On Jan. 29 and 30, the Museum will present a marathon of Wonderfalls, that short-lived Fox series from last fall that was cancelled after only four episodes-barely enough time to form an opinion. To refresh: set in Niagara Falls, an underachieving Brown graduate finds herself talking to inanimate objects in a local gift shop. Way quirky! more ›

The Conversation is also the lesser-lauded but truly incredible Francis Ford Coppola film starring Gene Hackman. Gothamist will be watching the Golden Globes (and some pre-show as well - we're only human and we will be seething at both the Rivers sideshow and Star Jones Reynolds...as for the telecast, expect some tsunami shout-outs), and then blogging into the wee hours with a wrap-up post. [Gothamist on the nominations and our commentary from last year's telecast] more ›

Catch up on the interviews here. This week brings interviews from Lily & Aaron. Last week, Nichelle introduced us to performance artists and the executive editor of Stuff; two weeks ago, we had interviews from Rachel (like quizmasters) and Mindy & Raphie (swing state activists). more ›

Craig Wedren, Musician more ›

Jessica Lappin, City Council Candidate more ›

Rob Sacher, Co-owner Luna Lounge more ›

In the fifth week of people testing the Gothamist Interview waters, we have our first team - Aaron Dobbs and Lily Oei:

Aaron Dobbs and Lily Oei have known each other for eight years while toiling at the same entertainment conglomerate. Raised on opposite coasts, they realized there was common ground in their Jewish Asian backgrounds, primarily on Christmas Day. more ›

Diana Williams, Producer more ›