Safiya Sinclair debut poetry collection, "Cannibal," touches on a broad range of themes, including race relations in America, black womanhood and tenderness. Her beautifully-crafted and intuitive poems allow for a full exploration of Sinclair herself and, in turn, reaches something deep within readers, too.

Park Slope is a quiet joy of a neighborhood, with plenty of good food and vintage stores to browse. A gem of the community, Nitehawk Cinema, screens classics and Oscar contenders; it also includes a bar and arcade.

Måneskin's new album "Rush!" is a fun collection of songs from the newly Grammy-nominated band. They stay true to themselves despite the several songs in English, alluding to the band's ever-growing audience around the world.

Film at Lincoln Center presented "'Verse Jumping with Daniels," featuring a screening of directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert's newest film "Everything Everywhere All at Once," followed by a Q&A with the Daniels. The directors talked about the resonance of their Michelle Yeoh-led film and the mantras that inspire them in filmmaking.

"Wednesday" doesn't live up to the previous iconic "Addams Family" movies. By attempting to create a self-aware tone, the dialogue only distracts from the main character, who's most entertaining when she is simply being an awkward, weird teenage girl.

The NYC Fire Museum has many displays that highlight the strength and sacrifice of New York City's firefighters. Jill Freedman's collection includes several aspects of the job that are rarely seen, such as the brotherhood that develops.

Stephanie Lane's excitement to get involved at Fordham led her to seek out several photography and videography outlets, including WFUV, "Ramfluencing" and taking photos for a number of Fordham sports teams. Through all of the photography and videography opportunities at Fordham, Lane has discovered the broad-ranging impacts of her job.

Paramore releases the best of their newest singles with, "C’est Comme Ça." Williams throws away subtlety and opts for an anthem against the stress that has consumed her during the past few years.

On Jan. 27, the Peach Tree Rascals headlined Winterfest hosted by Lincoln Center's Campus Activities Board. The group had a great, interactive set, giving students a fun soundtrack as they reconnected and enjoyed themselves.

"notes." features the artwork of 15 students who took part in the 2022 Senior Seminar. Students were given the artistic freedom to express themselves in a way that would help them make sense of the world around them.

Though the film is solid, the exceptional version of "Infinity Pool" is thought to be left in Sundance, before the film's most graphic scenes were edited out. Instead, audiences received a fine movie, but not Brandon Cronenberg's original vision.

In the film adaptation of "The Pale Blue Eye," Edgar Allan Poe himself is the protagonist. Unlike Poe, the film lacks a concrete style and spends the runtime shifting from one to another.