Film

The Sofia Coppola Touch

With 'The Beguiled,' Sofia Coppola continues to assemble a rhapsodic filmography.

by Bilge Ebiri

News & Politics

Governor and Mayor Silent After Train Derailment

by Max Rivlin-Nadler

Art

Richard Prince and the Revolution

by David Hershkovits

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Tired of New York’s Corrupt, Plodding ‘Progressivism’? Call a Constitutional Convention

by Ross Barkan

News & Politics

A Train Derails In Harlem, Injuring Dozens

by Lauren Evans

Sustainability

Saving Queens’ Secret Wetlands

by Ryan Goldberg

Washington, D.C.

Rightbloggers: The Real Killers Are Those Who Say Trumpcare Will Cost Lives

by Roy Edroso

The Pride Issue

Equality

The Queer Havens of Jackson Heights

by Mathew Rodriguez

June 20, 2017

Equality

How Six NYC Activists Changed History With “Silence = Death”

by Theodore Kerr

June 20, 2017

Equality

Queerer Than Folk

by Suzanne Cope

June 20, 2017

Equality

Masha Gessen On Trump, Russia, and ‘How Pride Is Political’

by Lauren Evans

June 20, 2017

Equality

‘My Existence Is Resistance’

by Samy Nemir Olivares

June 20, 2017

Voice Choice Voice Choices

Dance

L.A. Dance Project’s Run At The Joyce Is Worth Attending Twice

by Elizabeth Zimmer

Art

Lynette Yiadom-Boakye Paints It Black At The New Museum

by Christian Viveros-Faune

Film

'In Transit' Takes a Healing Train Ride Into a Country’s Soul

by Alan Scherstuhl

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Film

The Musicians of “Mali Blues” Mix Modern Politics With Traditional Sounds

by Alan Scherstuhl

Film

“The Reagan Show” Treats the Gipper Like He’s the Movie Hero He Fancied Himself

by Alan Scherstuhl

Film

At Times “Look & See,” the Wendell Berry Movie, Made Me Want to Close My Eyes

by Alan Scherstuhl

TV

Don’t Expect Naomi Watts’s “Gypsy” to Be Your New Erotic-Drama Addiction

by Inkoo Kang

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