Arts
Review: ‘Expats’ stumbles upon modern Hong Kong
The high anticipation for A24 director Lulu Wang’s portrayal of the Asian metropolis doesn’t seem to be given enough air time — but her efforts shine through.
Books beyond Bobst: Heartbreaking tales of family, an untraditional romance and more
Books beyond Bobst is a book-rec column highlighting what NYU students are reading now, outside of their classes. If you’re in need of a new read, look no further.
Review: ‘I Got Heaven’ is Mannequin Pussy at the band’s punk-rock peak
The Philadelphia band returns with a visceral, catchy fourth album.
Staff Recs: Who runs the world?
Our favorite feminist media to carry you into this Women’s History Month cultured and empowered.
Kids Rock For Kids: Showcasing young musicians and performers for a good cause
Kids Rock For Kids is a nonprofit organization that provides support and resources to young musicians while raising money with local and global charities.
Why Celine Song should win best screenplay at the Oscars
Though it’s worth recognizing the visual and technical merits behind the success of “Past Lives,” Celine Song’s genre-defying screenplay is the star of the film.
Songs of the sea: How an NYU professor’s ensemble musically maps cultural exchange
Explore the musical exchanges between the Arabian Peninsula and the Swahili coast with Boom.Diwan, a band started by NYU alum and professor Ghazi Faisal Al-Mulaifi.
Review: ‘Harold Cohen: AARON’ proves that art needs a human touch
The exhibition, which tracks the evolution of the first AI art program, is currently on display at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
In defense of the franchise film
Science-fiction and action movies are often disregarded and considered to be incapable of nuance. In degrading such projects, we often overlook true pieces of art and storytelling.
Clive Davis launches collaboration with Atlantic Records
Students at the Clive Davis Institute have opportunities to connect with executives at Atlantic Records through workshops and listening sessions.
MGMT’s ‘Loss Of Life’ is a reflective and emotional sonic journey
Its first studio album in six years, MGMT’s “Loss Of Life” breaks free from its synth-pop past.
Review: ‘Herstory’ is the perfect exhibition to see this Women’s History Month
Artists examine perception, traditional stereotypes and feminine power through gendered art at the Viridian Artists Inc.
