Arts

By Patrick Boyd Richardson      “Amsterdam” (2022) is a long, tedious movie with too many moving parts. Ordinarily, a classic film should have a swath […]

By Samia Afsar      Sundays are for sleeping in, sunny-side-ups, relaxing, and finally getting to that homework you promised yourself you were going to do […]

By Patrick Boyd Richardson       This time around, “The Rings of Power” gets into gear. The many loose ends from earlier in the season tie […]

By Samia Afsar      It’s time to forget “live, laugh, love.” Lies, loyalty, and lust are the common themes you will reflect on in the […]

By Gabriela Flores      Bringing musical ingenuity to listeners is no easy feat, but for a set of composers at Brooklyn College, the universality of […]

By Samia Afsar      Renowned artist Audrey Frank Anastasi stood in the corner of  BC Library’s lobby with her artwork on display. She nervously yet […]

By Samia Afsar      A theme of joy carried through in Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music’s first fall “Music for Strings” Concert on Wednesday, Oct. […]

By Patrick Boyd Richardson      Diego Luna reprises his role as Cassian in the latest Star Wars prequel series, “Andor.” Disney+ has gone out of […]

By Samia Afsar      Tucked away on the fourth floor of James Hall is a lab room dedicated to the psychology of the arts, where […]

By Gabriela Flores and Cailah Parker Reporting Assitance Alexandria Woolfe       With her drive and comedic flair, Khadjiah Johnson is leaving her mark on television […]