artemisia Gentileschi, Judith beheads Holofernes (1620). Oil on canvas, approx. 4.8 x 3.5 inches (146.5 x 108 cm). Courtesy of the Uffizi, Florence It’s an old story: men prey on girls and young women. Today, as women come forward to expose sexual predation, Artemisia Gentileschi stands as an exemplary symbol. She stands as a symbol … Read more
Welcome to Cocktail Omakase. Courtesy Scott Bleicher When you walk through the doors of one of the short, frescoed buildings on Eldridge Street, your eyes might convince you that a sushi feast is about to take place. The Lower East Side space, after all, was formerly Bar Ocho, a Michelin-starred restaurant with a sushi counter … Read more
The inner lives of buildings and institutions provide an intriguing and enlivening way of looking at the modern landscape, particularly through film. Just as human beings have personal histories that cause their bodies and minds to change over the course of time, so do buildings and the wonders of the natural landscape. Pompei: Below the … Read more
edmonia lewis, Portrait of a bust of Contadina1872. Marble. McGuigan Collection. Photography by Stephen Pitygorski No one should underestimate the power of political goods. Our current president came into office wearing a set of red baseball caps that was loved and hated by both sides, neither of whom could deny his power. In Cleveland during … Read more
Curator Susan Duckerman drew on the studio’s extensive archives to put together a show that uses Los Angeles as subject and atmosphere. Courtesy Gemini Gel On the corner of Melrose Avenue and Kings Road in West Hollywood sits an unassuming building designed by Frank Gehry in the 1970s. It incorporates elements of the “Los Angeles … Read more
Tommy (Anson Boon), who spends his nights fighting bouncers and consuming everything under the sun and his days terrorising the streets for TikTok views, is not a good boy. But Chris (Stephen Graham), Tommy’s self righteous kidnapper, is determined to change that. This is Jan Komasa’s The Good Boy – not to be confused with the … Read more
With 400 horsepower, the Aviator Black Label delivers muscle in a civilized package. Courtesy Lincoln One definition of irony in the automotive world is that the automaker famous for producing one of the most iconic sedans in history no longer makes sedans. This is the situation with Lincoln. The iconic Continental — a one-time backbone … Read more
The New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate partnerships and advertising for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. Founded in 2014 with the aim of simplifying household chores through advanced engineering, Roborock It has risen to become the global leader in smart home robots. Before trying it out firsthand, I would … Read more
“The Pout-Pout Fish” is a funny, cleverly written children’s book by Deborah Diesen about a fish who has embraced the fact that he has resting bitch face. The Pout-Pout Fish the movie is a bland, lamely written kid’s movie that throws away just about everything that made the book(s) enjoyable. To be fair, adapting the … Read more
From the sexual proclivities of middle-aged women to odd encounters with smart appliances and clandestine Christmas dinners, Liam O Mochain’s anthology feature Abode has it all. Across the five separate stories that comprise his film, O Mochain explores different definitions of ‘home’ for his disparate set of characters. Yet even as the stories are sprawling in their focus, … Read more