Arts
Weekly Radio Roundup: March 27 — April 2
Read about the most notable singles released this week.
Candace Patrick, Jack Birchler, Victoria Carchietta, Nicolas Pedrero-Setzer and Ana Cubas, Arts Desk
• April 2, 2021
‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Review: The joys of absurdity
The fourth installment in Warner Brothers’ MonsterVerse franchise is the colossal action movie we need right now.
JP Pak, Film & TV Editor
• April 2, 2021
“Malcolm & Marie” is a tedious attempt at exploring politics through art
What drives a filmmaker? What drives an artist? Sam Levinson’s film with Zendaya reflects on these questions and many more over the timeframe of one night.
Victoria Carchietta, Staff Writer
• April 2, 2021
‘Tom and Jerry’ review: A lifeless attempt at updating the classic tale of cat and mouse
The visually unappealing and narratively boring “Tom and Jerry” lacks humor and creativity.
Saige Gipson, Contributing Writer
• April 1, 2021
Forgotten memories remain alive in ‘The Father’
Florian Zeller’s debut feature is a poignant, inventive portrayal of Alzheimer’s disease.
Nathan Hughes, Contributing Writer
• April 1, 2021
NYU students tackle virtual theater with ‘The Party Hop’
West 14th Theater Company — an NYU student-created organization — presents Natalie Margolin’s “The Party Hop,” which couldn’t be more relevant today.
Jennifer Ren and Maya Mehrara
• March 31, 2021
Justin Bieber demonstrates love and healing In ‘Justice’
In his sixth studio album, Justin Bieber is courageously vulnerable.
Maya Mehrara, Staff Writer
• March 31, 2021
Celebrating iconic women in music: Charli XCX
In honor of Women’s History Month, WSN writers share their most influential female artists.
Valentina Arrieta, Contributing Writer
• March 30, 2021
Playstation just gave away a bunch of games for free, and you should play all of them
With the continuation of Sony’s “Play at Home” initiative, our Video Game Editor reviews some of the games that users can add to their collection.
Nathan Chizen, Video Games Editor
• March 30, 2021
Music technology: not just a man’s world
Lack of female representation and undercompensation burdens the music industry. Female music technology students are taking note.
Candace Patrick, Staff Writer
• March 29, 2021
The Whitney’s exhibition on the legacy of the Kamoinge Workshop comes to an end
“Working Together: The Photographers of the Kamoinge Workshop” animates the art and practice of the legendary Black photography collective from the 1960s.
Nicolas Pedrero-Setzer, Arts Editor
• March 29, 2021
‘Promising Young Woman’ review: an introspective glance into female trauma
Emerald Fenner’s “Promising Young Woman” unravels the day-to-day trauma of living life as a woman under a patriarchal system.
Aliyah Fong, Staff Writer
• March 26, 2021