Actress Regina King landed all the right shots in her directorial debut on the movie “One Night in Miami.” The movie is based on Kemp Power’s play of the same name, and stars Lesle Odom Jr., Eli Goree, Aldis Hodge and Kingsley Ben-Adir. Read more »
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David Prince’s final exhibit at the Syracuse University Art Museum will open this spring and be an intersection of American art and the novel “Moby Dick” by Herman Melville. Read more »
Lauren Hillard, who uses the artist name Kiwi.Tabasco, launched her first virtual art installation after building a strong platform through TikTok. Read more »
Sofar Sound’s Syracuse branch has traditionally hosted small concerts in unconventional venues but has pivoted to sets on social media during COVID-19. Read more »
The exhibit at Point of Contact Gallery displays the work of artist Fabiola Jean-Louis, featuring handmade paper gowns and photos of Black women wearing them. Read more »
Sarah Gross reworked the music from her album “Songs from the Passenger Seat” after its release was delayed from the spring. Read more »
The banners will be on display at several locations, including Bethany Baptist Church, the Community Folk Art Center and ArtRage. Read more »
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn says the 16-year-old actress excels in her performance of the confident, cunning title character. Read more »
Each of the three films will be available for viewing on Blackboard for 24 hours between Thursday and Saturday. Read more »
Screen Time columnist Lucy Messineo-Witt says that with streaming services around, movie theaters are not the universally desirable avenue of viewing films. Read more »
King Lo plans to release two singles, “Ride 4 Me” and “Love Better,” by the end of the year. Read more »
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn breaks down the 2020 Emmy Awards. Read more »
Syracuse artists have turned to using virtual methods to continue their businesses and showcase their art. Read more »
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn says films are still being made and released during the pandemic, but with different timelines and formats. Read more »
The exhibit is coordinated by the nonprofit ARISE and will be on display at the Everson Museum through Sept. 27. Read more »
University Union and the Office of First Year and Transfer Programs will host the concert on August 22nd. Read more »
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn argues that the American High film “Big Time Adolescence” tells a believable yet original story about high school and growing up. Read more »
While people cannot meet at Liverpool Art Center because of the coronavirus pandemic, the center has continued its programs online through Facebook Live art tutorials, Zoom classes and private virtual sessions. Read more »
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn says the coronavirus could have ramifications on the worldwide box office. Read more »
The exhibition, which is on display for one day only, features the work of 15 master’s students. Read more »
Screen time columnist Patrick Gunn says “The Invisible Man” reflects the lingering trauma of domestic abuse through a slow, quiet build of tension. Read more »
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn says that the attention to detail applied to the show’s characters and gags makes the series both emotional and entertaining. Read more »
The band Whitney will perform on Feb. 12 at The Westcott Theater. The Daily Orange spoke to Julien Ehrlich, one of the members of the band, about the lyrical style and honest messages in its latest album, “Forever Turned Around.” Read more »
