Art and a touch of madness in Bushwick
By KATHERINE LLOYD The rumbling of the elevated J train echoes along Brooklyn’s Broadway in the neighborhood where Bedford-Stuyvesant meets Bushwick. A few blocks over …[read more]
Arts/Culture
Next mayor to keep focus on growing NYC film industry
By EMILIE CRUZ It started with a movie. Nicholas Giuricich was just a 10-year-old boy watching Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park when he knew his desire …[read more]
`Lucky 13th’ Coney Island Film Festival Held
By KATIE MILANI The “lucky 13th” annual Coney Island Film Festival got under way last weekend in a museum that was opening its doors to …[read more]
Remembering Columnist Mike McAlary
By CLAUDIO MARTINO Despite mixed reviews by audiences and critics alike, Nora Ephron’s “Lucky Guy” has been extended and continues to fill seats in the …[read more]
Helping artists to connect
Randy Rojas reports on The Inspired Word, which gives New York City artists a sense of community.
American Students in Paris
Video journalist Virgilia Hess goes home to France and discovers what American students studying in Paris think about the experience.
Getting a Leg Up in Rockette Auditions
By ROBERT GARCIA The dancers were led into elevators by a security guard yelling “good luck!” from the West 55th Street entrance of Radio City …[read more]
Why audiences flock to The Flea
By CLAUDIO MARTINO Dominic Spillane chuckled as he recalled the story of The Flea’s founding. The Flea is a small theater located at 41 White …[read more]
A church and a drag show in Times Square
By AMANDA ANDRIES The first performance of “Breakfast at Epiphany’s,” a drag show at Lillie’s restaurant in Times Square, brought cheers to the packed audience …[read more]
DUMBO studio gives artists space to grow
By RANDY ROJAS It was just days ago that this DUMBO gallery was packed with people admiring their representation of the neighborhood through photographs, film, …[read more]