Selena premieres December 4 on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad As a fan of Selena Quintanilla, I was very excited to hear that Netflix would be working alongside her family to tell the story of her […]
Tag: Music
David Byrne’s American Utopia (2020) – Review
David Byrne’s American Utopia is currently streaming on HBO Max. By Palmer Rubin One of my all-time favorite cinematic moments is the very beginning of 1984’s Stop Making Sense, the film that put Jonathan Demme […]
Little Voice: Season 1 – Review
Little Voice is now streaming on Apple TV+. By Greg Wheeler AppleTV’s latest musical drama Little Voice hits a combination of sweet highs and cacophonic bum notes. It’s a series that half bakes a lot of […]
The Eddy: Miniseries – Review
The Eddy is now streaming on Netflix. By Chris Flanagan The creation of music can be a transformative experience, both to construct as well as witness it. This concept is difficult to capture and explain […]
Judy (2019) – Review
Judy opens September 27 in theaters. By Rachel M. While this new film about Judy Garland only focuses on the last two years of her life, through periodic flashbacks we come to understand how her […]
The Politician: Season 1 – Review
The Politician premieres September 27th on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad Ryan Murphy has done it again, folks. But are we surprised? Nah, not at all. Starring Pitch Perfect’s Ben Platt, the incomparable Gwyneth Paltrow, American […]
Elazar’s Weekly Recap: September 8 – 14
This Week: The New Museum, FRIENDS 25 Pop-up, and more. Alright, let’s jump right into the second week of this column. I really liked how last week’s turned out. Honestly, this is an easier way […]
SummerStage: The New York Cantors
By Rachel M. This past Wednesday night, June 12, Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage hosted a very special event presented by the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene with The Museum of Jewish Heritage in Central […]
Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé (2019) – Review
Homecoming, Beyonce’s new concert documentary, is now streaming on Netflix. [Ed. Note: Being that TV and City is on a bit of a hiatus, this article has not been edited.] By Greg Wheeler To have […]
Tablet Mag: 1976’s A Star Is Born
By Elazar Abrahams This past summer, I had the pleasure of interning at Tablet, a popular Jewish-interest online magazine. The experience gave me incredible opportunities to hone my journalism skills. I also learned the inside workings […]
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