‘The Interview’: Ramy Youssef Is Just Trying to Be ‘Emotionally Correct’
And talking about the hostages at the same time does anger some on the far left. One of the directors of the
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How Brandon Kazen-Maddox, an American Sign Language Artist, Spends Their Sundays
Brandon Kazen-Maddox has always felt an affinity with mermaids. “We both straddle two worlds,” said Mx. Kazen-Maddox, 36, an American Sign Language
Alice Tan Ridley, Subway Singer Who Dazzled on ‘America’s Got Talent,’ Dies at 72
Alice Tan Ridley, who rose to fame after decades singing for tips in the New York City subway with an unexpected run
Soulja Boy Is Ordered to Pay $4 Million in Sexual Assault Case
A jury in Los Angeles found the rapper Soulja Boy liable for sexual battery and assault, ordering him to pay $4 million
Review: Dance Theater of Harlem, Reshaped and Back at City Center
When Robert Garland was chosen to take over as the artistic director of Dance Theater of Harlem in 2023, it was the
‘Yellowjackets’ Season 3 Finale Recap: The Wilderness Is Hungry
Season 3, Episode 10: ‘Full Circle’ We’ve made it back to the beginning of “Yellowjackets.” The season finale gives us the extended
Pulp, Stereolab and Turnstile Return: Hear 10 New Songs
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U.S. Architecture Pavilion Draws Lessons From the American Porch
If there’s one thing Americans can probably agree on, it’s that the nation is divided. So the creators of the United States
Why Wasn’t Anyone Traumatized in the ‘White Lotus’ Finale?
This article contains spoilers for the finale of the third season of “The White Lotus.” Unless you’re an employee or a guest
Five Science Fiction Movies to Stream Now
‘Timestalker’ Rent or buy it on most major platforms. In Alice Lowe’s very dry, very funny satire of historical romances, Agnes (Lowe)
Watch Rami Malek Explode a Pool in ‘The Amateur’
The fate of one high-rise swimmer doesn’t look good in this scene from the spy thriller “The Amateur,” in which Rami Malek
Late Night Taps Into Trump’s Preoccupation With Water Pressure
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Has Disney+ Changed ‘Doctor Who’? U.S. and U.K. Fans Discuss.
Last year, when Disney+ was spending big to promote “Doctor Who” on the New York subway, an advertising campaign wrapped trains with
More European Opera Houses Welcome Back Anna Netrebko
Anna Netrebko, the renowned Russian soprano, was shunned by many of the world’s leading opera companies after Russia invaded Ukraine three years
Stunt Design Becomes a New Oscars Award Category
There will soon be a new category at the Oscars: achievement in stunt design. Starting with movies released in 2027, for the
‘Her Majesty’ Is Glamorous and Salty Fun
The Spanish comedy “Her Majesty,” on Amazon Prime Video (in Spanish, with subtitles), is set within the fictional, scandal-plagued royal family of
Michael Hurley, a Singer Both Eccentric and Inspirational, Dies at 83
Michael Hurley, a singer and songwriter whose music — an idiosyncratic kind of folk mixed with a variety of other styles —
Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Alisa Weilerstein Make Sparks Fly at N.Y. Phil
To judge by its marketing materials, the New York Philharmonic is uncomfortable with its leaderless state, created by the gap between the
‘G20’ Review: Viola Davis Plays an Action-Hero President
The action spectacle “G20” offers up an absurd fantasy: What if the president of the United States were a gunslinging, martial-arts hero?
‘The Pitt’ Captures the Real Overcrowding Crisis in Emergency Rooms
The emergency department waiting room was jammed, as it always is, with patients sitting for hours, closely packed on hard metal chairs.
5 Songs by Rubby Pérez, the Singer Lost in the Dominican Republic Roof Collapse
Rubby Pérez, the singer who was performing on Tuesday when the ceiling of the Jet Set nightclub collapsed in Santo Domingo, claiming
Wes Anderson and Richard Linklater to Compete at Cannes Film Festival
Movies directed by Wes Anderson, Richard Linklater and Ari Aster are among 19 films that will compete for the Palme d’Or at
Why Some Dance Companies Are Moving Away From Social Media
That “dance influencer” is now a viable career path reflects a remarkable transformation within the dance industry. Dancers who have accumulated large
New Season of ‘Black Mirror’ on Netflix Satirizes Streaming Services
The deal is too good to be true: The setup is free, the monthly fee low. Streaming is unlimited with further benefits
‘Chicken Jockey!’ What to Know About the ‘Minecraft’ Catchphrase
For most, “chicken jockey” seems like a random pair of words, almost poetic in how nonsensical they sound together. But the phrase
Late Night Finds Trump to Be His Own Worst Enemy
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Tracy Schwarz, Mainstay of the New Lost City Ramblers, Dies at 86
Tracy Schwarz, the last surviving member of the New Lost City Ramblers, an influential folk trio whose reverential approach to the lost
Singer Sues Met Opera Over Firing for Post-Pregnancy Vocal Problems
The Georgian mezzo-soprano Anita Rachvelishvili was once one of opera’s most sought-after stars, renowned for stirring, powerful performances in works like Bizet’s
At James Earl Jones Memorial, Denzel Washington and Whoopi Goldberg Share Stories
Denzel Washington called him his “northern star.” Whoopi Goldberg said “getting to see him onstage was heaven.” Some of the most notable
At Dance Theater of Harlem, Robert Garland Has a Plan
Putting a program of ballets together is like composing a delicious meal. An enticing beginning, something more substantial to follow, and a
‘Pink Narcissus’: A Home Movie Both Abject and Erotic
As its title suggests, “Pink Narcissus” is something of a hothouse flower. A feature-length movie, shot over a period of seven years
‘Farmer Wants a Wife’ Has Its Title Backward
But some of these farmers do not follow cues to help foster the show’s central fantasy. Season 2’s cast included a millennial
Stephen Sondheim’s ‘Old Friends’ Review: A Broadway Party With 41 Songs
Fast approaching the number of musicals Stephen Sondheim wrote is the number of revues written about him. The first, to my knowledge,
Book Review: ‘Slayers, Every One of Us,’ by Kristin Russo and Jenny Owen Youngs
SLAYERS, EVERY ONE OF US: How One Girl in All the World Showed Us How to Hold On, by Kristin Russo and
Film at Lincoln Center Chooses Daniel Battsek as Next President
Film at Lincoln Center, the nonprofit organization that programs the New York Film Festival, has named the British movie executive Daniel Battsek
Madonna and Elton John End Their Decades-Old Feud
Kendrick Lamar and Drake. Taylor Swift and Kanye West. Liam and Noel Gallagher of Oasis. Elton John and Madonna? In the annals
Is Yoko Ono Finally Getting Her Moment?
A new biography and film about Yoko Ono offer more opportunities to assess her contributions to culture. Two pop music critics debate
Jon Stewart Can’t Stomach Trump’s Stock Market ‘Medicine’
Welcome to Best of Late Night, a rundown of the previous night’s highlights that lets you sleep — and lets us get
‘Boop!’ Arrives on Broadway, With a Surprising 100-Year Back Story
Betty Boop has arrived on Broadway, nearly a century after she first boop-oop-a-dooped her way onto the big screen. “Boop! The Musical,”
‘Boop! The Musical’ Review: Betty Gets a Broadway Brand Extension
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