Arts
How a long-lost Filipino masterpiece came to NYFF 62
Writer and producer Gil Quito spoke to WSN about the restoration of Lino Brocka’s “Bona,” which premiered at this year’s New York Film Festival.
NYFF 62 Review: ‘Megalopolis’ is a fever dream of conspiracy plots and over-the-top flaunts of wealth
Rome may not have been built in a day, but not even four decades of workshopping could keep Francis Ford Coppola’s new science-fiction drama from crumbling.
NYFF 62 Review: ‘No Other Land’ harrowingly documents displacement
The documentary, created by a Palestinian-Israeli collective, captures just one example of Israel’s systematic assault on occupied Palestinian territories.
Review: ‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ has viewers praying for more
Hulu's new reality show about Mormon influencers displays the constant struggle between balancing work, romance, friends and making it to temple on time.
Review: The Sweat Tour turns Madison Square Garden into New York City’s hottest club
Charli XCX and Troye Sivan took the stage with star-studded guests, impeccable stage design and “Club Classics” that kept the room moving all night long.
Review: Hippo Campus’ ‘Flood’ is a warm and welcome look at getting older
With witty lyricism and stripped-back production style, the band delivers pearls of wisdom on its latest album.
Review: ‘A Different Man’ is a thought-provoking take on transformative medicine
A24’s latest dark comedy is a gloomy and bizarre, yet realistic representation of a man struggling with how illness shapes his identity.
Review: ‘The Forest Is the Path’ follows Snow Patrol’s decade-long healing journey
Snow Patrol’s millennial-melancholic sound adapts itself to the current state of indie-rock in its new album, “The Forest Is The Path.”
Steinhardt welcomes rapper Eve as its newest scholar-in-residence
Grammy-winning rap legend Eve kicked off her tenure as this year’s Steinhardt scholar-in-residence, where she spoke on her new memoir “Who’s That Girl?” with co-writer and NYU adjunct professor Kathy Iandoli.
Review: COIN lets go of expectations on ‘I’m Not Afraid Of Music Anymore’
COIN admirably embraces vulnerability in its latest album, but it suffers slightly from a monotonous sound.
Review: ‘Mexican Prints at the Vanguard’ highlights Mexico’s colorful and complicated history
The exhibition presents over 130 artworks and is currently on display at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
‘How Do We Play?’ will revitalize your inner child
In an exhibition furnished with photography, paintings and swings, viewers can immerse themselves in an artistic playscape meant to reinvoke feelings of joy and curiosity.
