Three Great Documentaries to Stream
The proliferation of documentaries on streaming services makes it difficult to choose what to watch. Each month, we select three nonfiction films
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‘Andor’ Season 2, Episodes 4-6 Recap: The Revolution Will Be Televised
I was impressed with how Coruscant is depicted in these episodes. The rich and glamorous Coruscant — where the galaxy’s most powerful
Andy Bey, Jazz Singer Renowned for His Vocal Range, Dies at 85
Andy Bey, a jazz singer, pianist and composer whose silky, rich bass-baritone and four-octave vocal range placed him among the greatest interpreters
Jack Black’s ‘Minecraft Movie’ Song, ‘Steve’s Lava Chicken,’ Hits the Charts
Don’t call him a one-hit wonder. Jack Black made a surprise return to the Billboard Hot 100 chart this week with another
‘Câreme’ Serves Up Satisfaction in the Kitchen and the Bedroom
In recent years, you may have followed a hunky onscreen chef, battling chaos to create outstanding food on FX’s “The Bear.” Maybe
Beyoncé Cowboy Carter Tour Review; The Star Remixes American History, and Her Own
The last time Beyoncé performed “Daddy Lessons,” the stomping, biting number from her 2016 album, “Lemonade,” was at that year’s C.M.A. Awards,
Reality TV Wades Into Cross-Generational Dating Pools
Age-gap relationships are nothing new when it comes to depictions of older men in TV and film plots. But a wave of
Boston Pops’ Keith Lockhart Has the Ear of the Red Sox and Classical Fans
But Lockhart remains a crucial, beloved figure for the Boston Symphony, most of whose players he conducts far more often than their
Liked ‘Havoc’? Here are Five Movies to Stream Next
The new action extravaganza “Havoc” debuted on Netflix over the weekend with a bang — or, more accurately, nonstop bangs, a flurry
Bill Belichick’s Girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, Shuts Down Question About Their Relationship
When Bill Belichick, one of the country’s most famous football coaches, appeared on “CBS Sunday Morning” over the weekend to promote his
Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux, Charlotte Ballet Director and Sinuous Dancer, Dies at 82
Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux, a star dancer at the Paris Opera Ballet and an elegantly refined principal dancer at New York City Ballet who
Detroit Opera Steps Into Trump’s Cross Hairs With ‘Central Park Five’
A rehearsal of “The Central Park Five,” an opera about the Black and Latino boys wrongly convicted of raping a Central Park
New York City’s Creative Churn: The View From the Dance Floor
Ever wanted to do the Lindy Hop as it was swung at the Savoy Ballroom in the 1930s? To rock your hips
My Life With Uncle Vanya, the Self-Pitying Sad Sack We Can’t Quit
I am tempted to go on a long tangent about how 47 in Russia more than a century ago was much older
‘The Four Seasons,’ Plus 7 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 Last of Us’ Season 2, Episode 3 Recap: Rate Your Pain
Ellie’s first reaction to this news is to snap at Dina for letting the Wolves get away, but then Dina reminds her,
‘Real Women Have Curves’ Review: This American (Immigrant) Life
A brief scene in the new musical “Real Women Have Curves” is as harrowing as anything in the most serious drama on
‘Dead Outlaw’ Review: This Bandit Has Mummy Issues
Out on the plains, around a campfire, the violent drifter sings a beautiful song. “The sky is black but filled with diamonds
Jiggly Caliente, ‘RuPaul Drag Race’ Star and Judge, Dies at 44
Jiggly Caliente, the fiercely humorous “RuPaul’s Drag Race” star and a judge of its Philippines spinoff who also had a recurring role
At 50, the Takacs Quartet Remains as Essential as Ever
ORMAI AND FEJER were teenagers when they decided to form a quartet. In 1973, a year before they entered the fabled Franz
Director Pedro Almodóvar Through the Eyes of His Stars
“I want to be an Almodóvar girl/Like Maura, Victoria Abril,” the singer-songwriter Joaquín Sabina crooned in 1992. The song was an ode
Watch Ben Affleck Line Dance in ‘The Accountant 2’
In “Anatomy of a Scene,” we ask directors to reveal the secrets that go into making key scenes in their movies. See
‘Just in Time’ Review: Jonathan Groff Channels Bobby Darin
When Jonathan Groff says “I’m a wet man,” he means it. The admission comes near the start of “Just in Time,” the
What to Know About the Return of ‘Midnight’ in ‘Doctor Who’
This article contains spoilers for the “Doctor Who” episode “The Well.” The latest episode of “Doctor Who” conjures a feeling of dread
Jed the Fish Dead: KROQ DJ Who Pioneered New Wave Radio Was 69
Jed Gould, the influential Los Angeles disc jockey known as Jed the Fish, who used his off-kilter sensibility and deep musical knowledge
Rosa Barba Lights Up MoMA With Her Love of Cinema
Several art forms have been intersecting in Barba’s life since her childhood near Stuttgart, in southern Germany, where she took classes in
The Symbolism in ‘Sinners’
Beneath the spectacle of an action-packed vampire movie, the film has plenty to say about what is sacred and what is profane.
