
Daniella Nichinson, Arts Editor
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Daniella Nichinson
May 8, 2020

Staff Recs: Best Holiday Films
November 30, 2018

‘The Kominsky Method’ Ruminates on Life, Death and Enlarged Prostates
November 28, 2018

Unpopular Opinions: Actors
November 28, 2018

Staff Recs: Best Film Ensembles
Every so often, a movie ensemble absolutely blows audiences away and makes us ask ourselves, “How can one movie could contain so much talent and power?”
November 16, 2018

Staff Recs: Best Albums for Fall
November 9, 2018

From ‘Front Runner’ to Political Pariah
Politics and celebrity collide in “The Front Runner,” which tells the story of 1988 presidential hopeful Gary Hart, whose campaign was derailed by rumors of an extramarital affair.
November 5, 2018

Staff Recs: Best Villains
Get your watch queue ready for the baddest villains of them all.
November 2, 2018

Unpopular Opinions: Supernatural Villains
This week we’re getting spooky niche with our unpopular opinions and taking a look at supernatural villains!
October 31, 2018

Gary Hart and the Year Politics Collided With Celebrity
One fateful week in 1987 and how it changed the future of politics.
October 29, 2018

Staff Recs: Best Movie Soundtracks and Scores
October 26, 2018

Unpopular Opinions: Albums
October 24, 2018

Staff Recs: Scariest Horror Movies
October 19, 2018

Unpopular Opinions: 20th Century Authors
October 17, 2018

The Velvet Underground Through the Lens of ’60s New York
October 15, 2018

Staff Recs: Best Actors-Turned-Directors
October 12, 2018


Unpopular Opinions: Directors
October 10, 2018

Staff Recs: Hollywood Movie Musicals
October 5, 2018


Staff Recs: Best Early 2000s Jams
September 28, 2018

Unpopular Opinions: Cinematic Classics
September 26, 2018

Staff Recs: Best Songs To Fall In Love To
Fall is the season when everyone wants to find in love — here are the best songs to indulge your inner romantic.
September 21, 2018

20 Years of Soiled Rugs, Bowling and the Dude
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, "The Big Lebowski" continues to be a timeless cult classic loved by audiences.
September 21, 2018

Staff Recs: Best Netflix Originals
Netflix is the future of cinema and here's why.
September 14, 2018

Staff Recs: Our Most Anticipated Films of Fall 2018
Many of this fall's film releases are highly anticipated, but these are the ones we're looking forward to the most.
September 7, 2018

John McEnroe and the Sport of Cinema
September 4, 2018

Ethan Hawke: Cassavetes Reborn
September 4, 2018

Skirball Unveils Exciting Fall Season
August 26, 2018

Staff Recs: Best Original Holiday Songs
December 1, 2017

James Franco Turns ‘Disaster’ Into Masterpiece
November 27, 2017

The Twisted Brilliance of ‘The Killing of a Sacred Deer’
October 17, 2017

Painful Nostalgia in ‘Wonder Wheel’
October 16, 2017

The Beautiful Tragedy of ‘Call Me By Your Name’
October 10, 2017

The Enduring Politics of Warren Beatty
October 5, 2017

NYFF 2017: ‘Last Flag Flying’ Presents a Lifetime of War
October 3, 2017

NYFF 2017: ‘The Square’ is Magnificently Enigmatic
October 2, 2017

NYFF 2017: Family, Frustrations and Fine Art in ‘The Meyerowitz Stories’
September 29, 2017

NYFF 2017: Magic of Childhood in ‘The Florida Project’
September 27, 2017

‘Brad’s Status’ Finds Humor in Insecurity
September 13, 2017

“I Do…Until I Don’t” is Funny, But Transient
September 6, 2017

Essential New York Films to Appreciate New York
September 5, 2017

The Reign of Indie Films This Fall
August 28, 2017

Tribeca 2017: An Anniversary You Can’t Refuse
May 1, 2017

‘The Graduate’ Restored in 4K for 50th Anniversary
April 26, 2017

‘Free Fire’ Is Coordinated Chaos
April 17, 2017

‘The Lost City of Z’ Revives the Historical Epic Film
April 13, 2017

Film ‘Heal the Living’ Weaves Stories of Loss and Chance
April 12, 2017

New Doc Highlights the Man Who ‘Shot!’ Rock ‘n’ Roll
April 6, 2017

The Blur Between Netflix and Film
April 6, 2017

‘The Art Life’ Illuminates David Lynch’s World
March 28, 2017

The Light Comes ‘After the Storm’
March 20, 2017

Jazz Meets Murder in Documentary
March 20, 2017

Taste the Darker ‘Half’ of Relationships in New Film
March 9, 2017

Anthology Revives Tax Shelter Films
February 22, 2017

A Devastating Look Into Isolation in “Solitary”
February 1, 2017

“Becoming Warren Buffett,” an Inspiring Story about an Inspiring Man
January 31, 2017

Anthology Honors the Legacy of Dennis Hopper
November 30, 2016

From a Hunger Strike To a Revolution
November 28, 2016

“Ne Me Quitte Pas” Is a Slow But Worthwhile Meditation on Life
November 18, 2016

‘Bulworth’ Relevant 20 Years Later
November 7, 2016
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