What To Watch This Weekend: 'The Social Reckoning,' 'Other Mommy,' 'Misty Green,' 'Animals' And More

Mikey Madison, Jessica Chastain, Ben Affleck, John Cena, Rosalind Eleazar and Adam Driver lead stories of identity and responsibility.

'The Social Reckoning' Review: Aaron Sorkin Examines Power, Accountability And Facebook's Reckoning

Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White and Jeremy Strong anchor Aaron Sorkin's ambitious study of influence and accountability.

What's New On Netflix October 2026: 'East Of Eden,' 'Animals,' 'Below,' 'Sacrifice' And 'Lupin'

Halloween scares, prestige adaptations and long-awaited new seasons headline Netflix's October lineup.

What To Watch This Weekend: 'Digger,' 'Verity,' 'East Of Eden' Season 1, And 'War' Season 1

Tom Cruise, Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson, Florence Pugh, Sienna Miller and Josh Hartnett anchor stories of power, perception and legacy.

'Digger' Review: Tom Cruise Drives An Exhilarating, Exhausting Tragicomedy

A dazzling Tom Cruise elevates Alejandro G. Iñárritu's examination of power, self-mythology and accountability.

'Heart Of The Beast' Review: Brad Pitt And A Loyal Dog Elevate A Moving Survival Drama

David Ayer reframes rugged individualism through companionship, grounding the wilderness adventure in mutual dependence.

'Primetime' Review: Robert Pattinson Powers A Chilling Media Nightmare

Lance Oppenheim transforms the “To Catch a Predator” phenomenon into a lurid, provocative examination of spectacle and accountability.

What To Watch This Weekend: 'Primetime,' 'Heart Of The Beast,' 'Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother' And More

Robert Pattinson, Brad Pitt and Mahershala Ali headline a lineup of survival tales, media dramas and personal reckonings.

'Practical Magic 2' Review: Sandra Bullock And Nicole Kidman Reignite The Magic, But The Spell Frays

A beloved cult classic returns with heart and nostalgia, but its expanded mythology diffuses the original's intimacy.

What To Watch This Weekend: 'Resident Evil,' 'The Weight,' 'The Beast Of Mossy Bottom,' And 'Bad Apples'

Austin Abrams, Ethan Hawke and Saoirse Ronan anchor a weekend of viral outbreaks, wilderness survival, Halloween mischief and sharp satire.

A Prayer for My Country

A night with Bruce Springsteen became a reflection on patriotism, community, and hope in divided times.

Museum Spotlight: Liza Lou: Trailer

Peer into a mysterious scene within Trailer by artist Liza Lou. She interrogates notions of power, myth, and gender in the United States.

Downtown Brooklyn's Alamo Drafthouse Is Now A Spike Lee Joint: Report

The Alamo Drafthouse is dedicating its newly renovated Brooklyn movie theater to the local filmmaker.

Politician Stacey Abrams To Read New Kids Book In Brooklyn This Month

Her new book, called "Stacey Speaks Up," is about making a difference in the world.

Surreal Interactive Sculpture Coming To Brooklyn Museum

The 35-foot-long sculpture evokes both the mundane and the sinister aspects of suburban life.

See The Dazzling Costumes And Pure Joy At West Indian Day Parade

The festivities started on the streets at 6 a.m. on Monday with J'ouvert, or "daybreak" in Creole.

More Than 200 Local Artists Will Show At Brooklyn Museum

The Brooklyn Artists Exhibition will open in October.

Afropunk 2024: A 'Beautifully Melanated' Utopia

This year's theme was "BLKTOPIA," which the organization described as a "radical reimagining of Black futures."

Andre 3000 Adds New Show At Brooklyn Academy Of Music

Meshell Ndegeocello, who recently performed a dazzling concert in Prospect Park, will be the guest opener.

Symposium: "Behold" at the Brooklyn Museum

Celebrate the opening of María Magdalena Campos-Pons: Behold with two roundtable discussions and a new immersive performance by Campos-Pons.

'My Love For Jay-Z Almost Killed Me': BK Library Exhibit Art Topples

A boom echoed through the Brooklyn Public Library on opening day of its mysterious Jay-Z exhibit when a piece of art crashed to the ground.

Even Jay-Z Didn't Know About The Jay-Z Exhibit At Brooklyn Library

A hush-hush Jay-Z exhibit opened at Brooklyn Central Library Friday, complete with a replica of his recording studio and his discography.

Shirley Chisholm Gets A New 'Do In BK Monument Redesign

That's just one of the many changes designers made to big plans to celebrate a Brooklyn icon.

So, Why Are Jay-Z Lyrics All Over Brooklyn Public Library?

