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Biography

I am New York-based writer and editor. After graduating from The New School in 2012, I became BlackBook’s Senior Editor of Arts & Culture. There I write about film, music, literature, and art for bbook.com and BlackBook’s bi-annual print magazine, as well as run BlackBook’s Tumblr. I’ve also written for Interview,Decider.com,Bright Wall / Dark Room, MUBI, and Teen Vogue. You can see more of my work at BlackBook and elsewhere here.

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Total articles 168

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  New York Love Stories: A Conversation with Peyton Reed

  By Hillary Weston Verified

  Feb. 14, 2025

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  Daydreamer: A Conversation with Sara Driver

  By Hillary Weston Verified

  Jul. 18, 2024

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  Becoming Hou Hsiao-hsien

  By Sean Gilman, Hillary Weston Verified

  Mar. 08, 2024

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The Criterion

The Criterion is a state of the art, premier 2 story entertainment and live music venue in the heart of Oklahoma City. Booked and operated by Levelland Productions and located in Bricktown, this multi-functional live entertainment venue is open to all ages and is housed with removable seating on both the main floor and up-stairs that allows for hosting a wide variety of shows. The venue offers comfortable reserved seating for some shows as well as standing room only for general admission shows. Being a two story venue, The Criterion also has the option to completely close and curtain off the 2nd story mezzanine of the building for smaller more intimate feeling performances. The Criterion can accommodate an estimated 2,000 - 4,000 attendees depending on if the show is a seated or true general admission event with standing room available only. There are also three bars inside the venue with the main bar being downstairs and two bars upstairs on each side of the venue making for easy access to refreshments for all ages. The Criterion is also fully ADA friendly offering handicap seating as well as an elevator for ADA access to all public facilities.