When Kristen Kish, ‘Top Chef’ Host, Hits the Mute Button
Blundstone Boots There was a point when I wore kitchen clogs, which I found uncomfortable. Then, Birkenstocks, but your heel’s exposed. Your
David Briggs, a Music Force in Alabama and Nashville, Dies at 82
David Briggs, a keyboardist and studio operator who played a pivotal role in establishing Muscle Shoals, Ala., as a recording hub in
Lorde Returns With a Nostalgic Breakup Anthem, and 9 More New Songs
Ashley Monroe featuring Marty Stuart, ‘The Touch’ Understatement, so rare in current country production, burnishes “The Touch,” a song that promises lasting
‘Real Women Have Curves’ Is Now a Broadway Show. Here Are 5 Things to Know.
Joy Huerta wasn’t so sure about musical theater. When the director and choreographer Sergio Trujillo approached Huerta in 2019 about adapting Josefina
U.K. Folk Bands Use Centuries-Old Ditties to Discuss Prison Abolition, Trans Rights and the Gig Economy
Think of English folk music and maybe thoughts come to mind of villagers lamenting lost loves or sailors bellowing tales of adventure
Patrick Adiarte, Actor Seen in Musicals and on ‘M*A*S*H,’ Dies at 82
Patrick Adiarte, who was imprisoned as a baby in the Philippines during World War II and then found a new life in
‘The Accountant 2’ Review: Ben Affleck’s Revenge of the Killer Nerd
“The Accountant 2” is a blithely nonsensical, enjoyably vulgar follow-up to “The Accountant” (2016) about a numbers whiz played by Ben Affleck,
Kimmel Mocks Pete Hegseth’s Rumored Pentagon Makeup Studio
Welcome to Best of Late Night, a rundown of the previous night’s highlights that lets you sleep — and lets us get
Review: As New York’s Opera Scene Empties, Another Rises Upstate
Upstate, Schlather has been unfurling a series of Handel productions with the terrific period-instrument ensemble Ruckus; “Cesare,” running through May 2, comes
‘Game Changer’ Is a Fun and Unpredictable Game Show
“Game Changer,” on Dropout, is in many ways the hip, scrappy heir to “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” Each episode features three
Andrea Nevins, Who Made Touching Films on Quirky Topics, Dies at 63
Andrea Nevins, a documentary filmmaker who brought sensitivity and depth to seemingly lighthearted stories about underdogs and unlikely heroes, including punk-rock dads
With ‘Étoile,’ Amy Sherman-Palladino Gives Ballet Another Whirl
The dancers streamed across the stage of a historic Paris theater, leaping and turning, the women lifted high into the air and
Juilliard Plans $550 Million Drive to Go Tuition Free
The Juilliard School, one of the world’s most prestigious conservatories, plans to go tuition free for all of its students, the school