The Magicians Season Finale: So That Happened
Well, all good things must come to an end. At least, that’s how the season finale of The Magicians felt. Preventing Fillory’s destruction by Ember was on the agenda which,
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Juan Antonio
Juan Antonio is no stranger to being on screen. He made a splash in Beyoncé’s “Best Thing I’ll Never Have” music video before launching into a steady stream of acting roles on
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10 Things to See at Tribeca Film Festival
Every year the Tribeca Film Festival brings a ton of great independent films to New York City. From April 20 through April 30, documentaries to narratives to shorts to television
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To See or Not to See: Gifted
Frank Adler (Chris Evans) has been raising his seven year-old niece, Mary (Mckenna Grace), since she was a baby because her mother—Frank’s sister—took her own life. Frank has nurtured Mary, grounded her,
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Jason Genao
Jason Genao is off to a wonderful start with his career. Not only is he Napolean, a gang leader in Baz Luhrmann’s acclaimed television show The Get Down, but he’s also
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To See or Not to See: The Play That Goes Wrong
The Play That Goes Wrong, a transfer from London to Broadway, is a slapstick comedy that makes for a lighthearted theater outing. Written by Henry Shields, Jonathan Sayer, Henry Lewis,
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To See or Not to See: The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical
The newest adaptation of Rick Riordan’s bestselling young adult book, The Lightning Thief, is a charming off-Broadway musical that will appeal to all ages. Percy Jackson is your typical teenager…except for
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From Page to Screen: Big Little Lies
For those who have not read Big Little Lies, the miniseries adaptation will entertain you. For those who have read the book, it will leave you wanting just a little bit
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To See or Not to See: Miss Saigon
Miss Saigon has returned to Broadway. From the team behind Les Misérables, Claude-Michel Schönberg and Alain Boublil, this Madame Butterfly-inspired show is one that will appeal to those nostalgic about
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To See or Not to See: Sweat
The oft-forgotten small-town American factory worker is brought to life in Lynn Nottage’s timely new play, Sweat. Reading, Pennsylvania is a factory town. Oldstead has been the steel factory where
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