Arts

‘Anonymous Was A Woman’ celebrates women artists’ individuality
NYU’s Grey Art Museum presents work from the first 25 years of the Anonymous Was A Woman grant program.
Siobhán Minerva, Deputy Arts Editor
• April 16, 2025

Review: Skrillex’s newest album brings a new meaning to all killer, no filler
The dubstep icon returns with a flippant, rapid-fire mixtape that’s possibly his most fun body of work yet.
Kaleo Zhu, Contributing Writer
• April 16, 2025

Review: ‘The Amateur’ doesn’t understand its message
This is the perfect espionage thriller to put on while you’re cooking dinner in another room.
Max Vetter, Staff Writer
• April 16, 2025

Review: ‘A Nice Indian Boy’ celebrates the bigness of LGBTQ+ love
LGBTQ+ rom-coms have never been so back.
Christine Vigliotti, Contributing Writer
• April 15, 2025

Some sad songs for rainy days
A number of musical selections to embrace your inner melancholy.
Eleanor Jacobs, Annie Emans, Dani Biondi, Kaleo Zhu, Leo Field, Oshmi Ghosh, Christine Vigliotti and Amelia Knust
• April 15, 2025

Review: ‘The Pitt’ strips American health care to its core
Noah Wyle’s return to the medical drama came not a moment too soon.
Julia Diorio, Arts Editor
• April 14, 2025

Review: Greed and desire reach full bloom in ‘The White Lotus’ season 3
The hit satirical dramedy captures how hunger corrupts all.
Annie Emans, Staff Writer
• April 14, 2025

New Met exhibition shatters beauty with a feminist hammer
“Monstrous Beauty: A Feminist Revision of Chinoiserie” is on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art until mid-August.
Siobhán Minerva, Deputy Arts Editor
• April 14, 2025

Staff Recs: Our favorite villains
Sometimes, you fall for the bad guy …
Alexa Donovan, Julia Diorio, Siobhán Minerva, Eleanor Jacobs and Dani Biondi
• April 14, 2025

Review: ‘A Minecraft Movie’ is barely a movie
If you’re going to this movie for the memes, that’s all you’re going to get.
Max Vetter, Staff Writer
• April 11, 2025

Review: Cursing, cutthroat comedians duke it out in ‘Glengarry Glen Ross’
Despite its cast of award-winning actors led by Kieran Culkin and Bob Odenkirk, this revival of David Mamet’s tragicomedy about real-estate agents lands unevenly on Broadway.
Ethan Li, Deputy Copy Chief
• April 11, 2025

Review: ‘Purpose’ stages a contemplative family reunion
Two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist and playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ new dramedy explores the tensions within a politically powerful Black family.
Ethan Li, Deputy Copy Chief
• April 10, 2025



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Leena Ahmed, Contributing Writer • May 22, 2025

Amanda Chen, Deputy News Editor • May 16, 2025