Arts & Culture
When I first saw a promotional photo for ABC’s “Pan Am” this past summer, I had no idea what the ...
Professor’s Playlist: Phil Wagoner
While he may research late medieval artifacts of South India, Chair of the Archeology Program and Professor of Art History ...
I Am Sitting in a Concert Hall: “Alvin Lucier: A Celebration” This Weekend
Call it what you will. For decades, the experimental music titan and John Spencer Camp Professor of Music, Emeritus has ...
The 35th Navaratri Festival: Celebrating Indian Music and Culture
The 35th Annual Navaratri Festival, which has been underway since Wednesday, continues this weekend with performances, ceremonies, and food provided ...
Real Steel: Real Stupid
If you want a “Reader’s Digest” version of what’s wrong with “Real Steel,” do a Youtube search for interviews with ...
Week of Arts in Review: The Good and the Bad
The Good News Joss Whedon Secretly Films Version of “Much Ado About Nothing” After wrapping up “The Avengers,” ...
Heaven*: Comedy Explores Afterlives
Carve a hole in your pagan festivities this weekend and pop by the Westco Café for a great production of ...
Idiot Box: Friday Night Lights
Like all the best romances, my love for “Friday Night Lights” took me by surprise.
Frog Thor, Lines, and Geeks Galore: 6th Annual NYCC Convention
Geeks. Nerds. Otaku. Whatever you want to call them, you’ll find them at the Sixth Annual New York Comic Con ...
The Book of Mormon: Real Religious (Musical?) Discourse
True comedic genius transcends all mediums, a statement which Matt Stone and Trey Parker proved with their latest success, the ...
