Jeremy O. Harris’s new documentary — titled “Slave Play. Not A Movie. A Play.” — is ostensibly focused on acting students rehearsing scenes from his
The Wild (and wildly uneven) West. ‘Horizon: An American Saga — Chapter 1’ The first film in Kevin Costner’s projected four-film cycle collects various depictions
Dear readers, Let’s get one thing out of the way: I have zero interest in making you do karaoke. Like most enthusiasts (or so I
In the new movie “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F,” Taylour Paige plays Jane Foley, Eddie Murphy’s daughter. But the 33-year-old actress grew up idolizing a
Did you ever see a performer that made you think, Whoa, I have to wrap my head around this? What do you mean? Was there
On a recent evening, a half-dozen members of the D.C. Synchromasters were warming up poolside at an outdoor swim club in Fairfax, Va. A portable
In September 1815, Karl von Müffling, the Prussian governor of Paris, presented himself at the doors of the Louvre and ordered its French guards to
“Hey, buddy, how are you doing?” a man wearing a Boba Fett costume said as he leaned over the bed of a young boy in
What does artificial intelligence sound like? Hollywood has been imagining it for decades. Now A.I. developers are cribbing from the movies, crafting voices for real
With the plans for the 2024 presidential debates, President Biden’s campaign appeared to get much of what it wanted. It got its preferred timeline, with
‘If From Every Tongue It Drips’ Stream it on the Criterion Channel. Part of the Criterion Channel’s ongoing Queersighted series, this debut feature by the
Near the end of Stephen Sondheim’s musical “A Little Night Music,” the orchestra swells to what he is said to have called his Max Steiner
Martin Mull, the comedic actor, musician and artist who gained widespread attention in the 1970s in shows such as “Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman” and “Fernwood
This article includes spoilers from Season 3 of “The Bear.” Three seasons in, it is clear “The Bear” knows how to book a guest star.
When the French director Catherine Breillat was 40, her then-husband and the father of her first child ended their relationship to be with a much
On the night of June 29, 1974, after a performance with a touring Bolshoi Ballet troupe in downtown Toronto, Mikhail Baryshnikov made his way out
Paul Sperry, a tenor who championed little-known American art song and spiky contemporary works, and was praised for his incisive performances of the classics, died
