Review of ‘The Blood Quilt’: A Detailed Masterpiece
Katori Hall's latest play focuses on sisters reuniting following their mother's passing, showcasing impressive performances but struggling with too many...
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Critique: ‘Death Becomes Her’ Delving into the Fountain of Youth
Megan Hilty and Jennifer Simard deliver uproarious performances that elevate the mostly lackluster 1992 film into a occasionally unforgettable Broadway...
King Crimson Lyricist Peter Sinfield Passes Away at Age 80
Known for his unique and imaginative poetic imagery, he played a significant role in shaping the progressive rock genre during...
What Changes Can We Expect in Popular Culture During Trump’s Second Term?
During his initial term, the president faced significant backlash and protests. However, the president-elect has since started to garner more...
Pamela Hayden, Bart’s Friend Milhouse’s Voice, Steps Down from ‘The Simpsons’
Since the debut of "The Simpsons" in 1989, Ms. Hayden has been the voice behind numerous characters on the show....
Percival Everett, Author of ‘James,’ Receives National Book Award for Fiction
Jason De León was the recipient of the nonfiction award for his work "Soldiers and Kings: Survival and Hope in...
Desi Lydic Claims Trump Is Choosing Mascots, Not Leaders
During a recent episode of "The Daily Show," the host joked that President Trump could have made a worse choice...
Review of ‘A Photographic Memory’: Flawed Recollections of the Past
In a poignant and extraordinary documentary, a daughter embarks on a quest to find the mother she never had the...
Maira Kalman’s Latest Book Explores Regret and Happiness
The artist and writer explores feelings of regret and happiness through mini essays, poems, and painted vignettes in their collection.
Review of ‘The Black Sea’: Bulgarian Fantasies
A Black man from Brooklyn becomes stranded in a small Bulgarian coastal town in this charming indie film, where he...
