‘Severance’ Finale: Which Fan Theories Were Correct?
This article is almost entirely made up of spoilers. The “Severance” rabbit hole online is deep, with fans sharing theories about the
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‘Severance’ Finale: Which Theories Were Correct?
This article is almost entirely made up of spoilers. The “Severance” rabbit hole online is deep, with fans sharing theories about the
‘Love Life,’ the Lost Great American Musical, Returns Over 75 Years Later
Kurt Weill and Alan Jay Lerner’s pioneering “Love Life” was thwarted by circumstance. Now, it is coming to Encores! at New York
Japanese Breakfast’s Shimmering Sadness, and 8 More New Songs
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How ‘Severance’ Uses Old Tricks to Make Its Office Hell
Contains spoilers about past episodes but not the Season 2 finale. In “Severance,” the Apple TV+ series about a shadowy company where
Takeaways From the ‘Severance’ Season 2 Finale
The second season of “Severance” just wrapped up with its longest episode yet. We have thoughts. Spoilers abound. Whose Side Are We
Yasuaki Shimizu, a Japanese Sax Master, Takes North America
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Five Action Movies to Stream Now
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‘Severance’ Season 2 Finale: Mark vs. Mark
Early in the Season 2 finale of the acclaimed, much-memed Apple TV+ series “Severance,” a man has a spirited debate that ends
Hiroshi Yoshimura’s Environmental Music Is Enchanting a New Generation
McCarthy and his Temporal Drift partner, Yosuke Kitazawa, have been part of four of the five Yoshimura reissues that have been released
9 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week
A Dopey movie makes us grumpy. ‘Snow White’ Directed by Marc Webb, this fairy-tale reimagining sees Snow White (Rachel Zegler) rescuing the
Late Night Gives Trump’s Education Agency Shutdown a Failing Grade
Welcome to Best of Late Night, a rundown of the previous night’s highlights that lets you sleep — and lets us get
When the Walls Close In on the ‘Wolf Hall’ Saga
Mark Rylance sat quietly and alone, his black-capped head bowed, his eyes closed. Nearby in a grand chamber, Damian Lewis stood resplendent
Is Playboi Carti Rap’s Next — or Last — Superstar?
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‘Shared Custody’ Is a Prickly Spanish Divorce Drama
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J.B. Moore, Producer of Seminal Hip-Hop Records, Dies at 81
J.B. Moore, an advertising man from suburban Long Island who wrote the lyrics to one of rap’s first hits — Kurtis Blow’s
‘Ash’ Review: Deep-Space Horrors – The New York Times
The high-concept sci-fi horror film “Ash,” a hazy story about an amnesiac deep-space explorer who awakens to discover her entire crew was
The Sudden Weirdness of TV Presidents
You can’t say that TV’s fictional presidencies lack for drama today. In “Zero Day,” the former President George Mullen (Robert DeNiro) sleuths
Robert E. Ginna Jr., Whose Article Bolstered U.F.O. Claims, Dies at 99
Robert E. Ginna Jr., a founding editor of People magazine, a book editor and a film producer whose 1952 Life magazine article
‘Peep Show’ Still Proves That ‘Self-Loathing Is Pretty Universal’
Over two decades ago, two British shows reinvented television comedy with mortifyingly funny alternatives to regular sitcoms. One of them might immediately
Jensen McRae and 10 More Artists to Watch
Every week, our critics spotlight notable new songs on the Playlist. Here’s more about 11 artists behind them, selected by the pop
‘Snow White’ Review: A Princess’s Progress
Disney’s new “Snow White” is perfectly adequate, though the scene when our heroine stands alongside Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez chanting “no justice, no peace”
Late Night Tackles the Attacks on Tesla
Welcome to Best of Late Night, a rundown of the previous night’s highlights that lets you sleep — and lets us get
This Charming British Detective Show Is an Escape From Uncertain Times
In the opening scene of the detective show “Ludwig,” the camera pans up and down the floors of a glass office building
‘Buena Vista Social Club’ Brings the Thrill of Music Making to Broadway
The spirit of the musical “Buena Vista Social Club” is evident in its opening scene. Audience members have barely settled into their
Trump Had ‘Aptitude for Music’ as a Child, He Told Kennedy Center Board
During his first visit to the Kennedy Center since making himself the chairman of its board, President Trump had a lot to
Amid Kennedy Center Upheaval, a Maestro Decides to Stay On
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington has gone through big changes since President Trump’s recent takeover of
In ‘Good American Family,’ Ellen Pompeo Leaves the Hospital
At the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Ellen Pompeo stood in a room of Picassos, mostly in the Cubist style. She
Dismayed by Trump, the Star Pianist András Schiff Boycotts the U.S.
András Schiff, an eminent concert pianist who has boycotted strongman rule in Russia and his native Hungary, said on Wednesday that he
On ‘Severance,’ the Food Is Its Own Chilling Character
This article contains key details from previous episodes of “Severance.” It does not include any spoilers for the Season 2 finale. It
How Alison Krauss Found the Song That Rekindled Her Distinctive Band
“We all discovered what a powerful vehicle it is to have her singing these songs, and to calm the flurries of notes
How ‘Moneyball’ and ‘Sugar’ Altered the Baseball Movie
From “Eight Men Out” to “Field of Dreams,” baseball movies are usually enraptured by the past. Steeped in traditions, these films celebrate
Jimmy Fallon Parodies Trump’s Podcast-Length Call with Putin
Welcome to Best of Late Night, a rundown of the previous night’s highlights that lets you sleep — and lets us get
In Alain Guiraudie’s Films, Sex Leads to Unexpected Destinations
Carnal urges drive the characters in the films of the French director Alain Guiraudie toward absurd and sometimes dangerous mishaps. In his
Review: Eight Andrew Scotts in a Heartbreaking Solo ‘Vanya’
All this is remarkable, and most likely the reason Scott and the London production won several major awards last year. The technical
Trump Reimagines the Kennedy Center: Elvis, ‘Cats’ and Babe Ruth
Mr. Trump said he was initially turned off by the sight of dozens of dancers lying onstage. (He recalled thinking: “You’ve got
Why Black Satire Is the Art Form for Our Absurd Age
Last year, Everett published “James,” his reimagining of the American classic “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” told through the voice of Mark
11 Songs to Keep St. Patrick’s Day Going
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Tituss Burgess in ‘Oh, Mary!’ Is Cole Escola’s Dream Come True
“Oh!” Tituss Burgess said, the curls of his Mary Todd Lincoln wig bobbing as he spoke. “I need kneepads.” Fully in costume,
‘Ghostlight,’ ‘Watcher’ and More Streaming Gems
‘Ghostlight’ (2024) Stream it on Hulu. So few films concern the daily lives of the working class, in any meaningful way, that