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A few weeks ago, “Cannonball” hosted its first live show at the 2026 Tribeca Festival.
Wesley Morris thought to himself, “What could we talk about in front of a bunch of New Yorkers that would be interesting to them?” And then the answer came to him: New York movies! Movies about New York City.
Joining him for the conversation is Cynthia Nixon, one of our great New Yorkers. She’s made iconic work in the city (like, of course, “Sex and the City”) and is a fierce advocate for the TV and film industry to continue making work here. Also, no big deal, she ran for governor in 2018.
Together, Wesley and Cynthia chat about three N.Y.C. movies of their choice: “Breakfast at Tiffany’s,” “The Taking of Pelham 123″ and “The Wiz.”
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This week on Whiskey Soured, Dom Lovings pours up with actress, hairstylist, entrepreneur, and all-around powerhouse Marshay Nicole Wayans. From her Brooklyn roots to navigating life in Los Angeles, Marshay […]
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