(92nd Street Y) Annette Bening and Mike Mills on "20th Century Women"!

Annette Bening and Mike Mills discuss their film, "20th Century Women," for the Reel Pieces with Annette Insdorf series.

(92nd Street Y) Natalie Portman on A Tale of Love and Darkness!

On the occasion of the release of A Tale of Love and Darkness — directed and adapted by Natalie Portman from Amos Oz's autobiographical novel — the Oscar winning actress discussed the new film, and her career, with Moderator Annette Insdorf.

Portman also stars in A Tale of Love and Darkness, a Hebrew-language drama about a Polish Holocaust survivor — seen through the eyes of her young son — who is trying to adjust in late 1940s Israel. For her feature directing debut, she chose cinematographer Slawomir Idziak, who photographed Kieslowski's Double Life of Veronique as well as Three Colors: Blue. Portman's previous work as a director includes the short Eve — starring Lauren Bacall and Ben Gazzara — and a segment of New York, I Love You.

(92nd Street Y) Decade of Disorder: Madeleine Albright in Conversation with David Miliband!

Former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright joins David Miliband, the president and CEO of the International Rescue Committee, to explore what can be done to meet the needs of the unprecedented number of people uprooted by conflict, war and disorder.

They will address major global challenges today at the intersection of security and justice, including the refugee crisis in Europe, upheaval in Syria and other global hotspots that need humanitarian relief.

Prior to leading the IRC, David Miliband had a distinguished political career in the United Kingdom, serving as Foreign Secretary and Secretary of State for the Environment. Dr. Madeleine K. Albright is chair of the Albright Stonebridge Group, the premier global strategic advisory and commercial diplomacy firm. She was Secretary of State from 1997-2001.

(92nd Street Y) Showtime’s The Circus: Inside the Greatest Political Show on Earth!

Come one, come all to “The Circus: Inside the Greatest Political Show on Earth.”

Since the current presidential race has come to resemble a reality television show, why shouldn’t there be one based on it? Providing a behind-the-scenes look at the candidates on the campaign trail, Showtime’s “The Circus: Inside the Greatest Political Show on Earth” pulls back the curtain on the 2016 presidential race, revealing the stories behind the headlines. Key characters and events from the individual campaigns are presented in real time, as they are happening. Produced in cooperation with Bloomberg Politics, “The Circus” is a non-partisan never-before attempted take on what has shaped up to be one of the most fascinating and consequential elections in modern history.

(92nd Street Y) Steve Case with Andrew Ross Sorkin!

One of America’s most accomplished entrepreneurs — a pioneer who made the Internet part of everyday life and orchestrated the largest merger in the history of business — shares a roadmap for how anyone can succeed in a world of rapidly changing technology.

Steve Case’s career began when he cofounded America Online (AOL) in 1985. At the time, only three percent of Americans were online. It took a decade for AOL to achieve mainstream success, and there were many near-death experiences and back-to-the-wall pivots. AOL became the top performing company of the 1990s, and at its peak more than half of all consumer Internet traffic in the United States ran through the service. After Case engineered AOL’s merger with Time Warner and he became Chairman of the combined business, Case oversaw the biggest media and communications empire in the world.

(92nd Street Y) Joel Grey with Gay Talese!

For more than 60 years, the actor, singer and dancer Joel Grey has delighted audiences on stage, film and television.

He won an Oscar, a Tony and a Golden Globe Award for his iconic role as the Master of Ceremonies in Cabaret — and he’s a photographer whose work is in the permanent collection of the Whitney Museum of Art. Join him for an intimate conversation about his life, as told in his new memoir, Master of Ceremonies: being the son of famous Yiddish comedian and klezmer clarinetist Mickey Katz; his journey from Cleveland to Broadway and Hollywood; coming out at the age of 82; and what’s next for Joel Grey.

(92nd Street Y) The Cast and Co-Creator of Orphan Black: A Conversation and Clips!

Join the cast and co-creator of "Orphan Black" for conversation and extended sneak peek clip from Season 4.

"Orphan Black" premieres on Thursday, April 14 on BBC-A

(92nd Street Y) Garrison Keillor!

Garrison Keillor's Ode to New York

(92nd Street Y) The Walking Dead Cast and Executive Producer in Conversation!

Join us for a conversation with the executive producer and cast of The Walking Dead about season six:

(92nd Street Y) “Schitt’s Creek”: Eugene Levy, Catherine O’Hara, Annie Murphy and Daniel Levy with Ophira Eisenberg!

You know and love these iconic comedy legends from hilarious classics Waiting for Guffman, Best in Show and A Mighty Wind.

Now, Eugene Levy and Catherine O’Hara are back as a once-wealthy couple who have lost their fortune and have to rough it with their family in tow, living out of a motel in Schitt’s Creek — a town they once bought as a joke.

"Schitt’s Creek” is a Pop original series, co-created by Eugene and Daniel Levy. Season two will premiere on Pop on Wednesday, March 16.

(92nd Street Y) Senator Cory Booker and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand on Working Together for Change!

Washington is broken. Citizens are distanced from the government they elected. It seems like money and media trump the democratic process every time. Are we at a crisis point? How can government be fixed?

