8 of our favorite film scores
Because music is as good a narrative device as any.
NYU Shanghai moves commencement from grand theater to campus lawn
Members of the campus community said they were concerned at the prospect of relocating the ceremony, with some students worried about the smaller venue and summer heat.
Asian American parents prefer schools with higher Asian enrollment, study finds
Researchers found that parents’ preferences stemmed from concerns regarding academic rigor, safety and anti-Asian discrimination.
CIA ‘unable to attend’ internship fair following student backlash
Less than 10 students held a “successful” rally outside the internship fair, criticizing NYU for inviting CIA representatives to the event.
Nonprofits raise more money online with philanthropy-related content, study finds
Organizations that employed altruistic messaging tended to increase donations as opposed to traditional gamification or crowdfunding methods.
Review: Knock2’s ‘nolimit’ is a bright and boisterous collection of bangers
This debut solo album is a bombastic victory lap for one of dance music’s newest rising stars.
The Grammys need to rethink their best new artist category
Confusion over the qualifications for the Grammys’ best new artist category is both unnecessary and fixable.
Review: ‘Look Back’ finds art in adaptation
Outside of its beautifully moving story and technical prowess, the film seamlessly blends the characteristics of its original comic with the freedom of animation at neither’s expense.
Review: ‘Making Home — Smithsonian Design Triennial’ vividly redefines the idea of home
Cooper Hewitt’s first collaboration with the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture is a multifaceted display of design.
10 songs for your cold-weather playlist
It’s finally feeling like winter is near, and these songs will let you lean into your chilly-weather sensibilities.
Review: Virtual Riot’s ‘Stealing Fire’ is a sometimes-chaotic, always-energetic standout for bass music
The German DJ’s sophomore album is a rip-roaring record bound to tear up the dance floor.
Review: ‘The Wild Robot’ finds the beauty in nature
Visually dazzling and just as heartfelt, DreamWorks Animation's latest effort is nothing short of a triumph.
Review: Bernd Sahling’s ‘It’ll Be OK’ exhibition portrays East Germany’s punk scene against the backdrop of its late-1980s political upheaval
The photo exhibition at the Deutsches Haus provides a look into the yearslong production of Sahling's film.
The Climate Science Fair returns to the High Line with climate action initiatives and activities aplenty
The three-day event presented a variety of organizations and their climate solutions as part of New York City’s annual Climate Week.
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: ‘Manet/Degas’ compares and contextualizes the painters’ journeys
The exhibition offers an expansive view of its two artists’ works, their tumultuous relationship and their mark on 19th-century art.
Review: ‘Muriel Hasbun: Tracing Terruño’ examines the fragility of memory and identity amid displacement
The photography exhibition is on view at the International Center of Photography until Jan. 8.
Review: With ‘Census Designated,’ Jane Remover continues her stylistic evolution into shoegaze and grunge
Despite being a departure from her previous work, Remover’s sophomore album will impress longtime fans and new listeners alike.
