MOVIE: MoMA is currently running a retrospective on Joan Blondell, titled The Bombshell from Ninety-first Street. Trace the metamorphosis of the Manhattan-born actress from a young blonde bombshell to...a blonde bombshell in more mature roles! Tonight you can catch her in Blondie Johnson (1933) and Nightmare Alley (1947).

6 and 8pm // MoMA [11 West 53 St]

EVENT: This sounds like the perfect balance of science and romance...and freezing, freezing cold. Learn about your place amongst the universe in a star-gazing tour around Central Park. The Conservancy and the Amateur Astronomers Association of New York will guide you around the night sky. Wear layers!

7pm // Central Park [Belvedere Castle] // Free

MUSIC: Public Enemy take over Warsaw tonight, and there are still tickets on sale! Forget about Flava Flav's reality, er, "stardom" for a night and get back the band's roots with their politically-motivated music.

7pm // Warsaw [261 Driggs Ave, Brooklyn] // $28.50

THEATER: Hey, there’s actually a good review out for Broadway production of The Farnsworth Invention! Martin Denton calls the play, by The West Wing mastermind Aaron Sorkin, a “provocative, intelligent, and stimulating drama.” Consider this a corrective of sorts, as reviews have been generally lackluster for the show, which features Simpsons and Spamalot star Hank Azaria. Michael Riedel reports that the box office is taking in less than $50,000 a day, compared to August: Osage County’s daily pull of $200K. A little birdie tells Riedel that cast members have been told that unless business picks up, the show will soon fold. So if you’ve been thinking about giving this drama about the 1929 race to invent television a chance, you'd better tune in now before it's cancelled. – John Del Signore

8pm // Music Box Theatre [239 West 45th St] // Ticket prices vary