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Jeff Simon shares a miscellany of ways he's spent his time lately. → Read More
Were there any Top 40 musical valentines ever purer than "Close to You" and "The Look of Love"? → Read More
Preservation has turned into the newest algorithm in the online universe. Cancel culture is waning, writes Simon. → Read More
We do things a lot better in the streaming era. → Read More
Simon reveals the worst movie he's seen in at least 10 years. → Read More
Mitchell's appearance at the Newport Folk Festival on Sunday night was her first there since 1969. → Read More
Almost no one disputes that "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" is a classic American movie. What few people know is a lot of its background and history. → Read More
Let me tell you about this season's unlikeliest trio of premium TV heroes: Jeff Bridges, Emma Thompson and Adam Sandler. Only chronological and professional happenstance could possibly have thrown those → Read More
" 'Gaslit' is the best thing I've seen on TV all year," Simon says. → Read More
What I still tend to like about your work is that with all your surreal boyishness, you've never shied away from the facts of aging and mortality, Simon says of → Read More
There IS something altogether remarkable about this city. What has always seemed to characterize it to me is a soulfulness that is well beyond what is familiar elsewhere. → Read More
Standup comics have been living with an audience seething ever since the art form came to exist. Make jokes to any group anywhere and someone of choleric temperament may well → Read More
The art of motion pictures triumphed and took American movies to places it had never really been before, Simon says. → Read More
"Here's MY game plan for watching the thing: DVR'ing it weekly and using the fast forward liberally until each of life's greatest hits shows up and the periods of heedless → Read More
"Willis always has got an edge to him, whether he's chortling with Aiello or delivering lines with a sweet, gentle softness that few of his contemporaries could come close to." → Read More
Here, in a year, when the most ardent movie lovers have reasons to worry about the survival of an art form they dearly love, is a list of some much-praised → Read More
We've all fought family battles on behalf of quietude for those we love. Here's another cannily made 90-minute movie about folks whose enemy is another species' monstrous hearing. → Read More
News staffer Dale Anderson, longtime Arts Editor Jeff Simon, who covered Woodstock for The News, and current Pop Music Critic Jeff Miers discuss Woodstock on it… → Read More
Alvin Wright redrew the cultural map of the city of Buffalo. As much as anyone, he democratized Buffalo culture and commerce. No one has ... → Read More
NONFICTION The Highbrow, Lowbrow, Brilliant 50 Years of New York by the editors of New York Magazine → Read More