The library shut Thursday as Jay-Z lyrics mysteriously covered the Prospect Heights library.

Jurassic Mini-Golf Returns To Brooklyn Children's Museum For Summer

Little Brooklynites can putt among giants this summer as jurassic mini-golf returns for the summer "by popular demand."

Crown Heights Artist Designs Pride Month Skittles Pack

Two Brooklyn artists, one from Crown Heights, designed bright Skittles wrappers to celebrate Pride Month.

Carousel Horse Dedicated To 'The Mayor Of Prospect Park' On Retirement

Lovingly known as park-goers as "the Mayor of Prospect Park," Margaret Ring retired after a long career in NYC Parks.

Anderson .Paak Slated For Prospect Park Summer Performance

BRIC's summer festival in Prospect Park will feature artists from years past to reflect on its 45-year legacy in Brooklyn.

Grand Army Plaza Arch Slated For $8.9 Million Restoration

Restoration work is underway on the 134-year-old arch at Grand Army Plaza, which has not been restored since the 1990s.

Cherry Blossoms Bloom In Brooklyn: Where To Find

As New Yorkers prepare for warmer temps and sunnier skies, some cherry blossoms have started to bloom at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.

Brooklyn Talks: Dr. Jane Goodall and Friends

In honor of Earth Month, join us for a conversation with Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute & UN Msgr. of Peace

New Crown Heights Photo Exhibit Shows Love, Respect For Brooklyn

The photo and digital media exhibit called "This BE Us: We Live In Brooklyn, Baby!" opened this week at Medgar Evers College.

Art History Happy Hour: African Ancestors of Egypt and Nubia (2/16)

An evening of lighthearted lectures & accompanying wines inspired by African Ancestors of Egypt and Nubia: From the Green Sahara to the Nile

Roundtable: Architects on the Future of the Museum (2/15)

Celebrate the release of museum strategist András Szántó’s book "Imagining the Future Museum: 21 Dialogues with Architects"

Fulton Art Fair Seeks 'Black Resistance' Art For Crown Heights Show

The heralded art fair founded in 1958 is holding an open call for submissions for this year's Black History Month show.

Nyokabi Kariũki Live. December 8, 2022

Enjoy a live performance by Kenyan composer and sound artist Nyokabi Kariũki who uses sound to rediscover her culture & its significance.

Crown Heights Hosts First Ever Caribbean Symposium

The symposium will focus on Caribbean music, dance and culture over three days in December.

Brooklyn Talks: Oscar yi Hou (October 20, 2022)

Celebrate the opening of our special exhibition Oscar yi Hou: East of sun, west of moon with the artist & members of his creative community.

J'Ouvert, West Indian Day Parade Return to Brooklyn: Photos

The West Indian American Day Parade made was resurrected in the streets of Brooklyn after taking a two year hiatus during the pandemic.

State of the Field: On Conservation and African American Art

Join conservationist Stephanie Sparling William for a conversation about caring for 19th & 20th century works by African American artists.

'Wild Birds' Music Venue To Close In Crown Heights: Owners

Owners of the Dean Street space told local artists and patrons, in an online announcement posted Sunday, "You made our dream take flight."

Second Sundays: Virgil Abloh’s SOCIAL SCULPTURE

We invite you to join us every second Sunday of the month for programs and performances—held in the Auditorium or within the sculpture itse

Black Fashion Fair Presents Museum World Tour

Enjoy an evening celebrating Black Fashion Fair, featuring musical performances, artist-led activations, games, a photo booth, and more.

First Saturadays: A Famalay

Gather your friends and famalay for an evening of live music, movement, and readings celebrating the vibrant Caribbean diaspora.

Prospect Park Reimagines How To Use Historic Museum In Event Next Week

A photo exhibit at the Lefferts Historic House is part of an initiative to change programming to recognize its role as a site of slavery.

Tickets To Go On Sale For Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Holiday Light Show

The Lightscape exhibit sold out quickly in its first year in 2021. Here's how to snag one of the first tickets this week.

Second Sundays: Vigil Abloh’s SOCIAL SCULPTURE (8/14)

Join us for programs and performances that celebrate Abloh’s approach to fashion, art, design, architecture, music, and community.

Summer Movies Set To Return To Prospect Park: What To Know

Encanto, Back To The Future and other films are ready for their close up on Long Meadow, starting in August.

Dance Parties, Free Family Fun: Vanderbilt Open Street's July Line-Up

Organizers of the Prospect Heights' Open Street have revealed performances and events that will be held this month.

Popular 'Wingate Concert' To Return To Brooklyn, Borough Prez Says

The concert, near the Crown Heights border, will be held next week with soca singer Patrice Roberts and reggae singer Gyptian.