Virgin River returns November 27 on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad My heart simply couldn’t fathom that we’d be getting the second season of Virgin River amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, but lo and behold, critics were […]
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Celebration and Vengeance in New York City
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The Crown: Season 4 – Review
The Crown’s fourth season premieres November 15 on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad Ever since The Crown first premiered, I’ve anxiously and very patiently waited for the moment that we’d reach the Princess Diana part of […]
Fuller House: Season 5 Part 1 – Review
Fuller House Season 5 premieres December 6th on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad Oh, my-lanta! Fuller House is coming to an end after giving us a few years of heartfelt nostalgia. It now ends with the […]
The Wrong Man
The Wrong Man concluded an off-Broadway run on November 24. By Rachel M. This Off-Broadway show centers around a concept album written by songwriter Ross Golan, 2016 BMI Pop Songwriter of the Year who composed […]
Truth Be Told: Season 1 – Review
Truth Be Told premieres December 6th on Apple TV+. By Ariba Bhuvad Over the last few years, the world has become enamored with true crime stories, mainly through the platform of podcasts. It’s an obsession […]
Harley Quinn: Season 1 – Review
New episodes of Harley Quinn stream Fridays on DC Universe. By Elazar Abrahams Move to the side Margot Robbie, this generation’s definitive version of Harley Quinn has arrived. Voiced by Kaley Cuoco, this animated iteration […]
The Two Popes (2019) – Review
The Two Popes plays in select theaters beginning November 27, and is available to stream on Netflix on December 20. By Elazar Abrahams I went into The Two Popes with low expectations. One, because I’m […]
The Public’s Mobile Unit: Measure for Measure
By Aharon Nissel Don’t be fooled by the light opening scene of the Public Theater’s Mobile Unit adaptation of William’s Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure which began performances at the Public this past week. The show […]
A Christmas Carol Broadway
A Christmas Carol is playing at the Lyceum Theater until January 5. By Elazar Abrahams Consider this Jew impressed. I loved A Christmas Carol on Broadway. While I have not read the original source material, […]
