Children of a Lesser God is now playing at Studio 54. A revival of 1980’s Tony award winning Children of a Lesser God opened this week at Studio 54. Much of the play still resonates […]
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The Egg House
“The Egg House” opened this weekend in NYC. Located in a storefront at 195 Chrystie Street in Manhattan, it’s a pop-up exhibit made for our Instagram age. Cleverly and beautifully designed, it contains about 7-8 […]
The Carmichael Show: Season 3 – Review
The Carmichael Show Season 3 premieres May 31, 9pm on NBC. The Carmichael Show is back for a third season and doesn’t disappoint. While the premiere, centered on the issue of sexual assault, leaves a lot to […]
Prison Break: Season 5 Finale – Opinion
The revival of Prison Break aired its last episode May 30, 2017, on FOX. Hardcore Prison Break fans waited nine years for the return of the popular Scofield-centric escape show. They spent those nine years mourning […]
F Is for Family: Season 2 – Opinion
F Is for Family’s second season is available to stream, May 30 on Netflix. By Jeremy Koffsky Bill Burr is my favorite stand-up comedian and hosts my favorite podcast. I cannot get enough of his […]
NY Sports Update: The Mets’ Injury History, NBA Draft Lottery, Aaron Judge [May 2017]
By Jack Faivish Welcome to the first edition of the new and improved New York Sports Update. Once every month, TV and City produces this column filled with ideas and notes about the happenings in […]
Chris Gethard: Career Suicide – Review
Career Suicide premieres May 6, 10pm on HBO. If you’re not a comedy nerd, you’ve probably never heard of Chris Gethard. You might recognize him from Broad City or even The Office, but his name will […]
The Handmaid’s Tale: Season 1 – Opinion
The first three episodes of The Handmaid’s Tale are available now on Hulu. Future episodes premiere every Wednesday. The ten part dystopian series that premiered on Hulu today is based on Margaret Atwood’s book of […]
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