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Celia Cruz and ‘Chan Chan’ Get a String Quartet Sound for Hispanic Heritage Month
BAE puts chamber music, Cuban son, Andean influences, and salsa in one free Bronx concert. See what makes the program worth a closer look.
The Bronx
Pulp Documentary Revisits Four Decades of the Sheffield Band on MUBI
Pulp’s new documentary mixes a major live show with four decades of archival footage. See what to know before its MUBI premiere.
TV & Movie
South Bronx History Keepers Ask Residents to Share What Has Changed
Old photos, recipes, and familiar places shape the next South Bronx History Keepers sessions. See what is planned next at Mott Haven Library.
The Bronx
Scooby-Doo: Origins Wraps With a Real Great Dane
Netflix’s live-action Scooby-Doo series has wrapped production, with a real Great Dane at the center of Mystery Inc.’s first case.
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TV & Movies
Blade Runner 2099: What to Know About Prime Video’s Sci-Fi Series
Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer enter a changed Los Angeles in Blade Runner 2099, where Replicants hold power and humanity has lost control.
TV & Movie
Arrivals Starts Netflix’s New Manifest Mystery With a Denver Crash
Arrivals opens a new chapter in the Manifest universe as unknown passengers emerge from a Denver plane crash with no memory of who they are.
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The Paper Season 2: The Truth Teller Aims High, but What About Marv?
Ned and Mare face their attraction as the Truth Teller aims higher, but Marv and Anne’s unfinished story still waits in the wings.
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The Bronx
Batman Day Returns to Poe Park, Where the Dark Knight Has Bronx Roots
Batman Day returns to Poe Park with family activities, detective challenges and a celebration of the Dark Knight’s Bronx roots.
The Bronx
Bronxites, Heads Up: Life-Size Buffalo Will Roam NYC Streets This September
Bronxites can head downtown to see life-size buffalo puppets roam Manhattan and Brooklyn with music, poetry, dance, and ceremony this fall.
The Bronx
Alex Strada’s Public Address Gives Shelter Voices Space Across the Bronx
Alex Strada’s Public Address places shelter residents’ handwritten words in public spaces throughout the Bronx beginning in September.
The Bronx
Reviews & Spotlights
A Tide That Never Ebbs: What Star Trek's 'Tin Man' Can Teach Us About Social Media Overload
One overlooked Star Trek episode asks: What happens when we can't shut out the noise? A quiet message still relevant today.
Reviews & Spotlights
A Fantastic X-Files Episode Rewinds Murder While Doggett and Scully Step Back
Joe Morton leads this backward-running mystery. Here’s why this X-Files episode still holds up even though Doggett and Scully step back.
Reviews & Spotlights
Widow’s Bay: Patricia Gave Horror Fans the Perfect Final Girl Ending
Patricia faces the Boogeyman in Widow’s Bay Episode 8, giving Kate O’Flynn a final girl moment horror fans have wanted since Friday the 13th.
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Horror & Mysteries
Ghost Adventures Season 31 Targets Mob History and Haunted Towns
Ghost Adventures returns with a Las Vegas mob history investigation. See where Zak Bagans and the team are headed in the chilling new season.
Horror & Mysteries
Linda Cardellini Plays Pamela Voorhees in Crystal Lake: Why the Casting Excites Me
Linda Cardellini may have the warmth to make Pamela Voorhees both trustworthy and terrifying in Crystal Lake. Here’s why.
Horror & Mysteries
Archive X Opens Rice University’s Paranormal Files for SundanceTV This October
Archive X connects personal accounts of strange events with a vast Rice University collection devoted to unexplained phenomena on TV weekly.
Horror & Mysteries
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From Raising Hope to Good Times: 10 Supermarket Episodes That Always Remind Us of Family
Our favorite characters often reflect our own lives, turning everyday hiccups into something we can laugh about. And when it comes to a...
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Who Is John Stewart? HBO’s Lanterns Expands His Green Lantern Origin
HBO's Lanterns expands the Green Lantern origin story for John Stewart, revealing how military precision and family sacrifice shaped his path.
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Kingsbridge Library Invites Bronx Adults to Learn Magic: The Gathering
Kingsbridge Library puts Magic: The Gathering on the table for Bronx adults, from complete beginners to fans returning to the game.
The Bronx
Amy Poehler Reunites With Mike Schur for Peacock’s Dig Comedy Series
Amy Poehler and Mike Schur reunite for Dig, where a rare find turns a Greek archaeological excavation into an international conspiracy.
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The Love Hypothesis Puts Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman to the Test This Fall
Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman play scientists testing a fake relationship that becomes harder to keep safely inside its agreed boundaries.
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Bronx Native Judy Reyes to Receive The Critics Choice Celebración Trailblazer Award
Bronx native Judy Reyes will receive the Trailblazer Award in recognition of her impactful career spanning television, film, and theater.
The Bronx
NYC Movies Under the Stars Welcomes Fall With More Films Across the Bronx
Summer is winding down, but six free outdoor movies are all still coming to Bronx parks, from new releases to a pair of familiar favorites.
The Bronx
New Markers Bring Longwood Historic District’s Bronx Story Into View
Four new markers reveal how architecture, subway growth, and generations of resident care shaped Longwood’s distinctive Bronx blocks today.
The Bronx
The Pascagoula UFO Encounter and The Secret Recording That Kept The Mystery Alive
Two fishermen described a terrifying encounter beside the Pascagoula River. A secret recording and another witness left questions that still linger...
Horror & Mysteries
Neagley Series Sends Reacher’s Trusted Ally Into a Chicago Murder Mystery
Maria Sten takes Neagley into a Chicago murder case as the Reacher spinoff gives her a new team and a dangerous trail. Read what to know.
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The Terrors of Jordan Mendoza Brings Surreal Horror to Adult Swim
Jordan Mendoza brings surreal horror and live-action comedy to Adult Swim in a new series filled with strange dreams and familiar guest stars.
Horror & Mysteries
Florence Pugh Trades Marvel Action for Cathy Ames in East of Eden
Florence Pugh shifts from Marvel's Black Widow to Cathy Ames in Netflix’s seven-part adaptation of John Steinbeck’s East of Eden.
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