Chess opened November 16, 2025 at the Imperial Theatre and was recently extended through June 14, 2026. By Elazar Abrahams There’s a version of Chess that should be a layup. The score, concocted by ABBA’s […]
Tag: Music
The Muppet Show (2026) – Review
The Muppet Show special premieres February 4 on Disney+, and airs at 9pm on ABC. By Elazar Abrahams Life’s pleasures are few, but Kermit and the gang are one of them. In honor of The […]
Andrea Bocelli: Because I Believe – Review
Andrea Bocelli: Because I Believe is available to rent online. It had a limited theatrical release on September 21 & 24, 2025. By Elazar Abrahams As we enter the new year, I find myself with […]
Trainwreck: Woodstock ’99 – Review
It’s Netflix’s “summer of disaster,” with the streamer rolling out a new documentary each week under the Trainwreck anthology banner. Each of the eight films revisits a real-life event that spiraled out of control, from […]
Miley Cyrus: Something Beautiful
Miley Cyrus: Something Beautiful is in theaters for one night only across the United States and Canada on June 12. By Elazar Abrahams I’m not a music critic. I don’t know how to parse production […]
Trainwreck: The Astroworld Tragedy – Review
It’s Netflix’s “summer of disaster,” with the streamer rolling out a new documentary each week under the Trainwreck anthology banner. Each of the eight films revisits a real-life event that spiraled out of control, from […]
Rolling Stone Presents: Amplified
By Elazar Abrahams Amplified, the new immersive experience from Rolling Stone, is currently playing at ARTECHOUSE beneath Chelsea Market. Part video installation, part rock documentary, part magazine tribute, the exhibit runs about 45 minutes and […]
INTERVIEW: Musician Hayes Warner
By Zachary Greenberg New York native Hayes Warner is quickly making a name for herself as one of pop music’s rising stars. Blending sharp lyricism with an electrifying sound, she delivers music that is both […]
Maybe Happy Ending
Maybe Happy Ending is now open at the Belasco Theatre. By Elazar Abrahams In an age where Broadway is dominated by adaptations and jukebox musicals, Maybe Happy Ending is a rare occurrence — a truly […]
The Power of a Hometown, From Noah Kahan to Lady Bird
By Elazar Abrahams There’s something special about where we come from. Sometimes, we want to run from it, desperate for new experiences in unfamiliar places. Other times, we hold on tightly, finding safety in the […]
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