Kenny Burrell has played with pretty much everyone who’s anyone in jazz. Whether laying down the guitar support behind a John Coltrane rampage or stretching out in a solo while collaborating with Jimmy Smith, his experience and discography are immense. Read more...

‘Tis the season to watch movies. Sitting lethargic, full of turkey and sweet potatoes, the best post-Thanksgiving treat is to sit on the couch and pop in a favorite holiday film. Read more...

I can’t wait to graduate. Unlike many of my fellow seniors, I have a coherent plan to succeed in the real world. And the best part about the whole thing is that my future profession is going to be a nonstop barrel of fun and laughs. Read more...

Little boys don’t play with dolls, but little men certainly do in the world of director Lee Breuer’s “Mabou Mines Dollhouse.” In the Mabou Mines acting troupe’s take on Henrik Ibsen’s play “A Doll’s House,” women fill the role of dolls who have fallen into the vicious cycle of being domineered by the men in their lives. Read more...

“Skin + Bones: Parallel Practices in Fashion and Architecture” Museum of Contemporary Art Nov. 19, 2006 – March 5, 2007 Upon stepping through the doors of the Museum of Contemporary Art’s “Skin and Bones: Parallel Practices in Fashion and Architecture,” the exhibition’s message is immediately clear: Contemporary fashion and architecture mirror and influence one another to a much greater extent than is commonly recognized. Read more...

“Bobby” Director Emilio Estevez MGM In every U.S. history class from fourth grade to the fourth year of college, President John F. Kennedy is cemented as one of the leading icons of the 1960s. Read more...

“The Fountain” Director Darren Aronofsky 20TH Century Fox Darren Aronofsky’s (“Requiem for a Dream”) latest film, “The Fountain,” is a grandiose pseudo-intellectual folly that is bound to bore some and perplex others. Read more...