Rosendale to screen 2013 Best Short Film Oscar nominees
Isn’t it frustrating to look at the list of Academy Award nominees for Best Short Film and have no idea
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Life of Pi’s Jean-Christophe Castelli to speak in Saugerties at WFF benefit
Broadly stated, the movie Life of Pi is about the search for God and the essential role that stories play
Hudson Valley V-Day shows & One Billion Rising events
Many of us enjoy the peace and freedom of a violence-free life. But some of us don’t – specifically, one-third
Geek on wry: Mo Rocca at Vassar 2/5
Every year, Vassar College announces its annual Alex Krieger ’95 Memorial Lecture, and we have cause to wonder, “How did
Django Unchained is irreverent, overblown fun – but not for everybody
Being so naturally squeamish about gore that I used to leave the room when my mother pulled the giblets out
Poetry Brothel at BSP in Kingston
The Poetry Society of New York has come up with an idea to make poetry fun and to expand its
The game is afoot at DanceFest
The art of dance is alive and well in the Hudson Valley, with a plethora of companies and schools dedicated
Rosendale screens The Magistrate with John Lithgow from London’s National Theatre
Back in 1979, I happened to catch a charming, thought-provoking little play performed proscenium-style at Circle in the Square in
Utopia hosts Forbidden Feast for Performing Arts of Woodstock
Talk about raising eyebrows and forcing one’s hand not only to mark the calendar with a pen, but also to
Marion Cotillard soars as double amputee in Rust and Bone
French director/screenwriter Jacques Audiard’s latest feature Rust and Bone (De rouille et d’os) is a remarkable film in several respects.