“A Sad and Beautiful World” is, in a simple sense, a love story. But it would be reductionist to solely call it that. What is it, then? A romantic comedy? A dramatic romantic comedy? A drama that is both romantic and funny? Nino and Yasmina’s love story spans 30 years and follows them as…
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When you think of Manhattan’s Upper West Side, you probably think of shows like Seinfeld or Gossip Girl. If you are into the arts and culture scene, you might think of the Lincoln Center. Maybe you imagine a nice, romantic walk through Central Park, America’s most visited park. But what (or rather, who) you…
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Tribeca Festival 2026 is already being lauded for its films fueled by musicians, star power, and nostalgia, but some of the more compelling films that audiences should keep an eye out for lie not in those quarters. Viewers should consider turning their eyes toward the international film slate, particularly during a time where America…
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Raise your hand if the storyline of Brandy Hellville & the Cult of Fast Fashion surprised you. No? Me neither. The documentary, directed by Eva Orner, traces the turbulent path of teen shopping sensation Brandy Melville and discusses the darkness underpinning the company’s treatment of, well, almost everyone in its sphere of influence. The…
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To explain the entirety of who André Leon Talley is could take centuries. If one were going to describe him in short form, you could call him a fashion industry tastemaker; that’s exactly what “The Gospel According To André” does. It did a wonderful job of displaying André’s taste and persona in all of…
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