Coen Brothers’ Latest Is a Hit-or-Miss Wild West Anthology

Netflix’s “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs” is another Oscar hopeful for the streaming service.

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • November 16, 2018

Netflix’s “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs” is another Oscar hopeful for the streaming service.

Backstage at Tisch’s ‘Next to Normal’

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • October 22, 2018

Step behind the curtain and see the backstage process behind Tisch's production of "Next To Normal" before it opens on Oct. 23.

Tisch Raps up Financial Crisis

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • October 1, 2018

NYU Tisch stages a production of "Once Upon a Rhyme," complete with outstanding student performances and a captivating energy.

Stage Pass Tempts Just 0.1% of Students

NYU Skirball unveiled their Stage Pass, which allows students to see every Skirball show for a discounted price, but how many students actually use it?

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • September 24, 2018

NYU Skirball unveiled their Stage Pass, which allows students to see every Skirball show for a discounted price, but how many students actually use it?

Tribeca 2018: ‘Bobby Kennedy for President:’ A Glossy Tribute

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • April 30, 2018

The Netflix docuseries “Bobby Kennedy for President" explores the life of the New York Senator before his tragic assassination in 1968.

European Dance Highlighted at Skirball

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • April 23, 2018

The “V.4 Dance Festival” featured bold contemporary dancers from all across Central Europe at NYU Skirball Center for Performing Arts this past weekend.

Chickens and Evolution Come to the New York Public Library

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • April 6, 2018

Which came first, the chicken or the egg? This was one of the topics discussed during the event “Chickens & Eggs,” held at the New York Public Library on April 3 and hosted by Isabella Rossellini and Menno Schilthuizen.

The Roast of Vegetables Serves Up Fresh Produce Puns

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • April 2, 2018

Vegetables: some people love them, most people hate them. This past Sunday, a rat pack of comedians roasted vegetables at Union Hall, where they lobbied insults and jabs at the produce.

Michelle McNamara Searches for Killer in New Book

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • March 2, 2018

Comedian Patton Oswalt remembers wife Michelle McNamara and her final book “I’ll Be Gone in the Dark” at talk at the New York Public Library.

‘Toe Pick’ Skates into Audiences’ Hearts

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • February 27, 2018

2018 is shaping up to be Tonya Harding’s year. The infamous story of the 1994 attack on Nancy Kerrigan has now come to Dixon Place in “Toe Pick.”

SAG Awards Sidestep the Big Issues

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • January 23, 2018

Hot on the heels of the 2018 Golden Globe Awards, the Screen Actors Guild Awards continued the discussion on gender equality and sexual harassment. The night was filled with touching tributes, awards for NYU alumnus and commentary that failed to address current problems in Hollywood.

‘Complicit’ Captivates With Intimate Photographs

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • November 13, 2017

Matthew Morocco's "Complicit" at Gallatin Galleries is a jarring and beautiful look at the human experience.

Top 10 SNL Political Sketches

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • October 5, 2017

Staff Writer Lily Dolin shares her personal Top 10 political sketches from "Saturday Night Live."

‘In Search of Dinozord’ Tells The Story Of Dreams

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • September 29, 2017

Review of "In Search of Dinozord" Performance at the Skirball Center.

HBO’s ‘The Deuce’ Has Grit

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • September 11, 2017

HBO's new original series "The Deuce," focuses on New York in the 1970s, and the emergence of mainstream pornography films.

The Future of News Is 360

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • November 14, 2016

As the New York Times' initiative The Daily 360 gains traction in its quest to create one 360-degree video each day, the growing implications of its effect on journalism have become more and more visible.

The Many Faces of ‘Modern Love’

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • October 26, 2016

A live recording of NPR's renowned podcast "Modern Love" proved to be as thought-provoking and entertaining as the podcast itself, with the additional splendor of seeing the show live.

‘Insecure’ Off to a Confident Start

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • October 11, 2016

HBO's new comedy "Insecure" is the bluntly comedic look into life as an ambitious late-20's black woman.

The Ultimate Debate: Netflix or Cable TV?

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • September 29, 2016

Why watch cable when you could watch Netflix?

Unconventional ‘I’ll Leave You With This’ Has Audience Off-Guard and in Hysterics

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • September 28, 2016

In his quirky, unique comedy show at Union Hall, Jordan Carlos hosted a lineup of comedians whose initiative was to perform their closing skit first. The result: total hilarity.

‘American Horror Story’ Keeps Fans Guessing

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • September 19, 2016

After months of confusing teasers for the theme of American Horror Story's sixth season, the first episode is released under the theme "My Roanoke Nightmare," filmed in a documentary style.

“Pegasus” Brings Humor in Strange Skits

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • September 14, 2016

Amanda Xeller's stand-up comedy show "Pegasus" finds its hit-and-miss humor in her strangely unique skits.

New York Exhibits With a Digital Twist

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • April 7, 2016

Different New York exhibits provide audiences with exciting and unique ways to experience art.

UniverSoul Circus Makes You a Kid Again

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • April 4, 2016

The UniverSoul Circus has come to the Bronx, complete with all the classic circus acts — including trapeze artists, magicians and clowns.

ABC Drops the Ball on ‘The Catch’

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • March 31, 2016

"The Catch", the new ABC show from Shonda Rhimes follows a private investigator (Mireille Enos) who becomes the victim of a con by her ex-fiance (Peter Krause).

Bust a Gut at Comic Sans’ UCB Show

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • February 29, 2016

NYU sketch group Comic Sans brought the laughs to the School Drools event at UCB.

What to Watch on Valentine’s Day, Depending on Your Relationship Status

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • February 11, 2016

Netflix recommendations to keep you occupied this Valentine's Day.

Guerra Gallery in Brooklyn Plays with Science to Make Trippy Paintings

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • February 10, 2016

The new exhibit at BogArt in Bushwick shows Art Guerra's style of layering beads, rubber, and foil on the canvas.

Archaeological wonders of King Tut’s tomb recreated for exhibit

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • December 8, 2015

"The Discovery of King Tut" takes viewers through a first-hand account of the discovery of the boy king's tomb.

This place has everything: SNL memorabilia, history and Stefon

Lily Dolin, Staff Writer • October 29, 2015

Walk through a week of production at SNL, sit on Wayne's couch and stand on the legendary Studio 8H stage at "SNL: The Exhibition."

Panel at FIT discusses fashion, Instagram

Lily Dolin, Contributing Writer • October 13, 2015

Explore the Instagram chapter of fashion history in "Global Fashion Capitals," on view at the Museum at FIT.

‘Drawing’ through history at Met

Lily Dolin, Contributing Writer • October 5, 2015

"Drawings and Prints" opens at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, featuring artwork from Western Europe and America from the 15th century to the present.