Arts
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2.6KCollage Education at Light Work: Xaviera Simmons
Xaviera Simmons' one-woman show Accumulations, now at the Light Work Gallery
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5.1KHum’s the Word in Vibrator Play
(Review) In the Next Room, or The Vibrator Play at Syracuse Stage
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2.0KMore Wilde Times at the Redhouse
(Review) The Importance of Being Earnest at Redhouse Arts Center
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4.1KOn With The Shows
Everson Museum's New Executive Director Elizabeth Dunbar wants to fully explore and showcase its permanent collection
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2.3KHarper Lee’s second novel will be published July 14.
(Starting Point) Terrific news: Harper Lee’s second novel will be published July 14
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3.8KSuper Bowl Commercials 2015: Solemn, Smart, Not Too Sexist
A few favorites
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2.6K‘Project Almanac’ stalls before it gets too smart
These time traveling teens do well, but don't reach quite far enough
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2.3KSuper Bowl’s commercials could bail out certain films
Among the pitches for products of all sorts come trailers for the good, the bad and the ugly?
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3.0KCorruption Fuels ‘A Most Violent Year’
A Manhattan Crime Story by writer-director J.C. Chandor
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2.8KLocal Hop: Music Reviews
Jessica Novak reviews Pat Shaughnessy and Nick + Noah's latest releases.
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1.6KSpringfield Escapes Bum’s Rush to Judgment
For one Salt City promoter, the concerns and implications of the Springfield case were much more grave.
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2.9KRedhouse Goes to the Oscars
James MacKillop reviews Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde and A Man of No Importance
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2.7KA Little Night Music: Isn’t it Bliss?
Stage critic James MacKillop previews the upcoming A Little Night Music, as Syracuse Opera sends in the clowns
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3.3KNew PBS Documentary Hopes to Open Eyes and Inspire Action
Independent Lens: "Stories are Powerful"
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4.9KDoes Johnny Depp make a madcap, slapstick British ‘Mortdecai’ work?
Even with a mustache that makes Gwyneth Paltrow gag and a tooth gap that looks like rogue spinach?
