Q&A: Laughing at the absurdity of anti-trans bigotry
WSN spoke with filmmaker Siobhan McCarthy about the inspiration for their upcoming film “She’s the He” and the avenues of transgender expression it explores.
Arts
5 books we read when we’re homesick
If you’re sticking around in the city for the summer, these novels are the next best option to experience home.
Off the Radar: ‘The Time That Remains’ is a quintessential retelling of the Nakba
Elia Suleiman’s film transforms his signature deadpan style into a meditative chronicle of memory and survival.
Review: ‘Raphael: Sublime Poetry’ reminds that simplicity is the most radical art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s latest exhibition captures the Italian artist’s restless, revolutionary energy.
Review: Bloodshed and resilience dominate ‘Invincible’ season 4
The animated superhero series returns with more grisly alien battles, expanding lore and characters doing their best to change.
What NYU taught me about the arts
Studying film for four years has transformed my understanding of storytelling and my Palestinian identity.
Review: ‘Famesick’ is not your average celebrity memoir
There are no pages left unturned in Lena Dunham’s new book, which details her rise to fame and struggles with chronic illness.
Opinion: Keep AI out of Tisch
NYU’s latest attempt to embrace the future of the arts will harm the very students it seeks to elevate.
Review: Zayn shatters the mirror on ‘Konnakol’ and stares at what’s left
South Asian heritage pulses through this comeback album, in which the English heartthrob strives to hear his own thoughts.
4 NYU faculty named Guggenheim Fellows
As recipients of the prestigious fellowship, the professors across three NYU schools earned grants to support projects in dance, history and journalism.
Review: ‘Nine Inch Noize’ lands a sledgehammer blow to the dancefloor
The industrial rock band’s partnership with electronic producer Boys Noize comes to a head on an album of EDM-heavy reworks.
