Recycled robes, processional marches, silver pens from Tiffany: It is graduation season in America. May brings a nationwide festival of youth, with roots stretching back
Ming Wang, the real-life physician whose biography is the basis for this fictional feature, is a Nashville-based ophthalmologist whose degree in laser physics has presumably
Not every love story has a third character, but in the case of N’Goma and Normadien Woolbright, there was one, and he was a force
Cassie, the singer who accused Sean Combs of years of physical and sexual abuse in a lawsuit that she settled, on Thursday addressed footage of
In a month rife with original indie games, including Animal Well and Lorelei and the Laser Eyes, there has seemingly been something for every player.
This warm remembrance of a Times Square legend is too careful with its iconoclastic heroine. Source link
The glittering “Solo” centers on Simon (Théodore Pellerin), a charming 20-something making a name for himself as a drag queen in Montreal. Simon’s life is
Confronting you head-on are a hanging flag, and a man in danger of hanging. The flag, unfurled vertically between two white structural columns in a
On an August night in 2017, a mob of neo-Nazi thugs under the banner “Unite the Right” gathered in a park in Charlottesville, Va., to
Welcome to Best of Late Night, a rundown of the previous night’s highlights that lets you sleep — and lets us get paid to watch
For years when I was younger, and still dreamed that I might be a novelist instead of an editor or a critic, I kept a
Few words in the cinematic sphere are misappropriated as frequently and as flagrantly as “cult” (no, friends, “Mean Girls,” a pop culture phenomenon as well
Shirley Conran, the industrious and proliferous British author whose 1982 novel, “Lace,” was a tale of female autonomy disguised as a bonkbuster (to use the
This week’s episode of Popcast (Deluxe), the weekly culture roundup show on YouTube hosted by Jon Caramanica and Joe Coscarelli, includes segments on: The new
As befits a play set among an order of 14th-century friars, “Usus” occasionally uses Latin words. Sort of. It’s likely that most audience members will
When Michelle Terry, the artistic director at Shakespeare’s Globe theater in London, decided to put on a production of “Richard III” with a feminist twist,
Maybe “Megalopolis” was just an amuse-bouche. After Francis Ford Coppola’s $120 million movie polarized audiences during the first week of the Cannes Film Festival, the
