With ‘Él,’ Buñuel Turns His Gaze to Male Pathology
A blasphemous black comedy, part noir, part case history, Luis Buñuel’s 1953 Mexican melodrama “Él” amply justifies its inadvertently self-reflexive American release
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Jimmy Kimmel Slams Trump’s Skills of Shill for Tesla
Welcome to Best of Late Night, a rundown of the previous night’s highlights that lets you sleep — and lets us get
A Ferocious Paul Mescal Stars in a Brutal ‘Streetcar’
“The sky that shows around the dim white building is a peculiarly tender blue, almost a turquoise, which invests the scene with
Meghan Sussex? Even Meghan Markle’s Last Name Inspires Debates.
In “Romeo and Juliet,” the star-crossed heroine asks: “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name
Larry Appelbaum, Who Found Jazz Treasure in the Archives, Dies at 67
Larry Appelbaum, a music archivist who over a long career at the Library of Congress helped make it a leading center for
Tony Hinchcliffe, the Trump Rally Comedian, Lands a Netflix Deal
The stand-up comedian Tony Hinchcliffe has landed a deal at Netflix months after angering people with his insults about Latinos and other
Some Vegans Were Harmed in the Watching of This Movie
Inside a dark theater in Midtown Manhattan, Allison McCulloch watched “Kraven the Hunter,” an origin story for the obscure Spider-Man villain, while
The Transformer: Twyla Tharp Dives Into the Future
And then there is Memoli’s material, which takes the dance back to a time when Tharp was in her 50s and improvising
My 10-Day Crash Course on Surviving the Apocalypse
The next morning, after a breakfast of scrambled eggs and fresh avocado, we settled around a large wooden table on the outdoor
Inside the Detail-Obsessed, Essential World of Music Editing
Editorial processes, Dooley said, are “practically unique for each composer,” but they share a quality of trust between composer and editor. With
‘Last Take: Rust and the Story of Halyna’ Review: Confusing Accounts
“I don’t know how you get justice from an accident.” In 2021, the cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was fatally shot on the set
Those Sounds (Brrr-ah Bah Bah-BAH) You Hear? Choreographers at Work.
Do you feel yourself start to move just reading “brrr-ah bah bah-BAH”? In addition to conveying quality and tone, these sounds are
Netflix Is Gobbling Up World Literature. What Could Go Wrong?
I’m thinking of a piece of filmed entertainment. It was adapted from a famous, internationally significant novel. It was blessed with lavish
South Korean R&B Singer Wheesung Is Found Dead at 43
The South Korean singer-songwriter Wheesung, who popularized R&B music in the country but had documented struggles with drug abuse, was found dead
‘Ghosts’ Review: The Sins of the Father, Visited on Everyone
Ibsen’s scathing drama about medical and moral contagion gets a high-sheen Off Broadway staging starring a riveting Lily Rabe. Source link
Jam Like a King: Charles Releases a Playlist
King Charles III, a classical music fan who has studied the cello, piano and trumpet, released an eclectic playlist on Monday featuring
Lincoln Center Gets $50 Million Gift to Promote Contemporary Dance
Dance has long been a precarious industry in New York. It can be difficult for dance troupes to find rehearsal and performance
Fashion? Rockets? Yachts? A Trump Ally Has Ideas for the Kennedy Center
The businessman Paolo Zampolli has counted Donald J. Trump as a friend for decades. In the 1990s, when Mr. Zampolli ran a
Brian Tyree Henry Isn’t Hiding
Henry’s father died during filmmaking. Henry came back to set to shoot an unusually taxing scene in which an infected gunshot wound
‘Operation Mincemeat,’ a Very British Hit, Lands on Broadway
Last year, the hit West End musical “Operation Mincemeat” embarked on a mischievous publicity campaign. “Are we too British for Broadway?” it
