The original “Pinocchio” movie, released in 1940, is widely considered a classic and a work of genius. The version released in 2022? Not so much. Whenever Director Robert Zemeckis decided to let
Walking around Queens College lately, students may have noticed contemporary works of art decorating the campus, like the worm outside of Klapper Hall or the black drapings outside Campbell Dome. These pieces
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Joyce Carol Oates was 40-minutes late to her appearance at this season’s second Evening Readings series, held on Nov. 20 at the LeFrak Concert Hall. As soon as she came on stage
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Known for his literary expertise and thoughtful book reviews, when interviewer Leonard Lopate asked critic, James Wood to showcase his finger drumming, the audience could not help but laugh. More than 400
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The Gay, Lesbian and Straight Alliance’s second annual Big Queer Talent Show was a night of singing, spoken-word, music, fundraising and impromptu haircuts at Queens College. The Nov. 8 event in the
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A new kind of Rorschach test, the puzzling small black and white checkered boxes have recently caught the eyes of artists and audience alike. These distorted images are displayed everywhere – from
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