ArtExpo 2016 Pier 94, at the Hudson River and West 53rd Street, is once again hosting the ArtExpo 2016. Hundreds of artists, art publishers, gallery [...] April 16, 2016
Roz Chast’s Cartoons Make Us Laugh – Often at Ourselves Roz Chast’s parents wanted her to become a teacher. Thank goodness for all her fans that she took another path. For nearly 40 years, [...] April 15, 2016
The Jungle Book: A Deep, Dark Adventure Jon Favreau has become something of a Hollywood It Man (again) with recent films including the Iron Man movies and 2014’s raw Chef. With [...] April 15, 2016
Happily After Ever Charms and Provokes Imagine a life in which all of your silly, secret, least PC, and most neurotic thoughts were out in the open for all to hear? And not just [...] April 14, 2016
All the Way – When Things Got Done in Washington In his time, Lyndon Johnson had a reputation for being brash, ruthless, and, at times, crude. Compared to what we’ve witnessed in the [...] April 12, 2016
Hardcore Henry – Bring the Dramamine This next part might hurt. When buying the tickets for Hardcore Henry written and directed by Ilya Naishuller, there was a sign proclaiming [...] April 12, 2016
Vincent Theo Van Gogh Tells Us About His Brother Vincent Van Gogh (van GOKH, not as actor James Briggs pronounces, Van GO) 1853-1890. is considered one of our most important Impressionist [...] April 11, 2016
She Who Tells a Story – A Stunning Collection at the National Museum of Women in the Arts With a surge in horrific terrorist acts to blame for the increasingly xenophobic atmosphere across the world, the National Museum of Women [...] April 9, 2016