Val Kilmer, Film Star Who Played Batman and Jim Morrison, Dies at 65
He played the urbane, profligate gunslinger Doc Holliday in “Tombstone” (1993), a bloody western, alongside Kurt Russell, Sam Elliott and Bill Paxton
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Sara Mearns and Jamar Roberts Know This: Dance Is Tough Love
The first time Sara Mearns stepped into a studio with Jamar Roberts, she knew they were cut from the same dance cloth.
5 Minutes That Will Make You Love Billie Holiday
Billie Holiday is one of the foremost vocalists in jazz, whose emotional depth and unique phrasing inspired generations of singers to experiment
Late Night Is Expecting Tariffs With a Side of Drama
Welcome to Best of Late Night, a rundown of the previous night’s highlights that lets you sleep — and lets us get
Val Kilmer: Three Memorable Movies to Stream
Val Kilmer, who died at 65 on Tuesday, donned Batman’s cape, starred as a gunslinger, flew supersonic fighter jets in “Top Gun”
A Pack of April Fools
▶ Listen on Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube 7. The Main Ingredient: “Everybody Plays the Fool” The main ingredients to this 1972
Through Tears, ‘Mid-Century Modern’ Makes Them Laugh
On an evening in mid-January, there were bouquets piled outside of Linda Lavin’s trailer on the Disney lot in Burbank, Calif. Nearby,
Fisher Center at Bard Announces Civis Hope Commissions
Hope may seem daring in this age of angst and uncertainty, but it is at the heart of three major new works
Beatles Movies Cast Revealed, Including Paul Mescal and Barry Keoghan
There has been no shortage of movies about the Beatles. But the director Sam Mendes is embarking on a project that stands
Andrew Scott on ‘Vanya’: ‘Who Isn’t Sad?’
“I really believe that we all do contain multitudes,” Andrew Scott said on a Friday morning in March. Scott may contain more
Martha Argerich, the Elusive, Enigmatic ‘Goddess’ of the Piano
“I have already told you everything,” she said. “I should have the freedom to do what I would like.” But she did
Review: ‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ With Kieran Culkin, Bob Odenkirk and Bill Burr
Watch out for Richard Roma. Top man among the bottom feeders at a scammy Chicago real estate agency, he has a hypnotic
Why Morgan Wallen’s Abrupt ‘S.N.L.’ Exit Is Being Dissected
At the end of every “Saturday Night Live” episode, the host, the musical guest and cast members assemble onstage to say goodbye
Review: A Kronos Quartet Glow Up: New Players, Newly Lustrous Sound
The Kronos Quartet was at Zankel Hall on Friday with a typically eclectic program that included new works drawing on jazz, psychedelic
Five Horror Movies to Stream Now
‘Something Is About to Happen’ Rent or buy it on most major platforms. For most of its two-hour run time, Antonio Méndez
New York City Ballet’s New Season: Premieres, a Revival, a Retirement
In its 2025-26 season, New York City Ballet will welcome one dancer, Ryan Tomash, and bid farewell to another, Megan Fairchild, who
‘S.N.L’: Live From New York, It’s More Military Secrets.
There was no uncertainty as to whether “Saturday Night Live” would offer its own satirical take on the news that Defense Secretary
Eddie Adcock, Musician Who Pushed Bluegrass Forward, Dies at 86
Eddie Adcock, a virtuoso banjo and guitar player who served as a bridge between the formative early years of bluegrass and the
In 50th Anniversary Shows, Danspace Project Pulls Past Into Present
History is integral to Danspace Project’s 50th-anniversary season. As part of “Danspace@50: The Work Is Never Done. Sanctuary Always Needed.,” a four-month
Othello and Iago, a Marriage Made in Both Heaven and Hell
Who exactly is in charge here? Is it the strutting general or his self-effacing ensign? The man celebrated for his “free and
‘Dying for Sex,’ 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 White Lotus’ Season 3, Episode 7: Lovers and Fighters
Given what we have seen of Saxon this season, I am not sure he is the kind of guy who would give
The Conductor Joana Mallwitz Mixes Intensity With Approachability
The conductor Joana Mallwitz apologized for arriving late for her interview at the Metropolitan Opera House last week, but she had needed
Linda Williams, Who Introduced Pornography to Academia, Dies at 78
Linda Williams, a trailblazing scholar whose research was foundational to the field of film studies and to feminist film theory, and who
Richard Chamberlain, TV Heartthrob Turned Serious Actor, Dies at 90
Mr. Chamberlain made his film debut in “The Secret of the Purple Reef” (1960), a crime drama set in the Caribbean. He
Johnny Mathis Is Retiring From Touring After Almost 70 Years of Crooning
Johnny Mathis, a pop music singer and one of the best-selling recording artists of the 20th century, said this week that he
Sean Kingston and His Mother Are Convicted in $1 Million Fraud Scheme
A jury in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., convicted the rapper Sean Kingston and his mother on Friday in a scheme involving more than
Last Tango in the Guggenheim
Supported by SKIP ADVERTISEMENT Sketch Pad Members of the dance company Ballet Hispánico weren’t the only ones who swirled amid the art
Lucy Dacus on the Art of Frames (and Busting Out of Them)
In the music video for “Ankles,” the first single from Lucy Dacus’s fourth studio album, the singer plays a pleasure-seeking Victorian-era damsel
How to Live in the Mall
When the artist Michael Townsend first told the documentarian Jeremy Workman about the time he and his friends lived in a secret
Stream These 17 Movies Before They Leave Netflix in April
‘Scream’ (2022) (April 11) Stream it here. Resurrecting the decade-dormant “Scream” franchise without the guiding hand of the late Wes Craven was
New Songs From Mumford & Sons, Maren Morris, Lucy Dacus and More
Pablo Alboran, ‘Clickbait’ The Spanish pop songwriter Pablo Alboran usually deals in romance. But “Clickbait” confronts a different class of relationships: the
Sundance Picks Boulder, Colo., as Its New Home
The Sundance Film Festival is venturing to a new town. After a year of deliberations, copious site visits and scores of plane
The Best True Crime to Stream: 1970s and ’80s Kidnappings
It took just a few minutes into this 2023 documentary for me to be dumbfounded that I had never heard about this
Yolanda Saldívar, Selena’s Killer, Is Denied Parole 30 Years After Murder
A panel in Texas on Thursday denied parole for the woman who killed Selena, a 23-year-old trailblazing Mexican American singer who was
10 Wild Clips to Help You Understand Andy Kaufman’s Greatness
Andy Kaufman became one of the most influential comedians ever in a brief amount of time — really only a decade, from
Jimmy Kimmel Updates the Never-Ending Story of the Signal Leak
Welcome to Best of Late Night, a rundown of the previous night’s highlights that lets you sleep — and lets us get
Review: ‘Picture of Dorian Gray,’ Starring Sarah Snook and 3 Million Pixels
An LED screen more than 16 feet tall. Four smaller ones drifting like clouds. Another that has a kind of walk-on cameo.
Clive Revill, Original Voice of Emperor Palpatine in ‘Star Wars,’ Dies at 94
It was a minute that changed the course of the “Star Wars” franchise. In “The Empire Strikes Back,” the now-celebrated 1980 sequel,
‘Fight for Glory’ Is an Ecstatic Treat
A lot of TV sports documentaries in the post-“Drive to Survive” world take a broad, rudimentary and personality-driven approach: Make the sport