New York

CJ Television

Hokum Review: A Terrifying Welcome in the Haunted Isle

April

S	M	T	W	T	F	S
			1	2	3	4
5	6	7	8	9	10	11
12	13	14	15	16	17	18
19	20	21	22	23	24	25
26	27	28	29	30

more tags

New York

NY Times Seriously Says If Affirmative Action Is Illegal, So Is Enforcing Immigration Law
Immigration sob stories are a dime a dozen in The New York Times, but an argument the paper made this week opposing immigration law enforcement is truly one for the history books. In earnest, the Time...

Thirty Years Ago, Spoon’s First Album Changed My Life
Spoon is from Texas, but its music never felt Texan to me. Front man Britt Daniel was born in Galveston, grew up in Temple, and launched Spoon in 1993 in Austin, where it has remained—spiritually, i...

Four Days After NYT Excused Political Murder, Another Would-Be Assassin Targeted Trump
When a would-be assassin comes along, he doesn't need to directly be encouraged to commit violence, he just needs to believe that his actions are acceptable under a media-pushed framework that murder ...

Mourning The Loss Of USAID, The New York Times Makes A Clear Case For Its Death
They're a non-governmental organization that lives on government, period. They're an almost purely governmental non-governmental organization....

Is Goop Good?
On Monday, Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop Kitchen opened the first of seven planned New York locations. True to its name, the 245 West 46th Street branch of Paltrow’s “clean takeout” brand is a kitche...

Donohue’s Steak House Will Close in June
Yet another old-school New York dining icon is leaving us, and this departure is particularly wrenching. It’s Donohue’s Steak House, the railroad-car-size Upper East Side time capsule that has for...

The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: April 16-22
Abbott Threatens Austin: After Austin Police Department Chief Lisa Davis made policy changes in March that prohibit off...

Boosted By Out-Of-State Dark Money, Virginia Passes Dems’ Deceptive Gerrymandering Scheme
Democrats moved one step closer to disenfranchising millions of rural Virginians on Tuesday night — and for that, they have tens of millions of dollars in out-of-state dark money to thank. According...

Texas Monthly Receives Thirteen Finalist Nods in the Society of Publication Designers’ Annual Competition
The Society of Publication Designers recently announced that Texas Monthly is a finalist in thirteen categories for the sixty-first annual competition, which looked at work from 2025. One of the categ...