From April 14 to 20, Film at Lincoln Center presents Ari Aster Selects, a diverse series of film showings selected by the mind behind celebrated horror films “Hereditary” (2018) and “Midsommar” (2019), Ari Aster, in the lead-up to the release of his new film “Beau is Afraid.”
HBO’s Emmy award-winning juggernaut “Succession” returned for its fourth season on March 26, and the first episodes are only the beginning of an intriguing, nail-biting ride. If you are not already watching "Succession," be sure to binge in order to catch the last of the series air live.
Rory Donahue, Social Media Director
• April 19, 2023
Since acquiring Twitter last October, Elon Musk has completely changed the policies and experience of the website. Specific differences in the verification system have caused tension between Musk and U.S. journalists.
For the 2023 spring season, Enid A. Haupt Conservatory is home to the NYBG’s only "corpse flower" which is currently preparing to bloom. The common name is inspired by the smell, or rather stench, that emerges when the flower blooms.
With the beginning of spring brings the blooming of all different kinds of flowers and, for many, the crown jewels are cherry blossoms. Multiple parks across the city, such as the New York Botanical Gardens (NYBG) and Central Park, have created "bloom trackers" to keep an eye on the flowers.
On March 28, the United Student Government (USG) hosted their annual Keating Steps event to highlight the talented performing groups at Fordham University. The participating clubs were Satin Dolls, Sláinte, Jetés, b-Sides, Ramblers and Hot Notes.
In "Scream VI," the characters swap coasts and spend the sixth film tackling both Ghostface and the Big Apple. The film is good, but maybe takes itself too seriously.
Jordan Gomes, FCRH ’25, was thrust into adulthood at a young age when she became a survivor of the Sandy Hook shooting, and now speaks to legislators about the importance of preventing gun violence and advocates for the development of public policy to combat this violence.
Made famous by Pixar’s 2007 film, ratatouille is a hearty, vegan dish that will warm your soul as much as your stomach. Though there is an immense amount of chopping involved, it is worth it in the end.
Fordham University’s alumna Lana Del Rey recently released her ninth studio album titled “Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd,” which she exceeded expectations with.
Rubin Museum's "Death is Not the End" exhibit displays a combination of Buddhist and Christian art. The exhibit does not shy away from the taboo and encourages Western viewers to think about how they see religion and death.
In his latest single "Eyes Closed," Ed Sheeran reminisces on the adversities of the last few years of his life. Through doing so, he crafts a universal message on a complex, tragic subject matter that everybody in his audience can resonate with.
