Contains spoilers about past episodes. About halfway through Season 2 of “Severance,” Helly R. is rocked by a stunning betrayal: Helena Eagan, masquerading as Helly,
The glowing orange wall dripping with pink and crimson blossoms that greeted me in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory at the New York Botanical Garden
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The comedian Chelsea Handler is unapologetic in her latest book, “I’ll Have What She’s Having.” Well, of course, she is. She’s Chelsea Handler, and that’s
The makers of “Meanwhile” (in theaters) describe it as a “docu-poem,” which is a bold choice: Not many people encounter feature-length nonfiction poetry onscreen. But
At the same time, what does that sense of optimism even mean if it is predicated on Ben’s suffering? Can they all really look forward
It’s not every day that a critic gets to review a premiere by Ravel. He died almost a century ago, after all. And while some
“Ted Lasso” fans who continued to believe will have their faith rewarded: The heartwarming soccer comedy is returning to the pitch. Apple TV+ announced on
‘The Paragon’ Stream it on Amazon Prime Video. The last time a dryly zany comedy from New Zealand involving fantastical shenanigans made me laugh this
A medieval manuscript unseen for 60 years, hand-painted by the renowned French illuminator Jean Pichore and his workshop, is one of the most spectacular exhibits
Lawyers for Sean Combs argued at a court hearing on Friday that a leaked security video showing Mr. Combs assaulting his former girlfriend was “deceptive,”
Bon Iver featuring Danielle Haim, ‘If Only I Could Wait’ Doubts and yearning — and electronics and distortion — threaten to overcome Justin Vernon, who
Dear listeners, Early March is such a tease, occasionally giving us a fleeting preview of desperately desired springtime — only to snatch it away with
Herman Graf, a major and intrepid figure in independent publishing who sold copies of Henry Miller’s novel “Tropic of Cancer” to bookstores after it was
Before the lights go down at the start of “Terrestrial: The Sprout,” Germaine Ingram enters, looking regal and wise. She mounts a thronelike platform and
One of the longest-running Nazi restitution cases, fiercely debated within the courts for two decades, seemed to have met its end last year when the
‘Walk on Through: Confessions of a Museum Novice’ Stream it on YouTube. When Gavin Creel died of a rare form of cancer last fall, at
