Author Archives: Jessica Courtemanche

The free exhibit can be described in one sentence. “How the internet has changed information and public space.” It can be.  Even it’s title has meaning: Free is in reference to the revolution the internet caused to print and music. … Continue reading →

Don’t underestimate the power of a good burger.  Or a smart burger chain. The west coast has In-N-Out and its secret menu. The East Coast now has…Shake Shack? Dubbed the “anti-chain” by the New York Times last year, the burger … Continue reading →

“I came for Douglas Hodge.” That was the first thought that popped in my head as I opened the playbill for the Broadway phenomenon La Cage Aux Folles. “I came for Douglas Hodge. And now I’m going to see his … Continue reading →

The Smell of Popcorn just ended it’s 11–day run at the Teatro IATI on the Lower East Side. The story of the play is simple: a man breaks into a girl’s apartment in the middle of the night with the … Continue reading →