Entertainment
‘Game of Thrones’ Premiere Trades Plot for Predictability
The final season starts off slow, but promises to gain traction as the series comes to a close.
Anderson .Paak Releases an Ode to Old
The R&B musician’s latest album harkens back to his hazy soul roots.
Ghosts Face Gentrification in ‘Where Do All the Ghosts Go?’
In Barbara’s Kahn’s dark comedy, an eclectic group of ghosts who call the St. Denis building home must team up with a young lesbian couple to find new dwellings to haunt before the historic building is demolished.
Staff Recs: Best Songs to Blast at Parties
You aren’t partying right until you’ve heard the Arts Desk’s playlist.
Earl Sweatshirt ‘Fires Up’ Irving Plaza
The artist played his first New York City show in two years.
A Starving Artist’s Guide to Arts Events This Weekend: April 4 to 7
Stay entertained this weekend for $20 or less.
Staff Recs: Best Albums for Spring
As spring progresses and you get increasingly unsure of what your new playlist should include, the Arts Desk is here to give you music recommendations.
‘Love, Death & Robots’ Is Good, Great and Forgettable
From farmers fighting aliens in mech suits to a cup of yogurt taking over the world, the new Netflix anthology series can be an emotional rollercoaster.
Broke People Play Festival Prioritizes Process and Inclusivity
Placing writers at the forefront of the process, Broke People Theatre takes new and exciting work out of the classroom and onto the stage.
‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ Is a Lackluster Comedy Adaptation
The story of how Terry Gilliam’s adventure comedy made it to the big screen is more interesting than the film itself.
A Starving Artist’s Guide to Arts Events This Weekend: March 28 to 31
Stay entertained this weekend for $20 or less.
The Power Dynamic in Hamilton’s ‘Conversations’ Podcast
President Hamilton speaks with Scholar-in-Residence Rubén Blades in the first episode of his new podcast.
