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Arts & Entertainment

Weekend arts planner: Deana Lawson, 'Inland Empire,' Ron Carter at 85

Discover NYC's essential weekend arts: Deana Lawson's powerful photography exhibition, Inland Empire's experimental music, and jazz legend Ron Carter's live performance. Our Weekend Arts Planner highlights contemporary visual art, indie sounds, and world-class jazz for cultural enthusiasts.

Steve Smith

Arts & Entertainment

'Hobbs & Shaw' Is The Big, Weird, Extremely Dumb Popcorn Flick Of The Summer

You know Idris Elba is a bad guy because in the first scene of the film, he introduces himself by saying, "I'm the bad guy." Who are we to doubt him?

Ben Yakas

Arts & Entertainment

Gothamist Reviews: The Statue Of Liberty

Welcome to Gothamist Reviews, in which a many-year resident of our illustrious city voluntarily visits famed tourist destinations she has purposefully avoided all this time, for journalism and for kicks.

Claire Lampen

Arts & Entertainment

Review: Peter Parker Tries To Escape From Iron Man's Shadow In 'Spider-Man: Far From Home'

The new movie is one part epilogue to the cataclysmic events of 'Avengers: Endgame,' one part goofy high school vacation flick, and one part evidence that Jake Gyllenhaal makes everything he's in better.

Ben Yakas

Food

We Tried The Food At The New 'Clean' Chinese Restaurant Lucky Lee's...

A new "clean" American Chinese restaurant in the West Village became a lightning rod of controversy—here's how the food is.

Ben Yakas

Arts & Entertainment

Peter Parker Swings Back To High School In Charming 'Spider-Man: Homecoming'

When the film sticks to a more grounded, smaller scale look at Peter Parker's adolescence, it is a gem of a comic book movie (and a great coming-of-age story).

Ben Yakas

Food

Should You Ride The Starbucks Unicorn Frappuccino Up Sugar High Mountain?

Unsurprisingly, the Unicorn Frapp will test the productivity of your pancreas.

Nell Casey

Arts & Entertainment

A Fond Farewell To 'Review,' The Funniest Show You Should Have Been Watching

It was a show about a man who reviewed life for a TV show, except the TV show ended up controlling his life.

Ben Yakas

Arts & Entertainment

Dazzling & Surreal 'Legion' Is The First Truly Uncanny Comic Book TV Series

'Legion' is a genre-bending cyclone that smoothly switches between sci-fi thriller, psychological horror and even an endearing romcom.

Ben Yakas

Food

Does Denino's Manhattan Live Up To The Staten Island Original?

Before it even opened last week, the new Manhattan location of Denino's Pizzeria had big expectations to meet, especially with Staten Islanders.

Nell Casey

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