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Lizzy McAlpine’s love can kill you in just five seconds flat

Lizzy McAlpine released her second album “Five Seconds Flat” on all major streaming platforms on April 8. The indie singer expands her sound further in her new album. Collage by Caroline McKenzie

Lizzy McAlpine releases her second album titled ‘Five Seconds Flat.’ Budding artist Lizzy McAlpine released her sophomore album titled “Five Seconds Flat” on April 8 and it did…

Free Press Free Write: A night with Mike Love’s Beach Boys

Mike Love’s Beach Boys took to the stage at the Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown, NJ. The group performed a set jam-packed with classics and hits. Photo by Johnny Knollwood

I stopped by the Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown, NJ on April 4 to catch Love and his version of the namesake group, and left feeling excited,…

Is the latest three-hour Batman movie worth a watch?

Batman and Catwoman look over the city of Gotham side by side in the midst of uncovering rings of corruption and pursuing vengeance. After the release of the newest Batman film, The New School Free Press reviews the movie’s highlights, acting performances and more. Illustration by Maxine Ibanez

The latest addition to the DC universe is one of the most hyped films of the year. “The Batman” features a stacked cast of famous faces such as…

Parsons grad showcases photography in ‘The Fly Walks’ exhibition

Photographs “Time Capsule” (left) and “Untouched Rhomb” (right) are on display at Space240 in Manhattan. Several Parsons School of Design graduates were involved in the creation of “The Fly Walks” exhibition, which includes work made in Urubamba, Peru and Brooklyn. Photos by Andrea Mato

A recent Parsons School of Design alumna debuted her first post-graduate exhibit in a Manhattan gallery space last week. The exhibition, titled “The Fly Walks,” features photographs by…

Steve Hackett, former Genesis guitarist, rocks Beacon Theatre

Steve Hackett returned to New York City at the Beacon Theatre on April 3. Hackett is currently playing the entirety of Genesis’ “Seconds Out” on tour, his final album with the group. Photo by Johnny Knollwood

Steve Hackett, best known as the guitar player for Genesis from 1971 to 1977, returned to New York City’s Beacon Theatre on April 3. The legendary guitarist who…

Alex Lifeson’s Envy of None release self-titled debut album on Kscope Music

Alex Lifeson, Alfio Annibalini, Andy Curran and Maiah Wynne (left to right) are Envy of None. The group, which features the former Rush guitarist, released their debut album today via Kscope Music. Photo by Richard Sibbald, courtesy of Kscope Music

Industrial rockers Envy of None released their self-titled debut album via Kscope Music this morning. The group features Alex Lifeson, best known as guitar player and co-founder of…