Cobra Kai returns for a third season, January 8 on Netflix. By Jeremy Koffsky Three years after it originally premiered, Cobra Kai still amazes me. It’s amazing that out of all the great 80s properties […]
Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) – Review
Wonder Woman 1984 premieres December 25 on HBO Max. By Elazar Abrahams Friends know that as editor-in-chief of TV and City, I have the privilege to watch movies ahead of their release. When they saw […]
Bridgerton: Season 1 – Review
Bridgerton premieres December 25 on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad What do you get when you bring the drama of Gossip Girl into the Regency Era of England? Shondaland’s Bridgerton, that’s what! To say that I […]
Mank (2020) – Review
Mank is available to stream on Netflix on December 4. By I. Simon I should probably start off by mentioning that I’m not a huge fan of Citizen Kane. Yes, it’s certainly well acted and well […]
Selena: The Series: Season 1 – Review
Selena premieres December 4 on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad As a fan of Selena Quintanilla, I was very excited to hear that Netflix would be working alongside her family to tell the story of her […]
Virgin River: Season 2 – Review
Virgin River returns November 27 on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad My heart simply couldn’t fathom that we’d be getting the second season of Virgin River amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, but lo and behold, critics were […]
Celebration and Vengeance in New York City
This is what democracy looks like.
The Crown: Season 4 – Review
The Crown’s fourth season premieres November 15 on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad Ever since The Crown first premiered, I’ve anxiously and very patiently waited for the moment that we’d reach the Princess Diana part of […]
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (2020) – Review
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm is now streaming on Amazon Prime. By Palmer Rubin Comedy sequels are usually not very good, especially when they arrive at least a decade after the original. Dumb and Dumber To, Little […]
David Byrne’s American Utopia (2020) – Review
David Byrne’s American Utopia is currently streaming on HBO Max. By Palmer Rubin One of my all-time favorite cinematic moments is the very beginning of 1984’s Stop Making Sense, the film that put Jonathan Demme […]
