Arts & Culture

The latest of Sony and Marvel's film adaptations, "Madame Web" opened to less than stellar reviews and generally negative reception.

“Dune: Part Two” serves primarily as a launching point for what is to come in future installments of the sprawling Dune franchise.

Following a period of such isolation, Beyoncé reminds viewers that we should release it all and not let anything or anyone break our souls.

Riddled with lies, mysteries and manipulations, the hit show "Fool Me Once" is an exciting thriller that keeps the viewer entertained.

The 11th annual Winterfest hosted in the Pope Auditorium features soul-stirring melodies and mesmerizing blends of musical styles.

Album announcements, surprise appearances and duets made this year's Grammy Awards in Los Angeles a memorable one.

The NYC-based artist, Sarah Kinsley headlines at Music Hall of Williamsburg this November, performing songs off her newest alt-pop EP.

Taylor Swift's "The Eras Tour" has shattered records to become the highest grossing concert film of all time.

The classic Greek enchantress chases revenges and agency in the 1970s in this reimagined version of "Medea."

The musical about the former First Lady of the Philippines follows her rise to power as one of the most infamous figures in Filipino history.

The surrealist play at the Kehoe Studio Theatre the dazzles its audiences with ever-changing whimsical costumes.

In her senior thesis, playwright and director Vivienne Blouin, FCLC ’24, delves into the exploitation and isolation sex workers face.

“The Minotaur” by Anne Ziegler delivers a modern retelling of this Greek classic telling the story of love, control and the human experience.

As a collaboration between the city's libraries, Culture Pass offers a convient and affordable way for people to experience the city.

The Brooklyn Museum exhibit shows how the esoteric art form has influenced mainstream media and been used as a tool of resistance

Featuring original, diverse and antique goods, there is much to be found in one of New York City's oldest flea markets.

Young hosts Julia Hava and Eliza McLamb delve into cultural phenomenons, societal issues and internet culture in their podcast, "Binchtopia."

Since coming to New York, sophomore Paulina Delabra Serrano has been able to explore and deepen her love for photography in the city.

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