Category: Arts & Culture

This collection of comics and graphic novels, a mix of nonfiction and fiction stories, have settings as disparate as a cabin in the woods and

A new documentary celebrates the life of the singer and actress Liza Minnelli. And it kicks off with the death of her mother, Judy Garland.

If you are going to make a documentary about danger, you have to take your camera to daring places. You have to point it at

The 1980s: when the hair was crimped, the pants were parachute and the movie stars were as fresh-faced as could be. The decade produced a

Cleopatra Coleman began with red, swirling it toward pink with a fine-tipped brush. An oval appeared on the paper, and then smaller marks joined it

For those who still enjoy a cable subscription, here is a selection of cable and network TV shows, movies and specials that broadcast this week,

The news comes in the wake of similar closings nationwide, in part because of pressures on higher education generally but also because of art institutions’

The animated film “Mars” — about a ragtag group of civilians visiting the red planet on a trip financed by a billionaire with an asteroid-sized

The bustling Nigerian film industry known as Nollywood certainly keeps directors busy: In the past decade, Daniel Oriahi has made over 25 movies. But the

Each year in the art world, lesser-known artists percolate into public consciousness — most obviously at auctions like those that recently concluded in New York,

“Very soon people said, ‘Well, what can we buy?’” she said. The skin of her nascent media brand began shedding. Infographics and merch were no

So many movies and television series have shown us the misery of a stand-up comic bombing and the joy of a comedian killing. But skirting

The news of the indictment of former President Trump immediately took over cable news channels and the country’s main broadcast networks on Thursday. On Fox

The proliferation of documentaries on streaming services makes it difficult to choose what to watch. Each month, we’ll choose three nonfiction films — classics, overlooked

‘Girls of the Golden West’ Los Angeles Philharmonic, Los Angeles Master Chorale; John Adams, conductor (Nonesuch) You would be hard-pressed to find a fan of

The second thing you notice about an Ernie Barnes painting might be its vibrant color scheme. Anchored in earthy reds and browns, it perfectly complements

The nonbinary director, D.W. Waterson, wanted to make the kind of film they wished they had seen growing up in a hockey-obsessed household in Canada.