It’s so easy to watch Hamilton and feel fairly convinced that you’re just enjoyed a hip-hop musical AND a history lesson. But the lines are certainly blurred, and the NYT has a nice little FAQ that really is a bit of a history lesson. So dig in!
And the write-up from NYT ain’t half bad, either? Are we ready for this? If it’s your cup of tea, a new pot will be ready to pour Wednesday night!
It’s a star-studded show by the Peace & Love man himself, Ringo Starr! Musicians genuinely have fun jamming with the cat, and tonight should be a fun stream to crank up. 7 pm EST. Thanks for the tip, Rolling Stone!
July just got here, but let’s talk right now about what’s leaving! Because movies don’t just disappear at once at the end of the month… they leave on different days throughout the month. Let the NYT be your guide on what to catch before it’s gone.
Are there surprises in the list? You bet! How about Astronomy Club, by veterans of the Upright Citizens Brigade, for starters? Or Russian Doll? Or… or… or… awww, just click to read this really great list by Mashable!
How does a legend live on? With Carl Reiner, it’s through a lifetime of laughs spanning so many films, plus the entire age of television to date. Let the NYT take you through them, and let’s send our thanks out to him for all the laughs.
I’ve been posting these for awhile, and they’re great. This link takes you to a 20 minutes performance by Norah Jones, but then you can jump to the Livenation.com to get a full list of performance for the 4th of July weekend… and beyond!
Here’s a thoroughly impressive list from Vanity Fair. A great curated tour of movies that can lead us all towards better perspectives and deeper understanding. And Amazing Grace… just wow!
When you want your content curated, you can’t beat the NYT. It may not be the most complete list, but the reviews are tight and the picks are right on time. As I always say, keep your eye on the Times!
Netflix Party ain’t the only game in town for watching shows together remotely. Practically every streamer is doing it now – or is working on it – and the Verge breaks it all down for you right here. Nice!
