A Colorful Evening
Was it a wrench, a pipe or a knife that brought the party grinding to a halt? Only a few people know the answer…
Review: ‘Riotsville, U.S.A.’ is about the present as much as the past
In "Riotsville, U.S.A.," the civil uprisings of the ‘60s are recontextualized using previously-unseen archival footage from public broadcasts and the U.S. military. “Riotsville, U.S.A.” begins its theatrical run at Film Forum on Sept. 16.
Review: ‘Last Night in Soho’ ditches comedy for horror
A mixed bag of great influences, the latest film from Edgar Wright is jumbled in its execution.
The Secret Origins of the First Female Filmmaker
The new documentary tells the true story of Alice Guy-Blaché’s fascinating legacy and how she helped transformed Hollywood into what it is today.
Five Books by and About Women for International Women’s Day
If you’re looking for books that offer both realistic and dynamic depictions of women this March, here are some memoirs, novels and poetry collections that do just that.
The Golden Age of Music, Defined in an NYU Psych Lab
Psychology professor Pascal Wallisch led a study with undergraduate students about generational music preferences.
