Arts & Culture

Hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, with the highest viewership since 2020, the 95th Academy Awards is one for the books.

Award-winning British comedian, Romesh Ranganathan, performs a one-off show at the Town Hall following a sell-out tour in 2022.

25 years after its initial release, Jack and Rose’s tragic love story continues to move its audience in theaters

With a humble budget and short production time, “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” turns the soft-spoken bear into a blood-thirsty killer.

Blu DeTiger returned to the city on the “Blu DeTOUR,” ending her nationwide tour at Webster Hall on Dec. 3.

Before there was ALDN, hyperpop performer on the rise, there was Alden, a college student from Virginia living through the COVID-19 pandemic.

I had the chance to interview BLACKSTARKIDS before they erupted Madison Square Garden with visceral energy on their first trip to New York.

With an early encore and dirty Air Force 1s, Alexander 23’s charismatic pop rock concert awed audience members at Brooklyn Steel on Oct. 25.

The Metropolitan Opera's “Dialogues des Carmelites," provides viewers with a stunning depiction of the intersection of faith and history.

The off-Broadway parody musical is a dynamic and hilarious experience for fans of ‘Stranger Things’ and immersive theatre

Splinter Group, Fordham Lincoln Center's musical theater club, puts on a chilling theatrical version of Stephen King's "Carrie."

“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.

Chronicling the shocking rise to prominence that A24 has had, from a little independent studio to a large industry player.

En Foco director, Bill Aguado, speaks to The Observer about his lifetime effort of empowering the Bronx Arts scene.

Film director and Fordham alum Soukaina Alaoui El Hassani (FCLC '18) talks about finding her footing in the NYC film scene.

Fordham Lincoln Center’s Japanese community reminisces on their progress in reconnecting with their roots and culture

Katharina Eyssen’s period drama, “The Empress,” boasts international success; it’s also a sign of the times.