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New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

Aaron Paul in a black shirt and beanie and Bryan Cranston in a blue shirt, both holding bottles, smile with an arm around each other.

Chowing down on tacos and tequila with ‘Breaking Bad’ stars

I ate 15 phenomenal tacos with Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul at Food Network’s NYC Wine & Food Festival, and here are the top three you need to try.
Andrea Lui, Dining Editor Oct 24, 2023

A monochromatic photograph of a prison cell. Light comes through the iron bar on the top right. A male prisoner and a female officer smoking a cigarette stand together on the left.

‘Better Call Saul’ is one of the greatest television series of the last decade

Despite being pit against the sky-high expectations following ‘Breaking Bad’, its prequel, ‘Better Call Saul’, has undoubtedly made its mark as one of the best TV series of the 2010s.
Yezen Saadah, Staff Writer Sep 26, 2022

When it was first announced that there would be a prequel to “Breaking Bad” — one of the most acclaimed TV series of the 21st century — people were naturally skeptical....

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‘El Camino’ a Poignant and Satisfying Conclusion

With its minimalist dialogue, creative camerawork and thoughtful storytelling, “El Camino” is a fitting epilogue to the legendary series “Breaking Bad.”
Nicholas Pabon, Contributing Writer Oct 18, 2019

“El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie” is a rare pleasure. It is a sequel film that relies not on nostalgia or name-recognition but instead on carefully considered, well-executed...

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Best Female-Led Comedy Series

Instead of letting you rewatch “Frasier” or “The Office,” the Arts Desk is here to give some TV show recs for shows with female leads that are just as funny and worthy of binge watching.
Guru Ramanathan, Alex Cullina, Claire Fishman, Arts Desk Feb 15, 2019

The landscape of TV has changed a lot in the past decade and one central aspect is how much more of a favorable environment it has become for women — though of course, there...

Netflixs’ new show, Narcos, premiered on August 28th.

Netflix’s “Narcos” is raw, riveting

Eugenia Cavazos, Contributing writer Sep 8, 2015
Netflix's new show "Narcos" encapsulates the grittiness of the very real drama of drug wars.
‘Better Call Saul’ lives up  to hopes

‘Better Call Saul’ lives up to hopes

Katelyn Fournier, Contributing Writer Feb 11, 2015
The new AMC television show, "Better Call Saul," hints at parallels to the previously successful show, "Breaking Bad."
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Arts Issue: Producers make creative leap from film to television

Apr 10, 2014
Celebrities like Alfonso Cuarón and Martin Scorsese lend their talents to TV programs.
Fox plans to forgo pilot season in hope of better television

Fox plans to forgo pilot season in hope of better television

Jan 26, 2014
Fox is opting out of the traditional pilot season.
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Pop culture favorites offer unique Halloween costumes

Oct 23, 2013
While there may be little time to put together a Halloween costume, here are some ideas to capitalize on the biggest trends.
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WSN Arts Podcast, episode 4: ‘Breaking Bad’ finale

Oct 2, 2013

This week, the WSN Arts team, with a few special guests, discuss the "Breaking Bad" series finale, and the show's impact as a whole. Spoiler warning: the complete finale episode...

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‘Breaking Bad’ finds perfect time for finale

Sep 25, 2013
After five seasons, "Breaking Bad" is ending at its peak popularity.
Emmys Predictions

Emmys Predictions

Sep 22, 2013
The WSN Arts Team picks their winners for the Emmys.

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