Volume 325 | August 27th 2026

Premiering This Week

The Best of Season 6! | Book It

This Book It we revisit some of this season’s favorites! We chat with Uncensored’s Linda Stasi about her new novel, The Descendant; Isabel Ortiz speaks with poet Stephanie Pacheco; and we learn about New York Therapy Animals’ Project R.E.A.D.


Monday – Thursday | 4:30 PM

A “Call to Home” Exhibition at the Calandra Institute | Italics

The exhibition New Practices in Italian American and Italian Diasporic Contemporary Art was recently presented at the Calandra Institute. Curator Rosa Berland describes the show this way: “The exhibition’s theme is a call to home and discovery along the edge: the revealing of artistic transformation of memory, identity, and reclaimed atelier practice as well as craft.”



Monday – Thursday | 9:30 AM

"And Nothing but the Truth" | If You Please

Teenager David Williams, shaken after hitting a man while driving drunk on a rainy night, rushes home and confesses to his father, Grant, a college professor. Taking charge, Grant goes to the precinct and claims responsibility for the crime. Det. Rizzo questions the professor’s oddly composed demeanor, though his lieutenant dismisses the concern. Meanwhile, Grant’s wife, Marian, grows uneasy and urges David to tell the truth — just as news breaks of a murdered young coed with ties to the Williams family.



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Center Stage with Patrick Pacheco premieres September 2026!

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Memory, Art and Reinvention: Learning Across CUNY | Urban U


CUNY education recovers erased histories, confronts

Argentina’s Dirty War, and creates pathways into art, film

and athletics, becoming a catalyst for discovery

and reinvention.

Frame by Frame: Third World Newsreel


Join Third World Newsreel (TWN) and a talented group of filmmakers for a conversation about storytelling, followed by a curated selection of short films exploring grief, emotional safety, community, identity and belonging. Since 1968, TWN has supported filmmakers

in telling their stories in their own voices.

For a full list of premieres from last week, click here

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