Arts & Culture

Unfortunately, like many continuations of iconic stories, “The Many Saints of Newark” simply couldn’t live up to its high expectations.

'The Chair' deals with studying English in a world consumed by technology and hiring a staff that reflects the diversity of the student body.

The characters of "Dune" never elevate beyond surface-level personalities, and the movie feels like a long beginning to something greater.

Those who joined the massive consensus of positive reviews must have watched a version of the show from an alternate universe.

Melchor’s headline tour proved his consistency in providing a cosmic level of comfort and connection within his fanbase.

The Marias' 'Cinema' finds them creating a world of their own. But listeners beware: upon entering that world, you might find it hard to leave.

It is important to understand why Swift has chosen to give new life to her older albums as fans await the re-recording of her iconic "Red."

Creativity and original music are plentiful at Fordham, but family acts like The Braganza Sisters are sporadic and unique in their sound.

“Occupy Prescott” is a play that depicts the dirty work that has to occur in everyday activism through a story of the 2008 financial crisis.

Fordham Theatre student Emily Hoffert fits the marvels of the Broadway show “Hand to God” into the small space of a studio theatre.

“Six” shouldn’t be written off as just one of the plays riding the post-“Hamilton” wave of historical musical adaptations.

“Hadestown” tells a story of love, loss, power and sacrifice. However, behind all the music it’s also a story of absence, decision and doubt.

As the first mainstage play of Fordham’s 2021-22 season, Bess Wohl’s “Continuity” is a new experience for first-year theatre students.

Fordham's Student Organization of Latinx (SOL) and the Commuting Students Association (CSA) came together on Oct. 28 to celebrate Día de los Muertos.

The Hostile Terrain exhibit depicts the Arizona-Mexico border filled with over 3,200 toe tags to represent those who died crossing the border.

The Food Network and Cooking Channel’s Wine and Food Festival (NYCWFF) returned to the city on Oct. 14 with almost 100 events that weekend.

When Fortnite revealed its partnership with Balenciaga last month, the collaboration left a lot of people scratching their heads.

Right off the N train’s 36th Ave. station, the Museum of the Moving Image is the perfect place to learn more about the art of motion pictures.

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