Bleedin' in the USA
In rural Nepal, women are banished to a secluded shed as they are considered polluted while menstruating. This has led to deaths due to...
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The Wizarding World Takes Manhattan
Looking for fantastic beasts? The New York Historical Society might just be the place to find them. This past fall, Harry Potter: A...
Get Lit for the Lit. Bar
In 2016, the Bay Plaza Barnes & Noble in the Bronx closed. Despite the efforts of 3,000 protesters and over 10,000 petitioners coming...
Noname? No Problem
The work of legendary musicians is sometimes tainted by controversial behavior outside of their art: John Lennon hit women, Kanye West...
You Can't Pray It Away
The want to die young came so easy at age 16. I thought it would healthy to be honest with my mom so I told her that I considered it...
Pinenuts for Pinegrove
I love going to concerts alone because it heightens my focus on the surroundings, giving me opportunities to eavesdrop on others’...
God Doesn't Have to Save the Queens
Based in Bushwick, the Brooklyn Do-It-Yourself (DIY) music scene brings a continuing life to the local arts community. These environments...
Museum of Pizza
I’m sure you’ve seen them on your feed: made-for-Instagram spaces are taking over the social media landscape. These installations seem to...
Getting Wiser About Pfizer
Looming over Flushing station, the Pfizer building wields an intimidating presence. Built in 1849 by the biopharmaceutical company for...
An Interview with President Bronet
I recently had the great pleasure and privilege of interviewing Pratt’s newest president, Frances Bronet. Beyond her clear drive and...
Bowie at the Brooklyn Museum
In a room surrounded by larger than life renditions of their favorite David Bowie personas from Major Tom to Thin White Duke,...
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