Joel Katz, a documentary filmmaker and tenure professor at NJCU, has been teaching various forms of media to students in the Media Arts department for 23 years. He has won many awards such as the Jerome...
There has been a lot of talk about director Alfonso Curaon’s latest feature film, “Roma.” Premiering first at the 74th Venice International Film Festival in August 2018, and later released on Netflix...
This review contains spoilers for Season 3 of Marvel’s “Daredevil.”
The third season of “Daredevil” couldn’t have come in a more needed time for Marvel’s Netflix line of shows. The show...
Netflix, in a decision that surprised everyone, has cancelled “Luke Cage.” The show, a recipient of several awards including a Primetime Emmy, is the latest casualty in the ongoing tensions between...
Black people are in constant fear of the police. The people that are supposed to protect us, but in most cases, are just as frightful and dangerous as the gangs that plague most black neighborhoods affected...
TV shows that young adults grew up with are now in danger of being ruined by TV networks in the form of reboots. Here are the three shows that have been resurrected but not for the betterment of entertainment....
NJCU Announces May 2018 Arts Events
Jersey City, N.J. (April 20, 2018) – New Jersey City University (NJCU) Center for the Arts, the creative umbrella for the University’s performing, visual, film,...
In The Heights opened on March 16 at the Margaret Williams Theatre and was directed by Marc Dalio.
The musical takes place over the course of three days in the predominantly Latino neighborhood...
With one more week until the the 90th Academy Awards, let's take a look at this year's interesting contenders.
Dominating the competition is "The Shape of Water," with 13 nominations. A bizarre yet...
As part of Black History Month, Caribbean-American artist Shoshanna Weinberger’s new exhibit is one that deals with themes of identity. Weinberger’s 20 art pieces are framed with wood and done on 100-year...
“How do different groups of people seek enlightenment and truth?” is a question installation artist Joyce Yu-Jean Lee poses as her theme or the common thread that she presents with her art exhibitions....
Emmanuel Lebron, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• January 17, 2018
Black Panther (February 16)
In 1966, the Black Panther burst into popular consciousness as the first mainstream comic-book superhero of African descent. And now he’s the first black character to...
