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New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

Kate Berlant dressed in all black stands on stage facing two bright stage lights with a projection of her face enlarged in the background.

Review: ‘KATE’ is an immersive theatrical experience like nothing you’ve seen before

Kate Berlant stamped her name onto an annoyingly entertaining alt-comedy show that revives live theater.
Alexandra Cohen, Opinion Editor September 23, 2022

You don’t already have to love Kate Berlant to love “KATE.” But we have a kinship — we both followed the all-girls school in Los Angeles to NYU pipeline — a common trend...

Welcome to Alex and Joey's K-pop burn book. Feel free to disagree but we stand by our opinions. (Staff Illustration by Manasa Gudavalli)

K-pop burn book: idol group names

Do you ever look at a K-pop idol group name and wonder what focus group they tested it on?
Joey Hung and Alexandra Chan November 19, 2021

It’s the return of the Burn Book variety show, but we’re not creepy. This time, we’re taking you through some of the most bonkers acronyms of K-pop groups and offering our...

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TV expands big-screen stories

Zack Grullon, Staff Writer September 10, 2014
HBO's recently announced "Shutter Island" prequel "Ashecliffe" is part of a trend of films becoming TV shows
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FX’s ‘Fargo’ a worthy companion to beloved film

April 15, 2014
Thanks to a colorful cast, beautiful visuals and a dark sense of humor, FX’s new anthology series offers a unique TV experience.
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Anthology format allows for greater creative range

February 4, 2014
Anthology series like "American Horror Story" and "True Detective" gain popularity with their flexible formats.
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New York Comic Con 2013: ‘Archer’ cast previews upcoming season

October 15, 2013
The talented voice cast behind the characters of FX's animated comedy discussed what's to come for the show's team of spies.
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Fox separates comedy, drama programming with FXX channel

April 9, 2013
FOX will split programs between dramas and comedies on its new channel, FXX.