Arts & Culture

In Charlotte Wells’ debut feature film “Aftersun,” she artfully displays a relationship between father-and-daughter.

"Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" is a strong addition to the lackluster Marvel Cinematic Universe's Phase 4.

“Extraordinary Attorney Woo,” a 16-episode TV series, has quickly become one of the most viewed non-English shows since its release in June.

Tokyo Vice fulfills almost everything there is to know about the dark side of Japanese society, from journalism to yakuza.

Swift beautifully depicts human emotions and its range — from love, to vulnerability, to depression, to yearning of revenge.

The band is back with “Return of the Dream Canteen,” which feels like a fun, yet slightly scaled back version of their previous album.

With heart balloons and cut-outs paper hearts, Zoe Ko entered the Heaven Can Wait stage on Oct. 16 with edgy vocals and upbeat energy.

Arguably the reason we celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month is the Colombian legend Shakira or the “Queen of Latin Music.”

“Beetlejuice” the musical makes many improvements to a well-loved classic. It’s no surprise that it has become so adored online.

Running from Nov. 6 through Nov. 11, Fordham Studio Theatre’s “The Moors,” written by Jen Silverman, centers around femininity and solitude.

On Nov. 10, Fordham Theatre Mainstage welcomed guests to the theatrical performance of a lifetime: “Tartuffe,” freshly set in the 1980s.

Since 1962, Central Park has hosted over 5 million audience members to see more than 150 Shakespearean productions — all for free.

“Dance Nation,” which opened on October 6th, is a revolution, tackling issues like identity and masturbation — all at the ripe age of 13.

Exploring the Hudson Parkway has been the perfect coexistence of city and nature for a low-budget, adventurous college student.

On a night you’ll never forget, the student body officially welcomed University President Tania Tetlow, J.D. to our #Ramily.

Television host Rhina Valentin interviews Emmy Award-winning actress and author Sonia Manzano at Lincoln Center's David Rubenstein Atrium.

The Student Organization of Latines (SOL) and the Caribbean Students Club (CSC) hosted their annual joint mixer “Mucho Gusto."

I thought it would be impossible for Little Italy to be filled with even more Italian culture than usual, but my assumption was proven wrong.

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