The Matriarchs is currently playing at Theaterlab through September 28. By Rachel M. When you hear the song “Yerushalayim” by Miami Boys Choir as part of the music playing before an off Broadway play starts, […]
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Bar of the Week: Fraunces Tavern
Welcome to Bar of the Week, a running series from TV and City that highlights New York’s best spots for drinks, vibes, and just the right amount of chaos. Each week, we spotlight one bar. […]
Mid-Century Modern: Season 1 – Review
Mid-Century Modern is now streaming on Hulu. Hulu’s Mid-Century Modern wants to be the next great hangout sitcom — a mix of sunny Palm Springs aesthetics, retro-styled living, and classic multi-camera sitcom energy. And on […]
American Primeval – Review
American Primeval premieres January 9 on Netflix. Netflix’s American Primeval immerses viewers in a raw and brutal portrayal of the American frontier, exploring a chapter of history often overlooked in modern media. Set in Utah, […]
Lee – Review
Lee snaps into theaters on September 27. Lee is the kind of film that aims to transcend the usual biopic mold, yet despite its ambition, it often feels bound by convention. Directed by Ellen Kuras […]
Sally & Tom
Sally & Tom runs through May 26 at The Public Theater. By Elazar Abrahams Playwright Suzan-Lori Parks continues her residency at the Public with the new play “Sally & Tom,” which presents a complex and […]
We Were the Lucky Ones – Review
We Were the Lucky Ones premieres March 28 on Hulu. By Elazar Abrahams From Poland to Ukraine, then a quick skip to Morocco and Russia. After that, a stint in Italy and a reunion in […]
Oppenheimer – Review
Oppenheimer is now playing in movie theaters nationwide. By Greg Wheeler It’s finally here: Christopher Nolan’s long-awaited film Oppenheimer has hit theaters. Some cinemas are showing it on 70mm and 35mm film, the way Christopher […]
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny – Review
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is now in theaters. By Zachary Greenberg Taking out his whip for one final adventure, Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) delivers an epic conclusion to one of the best […]
Straight Line Crazy
Straight Line Crazy is playing a sold-out run at The Shed through December 18. By Elazar Abrahams Robert Moses is a complicated figure in New York lore. As an urban planner, he reshaped our city […]
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