In 1994, CNN’s Ted Turner launched a 24/7 haven for great cinema on network television and called it Turner Classic Movies. It soon became known as the premiere institution for preserving films as cultural artifacts, winning a Peabody Award in 2008. Last year, the network and the 92nd Street Y partnered on the TCM Classic Film Festival—“a big-screen love letter to New York City, its filmmakers, and the movies that helped make it immortal.” The festival is back by popular demand, on January 31, and it showcases a lineup of talks with Bradley Cooper, Michael Douglas, and Rosie Perez, who will each discuss a classic New York film: respectively, New York Stories (1989), Wall Street (1987), and Sweet Smell of Success (1957). Grab your popcorn, sit back, and enjoy the show. —Maggie Turner