Category: Arts & Culture

Success has many fathers, but in the case of Ezra (William A. Fitzgerald), none of them are Max (Bobby Cannavale), his hotheaded divorced dad. A

YOU LIKE IT DARKER: Stories (Scribner, 502 pp., $30) is an outstanding collection from Stephen King, the master of horror, that features 12 eerie tales

This interview includes spoilers for the season finale of “Hacks.” “Hacks,” the Max comedy about a famous (and somewhat infamous) Boomer comedian and her nervy

When it comes to who gets the most attention during the Tribeca Festival, the actors, the directors and the celebrities who walk the red carpet

Early on in Nathan Silver’s “Between the Temples,” Ben Gottlieb, a 40-ish widower played by Jason Schwartzman, walks into a bar in his tallit and

Yet as much as O’Neill draws from contemporary life in his fiction, he sees a distinction between his novels and short stories and his essays.

Sam Butcher, the soft-spoken artist whose doe-eyed, pastel-hued porcelain Precious Moments figurines ignited a global collecting frenzy and made him a wealthy man, and whose

Octavius Catto’s impact was mostly unknown here at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, amid the sport’s heroic feats of lore and legend,

Harman also pointed me to a moment in “The Castle,” an unfinished novel published after Kafka’s death, in which the antihero K. tries to phone

When Kirby accepted the role of Ruby — a Bondish M-meets-Q foil to a Los Angeles private detective played by Colin Farrell — in the

Dear readers, I’m telling you first so you can hold me to it: I’m ditching the hair dye this summer. Twenty-five years, countless colorists and

Every month, streaming services add movies and TV shows to its library. Here are our picks for some of June’s most promising new titles. (Note:

​​Best Films of 2024 ​​​​‘Handling the Undead’ ​​‘MoviePass, MovieCrash’ ​​‘The Great Lillian Hall’ ​​‘The Dead Don’t Hurt’ ​​‘In a Violent Nature’ For the brilliant comedian,

The other camp faces bigger hurdles. You might not have even heard of the original, and so the productions can’t rely upon the audience’s memories.

Movies like “Dune: Part Two” and “Challengers” arrived in theaters later than expected because of last year’s actors’ strike, and Hollywood experienced significant production setbacks

The first time Carl Radke appeared on television screens was during an episode of “Vanderpump Rules” that was actually a backdoor pilot for a new

Artists were putting the final touches to their works. Visitors had bought tickets long in advance. Everyone was counting on a big splash for the