American Son is now streaming on Netflix. By Aharon Nissel American Son, which was released on Netflix last week following a 3-month run on Broadway, is complicated. Obviously, the issue of police brutality and race […]
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When They See Us: Miniseries – Review
When They See Us premieres May 31st on Netflix. [Ed. Note: Being that TV and City is on a bit of a hiatus, this article has not been edited.] By Ariba Bhuvad Get ready to […]
White Famous: Season 1 – Review
White Famous premieres October 15th, 10pm on Showtime. By Jack Faivish After “parting ways” with Saturday Night Live, Jay Pharoah has found a television role perfectly suited for his do-it-all talents. As Floyd Mooney in […]
The Bachelorette: Season 13 – Opinion
The Bachelorette airs new episodes Mondays at 8pm, only on ABC. The highly anticipated new season of The Bachelorette begins tonight. Not only is Rachel Lindsay the first African-American lead and the oldest bachelorette to date, […]
American Race – Review
American Race premieres May 11, 9pm on TNT. Spoiler Alert: The issue of racial inequality is not solved by Charles Barkley. In reading the synopsis of American Race, it’s difficult to take TNT’s approach seriously […]
INTERVIEW: Damon Cardasis [Saturday Church]
Saturday Church, a powerful musical-drama about a Bronx teen struggling with gender identity, recently debuted at Tribeca Film Festival to rave reviews. TV and City had the chance to chat on the phone with director Damon […]
Shots Fired: Season 1 – Review
Shots Fired premieres tonight, March 22, 8pm on Fox. Shots Fired is a twist on the shootings we read about every day that the American public has shockingly become numb to. On the news, usually hear […]