Join two senators who both have a track record of getting things done: Cory Booker, New Jersey’s first African-American senator, who led Newark to its greatest economic growth period since the 1960s, and Kirsten Gillibrand, who pioneered a culture of openness in Congress. In his new book, United, Cory Booker makes the case that the virtues of empathy, responsibility and action must guide us towards a better future. He and Senator Gillibrand will share insights and ideas about the current political landscape, Election 2016, working across party lines and creating change.

(92nd Street Y) Laszlo Krasznahorkai and Salman Rushdie!

A rare US appearance by László Krasznahorkai—the “contemporary Hungarian master of apocalypse,” wrote Susan Sontag. Winner of this year’s Man Booker International Prize, Krasznahorkai is author of The Melancholy of Resistance, Satantango and Seiobo There Below. His new collection of nonfiction is Destruction and Sorrow Beneath the Heavens: Reportage.

He is joined by one of his biggest local admirers, Salman Rushdie, whose new novel, Two Years, Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights, is set in a New York of the near future made strange after a massive storm. “He is rare and magical writer,” wrote Michael Chabon.

(92nd Street Y) David Gregory and Erica Brown: The Future of Faith with Rabbi Peter J. Rubinstein!

Join former NBC newsman and “Meet the Press” moderator David Gregory and religious scholar Erica Brown as they discuss issues of faith, identity and leadership in your personal and professional life.

(92nd Street Y) Samantha Bee in Conversation with Ana Gasteyer!

“Daily Show” fans, watch out: your favorite correspondent, Samantha Bee, is now bringing her side-splitting satire to her very own show on TBS, “Full Frontal.”

And that’s not to mention the new scripted series she and her husband, Jason Jones, are creating for the channel — or her role in the upcoming Tina Fey/Amy Poehler flick Sisters. How did Bee go from Canadian sketch-comedy trouper to “Daily Show” personality to star in her own right? And what’s her hilarious take on the big issues driving us all crazy?

(92nd Street Y) Jacob Weisberg on Ronald Reagan!

The Slate Group’s Jacob Weisberg joins Christopher Buckley for a compelling conversation about the life and legacy of President Ronald Reagan, the subject of his landmark new biography Ronald Reagan.

(92nd Street Y) Bob Schieffer with Norah O'Donnell!

Few people know more about politics than Bob Schieffer, the Washington insider who’s been on a first-name basis with key DC figures for decades.

A member of the Rat Pack of broadcast journalism’s halcyon years (along with Walter Cronkite, Tom Brokaw, Peter Jennings and Dan Rather), Bob Schieffer has held every major job at CBS News. He’s moderated presidential debates, anchored the network news, written bestselling books and survived cancer. His show, “Face the Nation,” which this year celebrated its 60th anniversary, still sits atop the ratings. CBS This Morning co-anchor Norah O'Donnell sits down with him In the run-up to the Iowa caucuses, as he begins a Harvard fellowship focused on the 2016 election, for his expert take on today’s news, and what’s going on behind the headlines.

Recorded on January 13, 2016 at 92nd Street Y.

(92nd Street Y) Congressman Steve Israel and Chris Matthews!

We always knew Rep. Steve Israel had a funny side, but last December he “revealed his inner Jon Stewart,” according to the New York Daily News, with his novel The Global War on Morris. A Buckleyesque satire on the Bush Cheney era, it’s now in development for a comedy series for cable. Israel is joined by MSNBC host Chris Matthews to discuss the absurdities of Washington—as only insiders like these two can.

(92nd Street Y) Hoda Kotb with Andy Cohen on Where We Belong!

In her new book Where We Belong: Journeys That Show Us the Way NBC "Today" show co-anchor and bestselling New York Times author Hoda Kotb has interviewed famous and not so famous people revealing how they used perseverance, self-reflection and new attitudes on life to find their life’s purpose in unexpected ways, often surprising themselves along the way.

Join her and scheduled moderator Andy Cohen for an inspiring conversation about what really matters in leading a fulfilling life.

(92nd Street Y) David O. Russell and Isabella Rossellini on Joy!

After the huge success of Oscar-nominated films The Fighter, Silver Linings Playbook and American Hustle, director David O. Russell returns with Joy.

Based on the true story of Joy Mangano (Jennifer Lawrence) — the feisty American inventor of the Miracle Mop and other household gadgets — the film features Robert De Niro as Joy's father, Bradley Cooper as a QVC shopping channel executive who recognizes her potential, Virginia Madsen as her soap-opera addicted mother, Diane Ladd as her supportive grandmother, Edgar Ramirez as the ex-husband who lives in her basement, Dascha Polanco as her loyal friend and Isabella Rossellini as the wealthy widow courted by Joy's father.

David O. Russell’s earlier credits include Spanking the Monkey (1994 Sundance Film Festival Audience Award), Flirting with Disaster, Three Kings and I Heart Huckabees. Isabella Rossellini is a writer and director in addition to her memorable performances in such films as Blue Velvet, Cousins, Fearless, Big Night and Left Luggage.

Hosted by Reel Pieces with Annette Insdor! 

(92nd Street Y) Judith Light with Jeffrey Tambor!

On stage and screen, Judith Light makes interesting choices playing complicated and intriguing women.

Her latest role is the ex-wife of Mort/Maura in Amazon Prime’s groundbreaking series, “Transparent,” which is getting rave reviews and has already won a Golden Globe. Join her as she discusses her hot new series and how it reflects the landscape we’re living in—as well as a career playing some remarkable women.