Entertainment Archives - Page 24 of 34

NYU Senior Stars in New Web Series

Anubhuti Kumar, Staff Writer • January 25, 2016

New web series created by NYU senior chronicles an underdog girl making her way in New York.

Archaeological wonders of King Tut’s tomb recreated for exhibit

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • December 8, 2015

"The Discovery of King Tut" takes viewers through a first-hand account of the discovery of the boy king's tomb.

Rob Schneider’s Netflix special ‘Real Rob,’ disappoints

Talia Milavetz, Staff Writer • December 8, 2015

Rob Schneider's latest attempt in television is on Netflix's mockumentary-style show, "Real Rob."

‘Superstore’ is NBC’s return to comedy

Anubhuti Kumar, Staff Writer • December 7, 2015

For fans of "The Office," NBC's latest sitcom "Superstore" stars America Ferrera and Ben Feldman as bickering retail workers in Cloud 9.

Museum of Feelings makes you feel things

Amanda Choy, Contributing Writer • December 7, 2015

The Museum of Feelings combines social media and colors to create a multi-sensory art experience at Brookfield Place.

New exhibitions at MoMA worth visiting

Tony Schwab, Staff Writer • December 3, 2015

Avoid the crowds in MoMA and check out the museum's smaller exhibits, like Barbara Bloom's "Framing Wall" and Ernie Gehr's "Carnival of Shadows."

Northern Renaissance art on display at Met

Carter Glace, Staff Writer • December 2, 2015

The Metropolitan Museum of Art celebrates the work of Italian painter and illuminator Girolamo dai Libri and various Veronese artists in a new 14-piece exhibit.

‘Dazeworld’ comes to the Museum of the City of New York

Natalie Whalen, Staff Writer • December 2, 2015

Graffiti artist Daze (Chris Ellis) goes indoors in "The City is My Muse," a collection of paintings at the Museum of the City of New York.

Hollywood history in pictures at MoMI

Carter Glace, Staff Writer • November 30, 2015

The Museum of the Moving Image revisits classic films like "Rosemary’s Baby" and "Psycho" in compelling new visual forms in their latest exhibit, "Hollywood Afterlives in Art and Artifact."

Pollock exhibit at MoMA goes beyond the splatter

Tony Schwab, Staff Writer • November 30, 2015

Track the changes in Jackson Pollock's artistic tone from realistic to abstract in the MoMA's comprehensive collection survey of the artist's mid- to late-career work.