Pixar Putt is open at Battery Park until October 31. Battery Park is already one of my favorite areas of Manhattan – stationed at the very bottom of the island, this lovely space holds amazing […]
The Obama Portraits Tour
The Obama Portraits go on view on August 27 through October 24, 2021 at The Brooklyn Museum. BY Rachel M. The unveiling at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C., in February 2018, of the official […]
Zola – Review
Zola is now available to rent on all video platforms. By Palmer Rubin In October of 2015, A’Ziah King, AKA “Zola,” began what would become the most infamous Twitter thread of all time. It featured […]
Ted Lasso: Season 2 – Review
Ted Lasso returns July 23 on Apple TV+. By Ariba Bhuvad Raise your hand up high if you are as big of a fan of Ted Lasso as I am. I can’t see you all, […]
Citrovia
Citrovia is now open at 1 Manhattan West Plaza. By Elazar Abrahams I hopped on the train after work one day this week to head to Citrovia, a new art installation at Manhattan West. After […]
Happy-Go-Lucky Exhibit
Happy-Go-Lucky is now open at 32 Mercer St. until August 18. By Aharon Nissel When you step into the unmarked entrance of Happy-Go-Lucky you’ll probably be a bit confused, as we were. In fact, we […]
Never Have I Ever: Season 2 – Review
Never Have I Ever returns July 15 on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad Never Have I Ever is back with its second season, and remains almost as funny as its first. From the hilariously genius mind […]
Black Widow (2021) – Review
Black Widow is currently streaming on Disney Plus (for an extra $30 fee) and in theaters now. By Palmer Rubin Ah, the Marvel behemoth. Once upon a time, Marvel was a company shedding properties left […]
Atypical: Season 4 – Review
Atypical returns for a fourth and final season, July 9 on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad Atypical says goodbye after a four-season run which followed the story of an autistic teenager, Sam Gardner (Keir Gilchrist) as […]
No Sudden Move (2021) – Review
No Sudden Move is currently streaming on HBO Max. By Palmer Rubin Steven Soderbergh moves to the beat of his own drum, anything and everything else be damned. This has worked about as often as it’s […]
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