Arts
‘The Irishman’ Is Martin Scorsese’s Swan Song to the Goodfellas
Scorsese’s latest offering is a farewell to an era of film from a master of his craft.
Masnsen Bouzidi, Contributing Writer
• November 13, 2019
‘Marriage Story’ Is Noah Baumbach in Top Form
Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson deliver enthralling performances as a couple fallen out of love.
Alexandra Bentzien, Contributing Writer
• November 12, 2019
FKA Twigs and Mary Magdalene: An Unlikely Alliance
FKA Twigs loves and loathes the complexities of being a woman on her new album “Magdalene.”
Destine Manson, Staff Writer
• November 12, 2019
‘One Child Nation’: Fighting for the Right to Choose
Propaganda is a powerful tool, and China abused it. NYU alumna Nanfu Wang reflects on the iron grip of China’s propaganda in her newest documentary.
Megan Chew, Contributing Writer
• November 11, 2019
‘Varda by Agnès’: a Revolutionary Retrospective
Agnès Varda’s posthumous swan song is an inspirational love letter to the cinematic arts.
Nicolas Pedrero-Setzer, Contributing Writer
• November 11, 2019
On ‘New Age Norms 1,’ Cold War Kids Forget That People Actually Listen to Their Lyrics
The new album is a bland attempt at reasserting the band’s rock image.
Charles Smith, Contributing Writer
• November 11, 2019
Charly Bliss Comes of Age, Led by Clive Davis Alumna
Clive Davis alumna and Charly Bliss vocalist Eva Hendricks talks pop music, sad songs and her band’s critically-acclaimed sophomore album “Young Enough.”
Nicole Rosenthal, Editor-at-Large
• November 11, 2019
Coldplay Announces Upcoming Double Album, Releases New Singles
The British band is back with its first new music release in almost four years.
Ishaan Parmar, Deputy News Editor
• November 8, 2019
‘Greener Grass’: A Lackluster Attempt at Social Satire
The suburban soccer mom comedy falls short of social commentary but entertains with its bizarre premise.
Nico Pedrero-Setzer, Staff Writer
• November 8, 2019
Earl Sweatshirt Steadies His Feelings on ‘Feet of Clay’
The artist takes a perspective on modern society that eschews excessive optimism and pessimism alike.
Kamau Littletree Holston, Contributing Writer
• November 6, 2019
Tara Westover Discusses ‘Educated’ at Skirball Center
The New York Times best-selling author joined NYU provost Katherine Fleming in conversation about her memoir, “Educated," which was assigned to all incoming NYU first-years this summer.
Dani Herrera, Staff Writer
• November 6, 2019
If You Like Movies, You Probably Won’t Like ‘REDOUBT’
A film that will leave most viewers’ heads spinning, “REDOUBT” retells a myth in the mountains of Idaho.
Nicholas Pabon, Contributing Writer
• November 5, 2019
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