Who Will Come Out on Top in 'Succession?,' Arab Representation in Film, Artist Lisa Cain's First NYC Exhibition, Curtis Sittenfeld's 'Romantic Comedy'
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After Sunday's night massive episode of "Succession," it is clear now that someone will have to step into Logan Roy's shoes. But who will it be? Kathryn VanArendonk, Vulture TV critic, joins us to discuss the final season so far, and take calls from listeners about who they think will inherit Waystar Royco.
It's Arab American Heritage Month, and to celebrate, we're going to be talking about the portrayal of Arab and Arab American characters in film. While many Arab characters in Hollywood still suffer from stereotyping or inaccuracies, many filmmakers in the Arab world are working to counteract that with their work. Joining us to discuss, and to provide a list of films to check out this month, is Yasmina Tawil, director of film programming at the Arab Film & Media Institute.
Dr. Lisa Cain is a neuroscientist and anatomy professor. She is also a painter who counts Viola Davis among her collectors. Her first NYC show is now up until April 23rd at Harlem's Heath Gallery. Titled HOME, it features her paintings & collages depicting what the artist says is "the beauty of the rural South.”
Bestselling author Curtis Sittenfeld's latest novel tells a love story between a comedy sketch writer and one of the musical guests on the show, a famous pop star. She joins us to discuss the book, titled Romantic Comedy.
