The Trip to Italy does nothing new, but in a funny way
Of late, food porn has leapt off the pages of glossy magazines to constitute a movie genre of its own,
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Book this: A guide to autumn literary events
For poets, writers and readers, the Hudson Valley marries the best of both worlds: the proximity of New York City’s
BasilicaScope highlights work of Alex Cox in Hudson
Basilica Hudson is rapidly emerging as a truly cutting-edge Hudson Valley performing arts venue, following up last weekend’s SoundScape extravaganza
Colin Quinn to headline Woodstock Comedy Festival
Saturday Night Live and Comedy Central alumnus Colin Quinn is the headliner for the Woodstock Comedy Festival, returning September 19
Found Footage Festival screens weird video gems in Woodstock
It’s always instructive to take a mental step back from total immersion in our day-to-day concerns and think about what
Brendan Gleeson gets his star turn in bleak, brilliant Calvary
Oh blasé moviegoer, when was the last time that you walked out of a cinema feeling well and truly rattled
Preview new Ken Burns documentary on the Roosevelts
The Henry A. Wallace Center at the FDR Presidential Library and Home in Hyde Park will present a pre-broadcast screening
Woodstock Museum Film Festival this weekend
As summer winds down, a mid-Hudson culture vulture’s thoughts turn to the wonders that await us in the fall. High
Visions of Mary in Woodstock
[portfolio_slideshow id=12765] Mary Frank has been making art for more than six decades. Her exploration of wood, plaster, wax,
The Hundred-Foot Journey is a light, digestible parable
What with glossy gourmet magazines, online recipes and the Cooking Channel, food porn is getting to be as difficult to