
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