Looking Back at New York's Glamorous, Silent Film Past
A new exhibition resurfaces rarely seen gowns and costumes from the era when our city—not Hollywood—ruled the film world.
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When a Tepid Clap Becomes a Battle Cry Becomes a Play
In "N/A," two people who have been reduced to depoliticized shero memes—Nancy Pelosi and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez—are ushered into another often toothless sphere: the unsubtle mainstream liberal fantasy realm of commercial theater.
Williamsburg Changes, But Toñita Still Reigns
For 50 years, Maria Antonia "Toñita" Cay has overseen the Caribbean Social Club in Williamsburg. It's now the last Puerto Rican social club in Brooklyn.
