Outside the Odeon in Lower Manhattan on Monday night, the bistro’s famed neon sign peeked above a tent shielding celebrities from onlookers trying to glimpse
Norman Carol, a former violin prodigy who was first chair and concertmaster for the acclaimed Philadelphia Orchestra for nearly three decades, accompanying it on a
Hundreds of people protested against Israel on Monday night outside an exhibition in Lower Manhattan commemorating the more than 360 people who were killed by
Ben Potter, a YouTube personality who built a following of millions with his dramatic readings of comic books, died on Saturday. He was 40. His
A star witness jailed for refusing to testify. A change of heart after a weekend spent behind bars. And then, a lead defense lawyer taken
A 1949 photograph of Jean Cocteau, shot by Philippe Halsman for Life magazine, playfully depicts the suave and influential Cocteau, a leading figure of the
David E. Kelley, the veteran television writer who created the “Presumed Innocent” series, has the opposite temperament from Pakula — he’s all about the juice.
I’m Richard Linklater, director and co-writer of ‘Hit Man.’ So in this scene, Glen Powell, who’s playing Gary Johnson, the undercover hit man, is under
In the summer of 2020, as a reckoning on racial justice swept the country, Disney said it would rip out Splash Mountain, a wildly popular
Mitsuko Uchida sat at the piano with her back to the audience. It was an unusual look for a reigning pianist who can fill a
Sometime around May 1846, Dolley Madison made her way from her home near the White House to the studio of an enterprising photographer who had
“The subject forever hangs outside of time — it’s the lover and the beloved,” Santana said in a phone interview from Las Vegas, where he
Two ambitious overhauls are on Broadway right now: the Palace Theater and the musical “Suffs.” When “Suffs,” a show about the suffragists’ crusade for the
Still, the house worked out an arrangement to broadcast new productions, performed to an empty hall. Viewership was high, about 500,000 for the first show.
I’m Richard Linklater, director and co-writer of ‘Hit Man.’ So in this scene, Glen Powell, who’s playing Gary Johnson, the undercover hit man, is under
George Clooney contacted a top White House official last month to complain after President Biden criticized the International Criminal Court’s decision to seek a warrant
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