De Niro Introduces Musk Documentary in Manhattan
Robert De Niro and Jane Rosenthal joined a Sunday screening of Alex Gibney's Musk at the Crosby Hotel.
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New York City Entertainment News
Entertainment in New York City runs on cultural events, live performances, media trends and the business of the arts, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting keeps pace with the city's stages, screens and venues.
Celebrities
Jen Rubio Hosts Book Party for Sarah Harrelson
The Away co-founder welcomed guests to her West Village town house to celebrate the release of a new book on art collecting.
Television
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Marshals Films Season 2 Scenes in New York City
The Yellowstone spinoff series captures dramatic moments against the iconic Manhattan skyline for its second season.
Music
Nathan Carter Album Shines in Times Square
Doin' Alright, the 14-track album by Nathan Carter, is featured on a Times Square billboard.
Books
Patti Smith Previews Upcoming Book The Melting
The 79-year-old author discussed her next work with novelist Nelio Biedermann at a Cherry Lane Theatre BookTalk event in New York City.
Film
Jordan, Butler Film Miami Vice '85 in NYC
Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler were spotted shooting scenes by the water in New York City for the upcoming film.
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Day to day, that means exhibition openings, ticket demand, streaming strategies and the creative output of city-based institutions. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Seasonal patterns in theater and film festivals dictate the intensity of the reporting cycle. Public access to programming and venue capacity serve as the primary factors driving stories in this sector.