Keeping Up With Highbrow Art While Raising a Child
Being the 6-year-old daughter of Mark Krotov, the publisher and one of the editors of the literary magazine n+1, is an all-access
‘Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney,’ Plus 6 Things to Watch on TV this Week
Between streaming and cable, there is a seemingly endless variety of things to watch. Here is a selection of TV shows and
‘The White Lotus’ Season 3, Episode 4 Recap: Party Time
Even if I’m wrong, the robbery subplot remains a major part of this season, and it could be what gets us eventually
Joey Molland of the Power-Pop Band Badfinger Dies at 77
In April 1970, Mr. McCartney announced that he was leaving the Beatles, initiating a famously nasty split. Still, Badfinger remained in their
‘S.N.L.’ Imagines an Oval Office Meeting With Trump, Rubio and Musk
Following a report in The New York Times about a White House meeting where Elon Musk and Secretary of State Marco Rubio
Zahn McClarnon on the New Season of ‘Dark Winds’
Zahn McClarnon, who plays a Navajo cop in AMC crime drama, talks about the coming third season, which is moodier and more
Inside the Sean ’Diddy’ Combs Hotline: The Makings of a Mass Tort
In a room full of cubicles, workers in headsets read from their computer screens, addressing callers who dialed a 1-800 number. They
Pets Can’t Stop Watching ‘Flow,’ the Oscar-Winning Cat Movie
One night shortly before the Oscars ceremony, my boyfriend decided to catch up on “Flow,” the animated film from Latvia that would
Gwen McCrae, Singer Who Helped Open the Dance Floor to Disco, Dies at 81
Gwen McCrae, whose gospel-infused R&B hits of the early 1970s like “Lead Me On” and “Rockin’ Chair” featured bouncing, dance-floor-friendly grooves that
Randall Park on the Kendrick Lamar Track He Loves to Drive to in L.A.
When Randall Park was first approached about playing an F.B.I. agent in Netflix’s new murder mystery series, “The Residence,” his first thought
‘The Interview’: Lady Gaga’s Latest Experiment? Happiness.
The pop superstar reflects on her struggles with mental health, the pressures of the music industry and why she’s returned to the
D’Wayne Wiggins, One Third of the R&B Group Tony! Toni! Toné!, Dies at 64
D’Wayne Wiggins, who brought his smooth baritone to millions of fans as a founding member and the lead singer of the R&B
The Wizard of Vinyl Is in Kansas
KASSEM IS HIS company’s official hype man, announcing each reissue campaign with excited but unfancy YouTube videos, grinning and nodding his head
Just Before It Was a Cult Film, ‘Rocky Horror Show’ Was a Broadway Flop
ADLER What I learned immediately is if the critics didn’t like you, you didn’t have long. So at that point, not to
Bong Joon Ho, ‘Mickey17’ Director, Brings Class Warfare To Outer Space
“Mickey 17” is the first feature that Bong has made with a Hollywood studio, and his most expensive one yet, with a
Review: Batsheva, and a Dance Divided
To attend the return of Batsheva Dance Company to the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Thursday was to have your attention split
‘Yellowjackets’ Season 3, Episode 5 Recap: Taking Aim
Season 3, Episode 5: ‘Did Tai Do That?’ The title of this week’s episode of “Yellowjackets” is a bit goofy, particularly for
Review: A New York Philharmonic Evening of Small Epiphanies
Near the end of the lullaby that gives way to the blazing finale of Stravinsky’s “Firebird” Suite, the music slows and thins
Like ‘Mickey 17?’ Watch These Movies About Clones Next.
In “Mickey 17” (in theaters) Robert Pattinson plays a former pastry chef and an amiable dimwit who applies for a lousy, inevitably
George Lowe, Kvetchy Voice of Cartoon Network’s Space Ghost, Dies at 67
George Lowe, the actor who voiced the superhero-turned-talk-show-host Space Ghost on “Space Ghost: Coast to Coast” on the Cartoon Network for nearly