Fire Island is now streaming on Hulu. By Palmer Rubin There are many modern-day adaptations of Shakespeare, but not so many of Jane Austen. The worst, much like with the Bard, are stodgy and just […]
Tag: summer
Citrovia
Citrovia is now open at 1 Manhattan West Plaza. By Elazar Abrahams I hopped on the train after work one day this week to head to Citrovia, a new art installation at Manhattan West. After […]
Happy-Go-Lucky Exhibit
Happy-Go-Lucky is now open at 32 Mercer St. until August 18. By Aharon Nissel When you step into the unmarked entrance of Happy-Go-Lucky you’ll probably be a bit confused, as we were. In fact, we […]
No Sudden Move (2021) – Review
No Sudden Move is currently streaming on HBO Max. By Palmer Rubin Steven Soderbergh moves to the beat of his own drum, anything and everything else be damned. This has worked about as often as it’s […]
‘Pierre Cardin: Future Fashion’ at the Brooklyn Museum
By Rachel M. Pierre Cardin: Future Fashion is the first New York retrospective in forty years to focus on the legendary couturier. Drawn primarily from Pierre Cardin’s archive, the exhibition traverses the designer’s decades-long career […]
Batman Takes Over The Society of Illustrators
By Rachel M. Four different exhibits fill the floors of the Society of Illustrators this summer. The main exhibit—Illustrating Batman: Eighty Years of Comics and Pop Culture presents original artwork from over 50 of the […]
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 […]
I Love You Now Die: The Commonwealth Vs. Michelle Carter – Review [Hot Docs 2019]
I Love You Now Die: The Commonwealth Vs. Michelle Carter screened at this year’s Hot Docs Film Festival, and is scheduled for a summer release on HBO. [Ed. Note: Being that TV and City is […]
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 […]
Tablet Mag: Sacha Baron Cohen’s ‘Who Is America?’
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 […]