In the tussle between going to a sold-out pop concert and inviting a lone violinist to play Mozart in your living room, New Place Players’ “Othello” skews heavily toward the latter. Performed in Casa Clara, […]
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Barren [NYJFF 2023]
In partnership with The Jewish Museum, The New York Jewish Film Festival has returned to Lincoln Center for its 32nd year. Taking place January 12 – 23, 2023, this edition of the festival presents 21 […]
The Price of Glee – Opinion
The Price of Glee premieres on January 16 on Discovery+. By Elazar Abrahams Fans often love to learn behind-the-scenes secrets of their favorite shows, especially a fanbase as rabid as Glee’s. Much has been made […]
My Policeman (2022) – Review
My Policeman is now streaming on Prime Video. By Greg Wheeler All love stories are tragic, aren’t they? Well, no, not all of them, but when one of the protagonists in My Policeman raises this […]
Raymond & Ray (2022) – Review
Raymond & Ray is now streaming on Apple TV+. By Greg Wheeler There’s a moment in Raymond & Ray where the titular brothers fight each other. Ray (Ethan Hawke) makes an offhand comment about their […]
Bridgerton: Season 2 – Review
Bridgerton Season 2 premieres March 25th on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad Words cannot express the joy I felt when Netflix finally announced the return of Bridgerton. The series took the world by storm at the […]
Inventing Anna – Review
Inventing Anna is available to stream February 11 on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad Ladies and gentlemen, I’m pleased to announce that everyone’s next guilty pleasure has arrived. Shondaland’s Inventing Anna is the drama we’ve all […]
Somebody Somewhere: Season 1 – Review
Somebody Somewhere premieres January 16 on HBO. By Elazar Abrahams Bridget Everett’s career is one to follow with great interest. The comedic actress had a great supporting role in Netflix’s short-lived but hilarious sitcom Lady […]
Wolf Like Me: Season 1 – Review
Wolf Life Me premieres January 13 on Peacock. By Elazar Abrahams Peacock has asked critics multiple times to not spoil what they refer to as “a big secret” in the new dramedy series Wolf Like […]
The Lost Daughter (2021) – Review
The Lost Daughter is now streaming on Netflix. By Palmer Rubin Parenthood is a prison when only one parent is doing any of the work. That’s the impression that Leda Caruso (Olivia Colman) seems to have […]
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