The Return of High Schools in New York City

By Gotham Rex on March 9, 2021

Students who signed up for in-person learning can go back later this month, and all students can resume sports. Source: New York Times

Salt-N-Pepa, Hip-Hop Duo That Spoke Up for Women, Tells Its Own Story

By Gotham Rex on January 23, 2021

In a new biopic for Lifetime that they helped executive produce, the rap group that got its start in 1980s New York traces its roots and its conflicts. Source: New York Times

‘The Shining’ Scene, Stuff of Nightmares, Turns a Criminal Case Upside Down

By Gotham Rex on January 20, 2021

A prosecutor erred by likening a man charged with robbing a bank to Jack Nicholson’s violent psychopath, New Jersey’s highest court ruled. Source: New York Times

Joan Micklin Silver, Director of ‘Crossing Delancey,’ Dies at 85

By Gotham Rex on January 1, 2021

She broke barriers for women, directing seven feature films, including “Hester Street” and “Between the Lines,” as well as TV movies. Source: New York Times

5 Things to Do This Weekend

By Gotham Rex on November 19, 2020

Our critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually or in person in New York City. Source: New York Times

How New York’s Small Cinemas Are Hanging On

By Gotham Rex on October 28, 2020

Despite the continued shutdown of the city’s movie houses, indie theaters just may survive: They are less reliant on Hollywood and have a loyal audience. Source: New York Times

Halloween’s Not Canceled: Here’s How to Make It Spooky but Safe

By Gotham Rex on October 23, 2020

Movies, podcasts, cemetery walks and more: Our guide to enjoying a socially distant fright fest. Source: New York Times

How to Celebrate Halloween From Your Car

By Gotham Rex on October 3, 2020

Drive-in horror film screenings and fright-night experiences are popping up around the country for a pandemic-safe holiday. Source: New York Times

A Countercultural Dreamland From Tokyo Flickers at MoMA

By Gotham Rex on October 1, 2020

In 1969, Shuzo Azuchi Gulliver created a moving-image environment with 18 projectors. Now his and other expanded cinema works from Japanese pioneers are in New York. Source: New York Times

The Hottest Commodity in Pandemic New York? Fresh Air

By Gotham Rex on August 21, 2020

The skyscrapers are empty, and the streets and parks are full. Here’s how the city is reinventing itself. Source: New York Times

CONTEST: Win 2-Day Passes to BangOn!NYC’s Warehouse of Horrors

By Gotham Rex on October 16, 2019

CONTEST: Win 2-Day Passes to BangOn!NYC’s Warehouse of Horrors These days there’s a chill in the air and the darkness creeps in early. Companies pump out candy corn flavored goods despite the fact that all self respecting hipsters hate the…

How Paid Vacation Looks Around the World; Labor in the U.S; How to Build a Bike Lane; The Farewell; Delivering Food in NYC

By Gotham Rex on September 2, 2019

How Paid Vacation Looks Around the World; Labor in the U.S; How to Build a Bike Lane; The Farewell; Delivering Food in NYC On this Labor Day, here are some of our favorite recent conversations: Sherry Leiwant, co-founder and co-president…

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