The best and worst of this year's Tribeca Film Festival

WSN writer shares his take on the worst and best of 2012's Tribeca Film Festival.

The Shins electrify Terminal 5

On April 29, The Shins played at Terminal 5. The audience was very enthusiastic throughout the performance, and the band gave a very quality showing.

Brooklyn music festival acknowledges the arts

New summer music festival assembles an impressive lineup in hopes of gaining the esteem of more established festivals like Lollapalooza.

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Theatrical tensions tell a story about race

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Norah Jones reenters spotlight with 'Little Broken Hearts'

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Artistic author's latest work advances the comedic novel

Jack White returns with strong, emotional 'Blunderbuss'

Jack White of White Stripes fame delivers his first solo album, "Blunderbuss," an emotional folk album.

Poor direction, flat performances create lifeless film of Poe

Flat performances, simplistic writing, and disappointing direction all come together to create a film that is a great dishonor to Poe.

Captivating, controversial 'Columnist' a lesson in history

John Lithgow's portrayal of a controversial journalist is reminiscent of a time when the press held more power.

Short films steal spotlight at Tribeca Film Festival

A breakdown of the best of this year's surprisingly good short films from the Tribeca Film Festival.