Burning desire
Anchored by two exquisite performances from Noémie Merlant and Adèle Haenel, "Portrait of a Lady on Fire" is a simmering love story about desire, the female gaze, and the enduring beauty of art. More...
Restaurants
Lucky for you
Restaurant Good Luck recently opened Lucky’s on North Winton. Co-owner Chuck Cerankosky describes the new restaurant as a smaller, more casual, neighborhood version of Good Luck. "If Good Luck is for special occasions and showboating, this is an everyday place for everyone to have a great meal," he says.
News & Opinion
Momentum grows for revisions to state's bail reform laws
The leader of the New York State Senate says it's likely that changes will soon be made to the state's new bail reform laws, which end most forms of cash bail for nonviolent offenses. Meanwhile, the state's chief judge also called for amendments to the laws.
News & Opinion
Youth climate activists call on NY to sell its fossil fuel stocks
The state's retirement funds have several billions of dollars invested in coal, oil, and gas companies.
Arts & Entertainment
Political disquiet
This week, the University of Rochester’s Humanities Center Public Lecture Series examines the themes of community, morality, and current events with acclaimed author Valeria Luiselli.
News & Opinion
Mayor Warren opposes sex ed, STD vaccine bills
Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren asserts her opposition to bills pushing for k-12 sex education and allowing minors to be treated and inoculated for STDs without parental consent.
News & Opinion
Cyclist gets hit by car, then sued for $700
Cyclist Bryan Agnello was blindsided twice by the same motorist. First, when the driver rear-ended him. Then, a month later, when the driver sued him for $700 damage to his car.
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