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Nov 05, 2026

‘Rope' and ‘The Verge': The Joy of Sex and Death
Two theater pieces that drill down from the polite society of the intelligentsia to the most primal animal urges, with acknowledgments to Freud.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

Dolly Parton's Manager Drops Lawsuit Against Singer's Nephew
The manager, Danny Nozell, had accused the nephew, Bryan Seaver, of waging a campaign to extract money from Ms. Parton's estate. The nephew denied the accusations.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

Lucien Smith, Art-World Star, Died From Accidental Drug Overdose
Shortly before Mr. Smith died, he created a series of new "Rain Paintings" that are now on display in a show at the Tripoli Gallery in Wainscott, N.Y.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

The Painter Who's Been Hiding in Plain Sight for Nearly 50 Years
Ahead of an exhibition in New York, Takako Yamaguchi discusses her process and what it was like to be discovered so long after she began.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

New York Times Company in Advanced Talks to Acquire Letterboxd
The roughly $330 million deal for the cinephile community site would be part of an effort to add new products and services to the company's portfolio.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

How British Law Informed Russell Brand Trial Coverage
British criminal trials like Russell Brand's have rules around what can be reported.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

Art Gallery Shows to See in November
This week in Newly Reviewed, Andrew Russeth covers Gedi Sibony's scavenger hunt, Mildred Thompson's vivid planets, Fiona Tan's voices and ghosts, and Ben Kinmont's archives.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

‘The Pitt' Resembles ‘ER' Enough for Lawsuit to Proceed, Judge Rules
The widow of Michael Crichton has claimed that the award-winning HBO show "The Pitt" is essentially a reboot of the medical drama her husband helped create.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

How Did My Chemical Romance Top the Chart With a 20-Year-Old Album?
A reissue of "The Black Parade" topped Olivia Rodrigo and Morgan Wallen for the No. 1 album in the country this week.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

‘I Play Rocky' Review: He's a Champion
The movie follows Sly (a charming Anthony Ippolito) from hard-scrabbling anonymity in New York to the first flush of success as a screenwriter and actor.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

Kehinde Wiley Will Debut New Art Series
The artist, who has been facing sexual misconduct allegations, became a single father in May and returns to the gallery world this week with a new show, "What the Light Becomes."

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

Paintings That ‘Revolt Against the Loneliness of Caretaking'
Plus: suggestive chocolates, a restaurant with a mythical owner and more recommendations from T Magazine.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

Russell Brand Is Found Guilty of Rape and Sexual Assault
The judge in London said the popular conspiratorial YouTuber and former movie star would be sentenced to "significant custodial time."

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

Timeline: How Russell Brand Went From Comedy Star to Convicted Rapist
The comedian, actor and YouTuber has had ups and downs throughout a tumultuous career. A conviction on charges of rape and sexual assault was a new low.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

The Met Costume Institute Has a New Gala Theme, ‘extraOrdinary,' After Calling Off Galliano Show
After calling off its planned Galliano exhibition after a public backlash, the museum's Costume Institute is pivoting to the everyday.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

Nara, Dreaming of a Lost Girlhood, Finds New Freedom in Color
In interviews in New York and Washington, on the eve of two major shows, he discloses the effect of glaucoma on his work.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

Sherri Shepherd, in ‘Aladdin,' Is Granting Wishes as the First Female Genie
The actress has stepped into Genie's famous blue velvet costume, bringing a new dynamic to the role.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

‘Jimmy' Review: Cornball? Absolutely. But Heck, It's Got Heart.
Aaron Burns's sticky-sweet biopic maps a connection between Jimmy Stewart's military service and "It's a Wonderful Life."

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

‘Zi' Review: The Perpetual Past
Kogonada's experimental feature tracks one endless night, suffused with the hazy melancholy of nostalgia.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

‘Wild Horse Nine' Review: A C.I.A. Holiday
In Martin McDonagh's latest laugh- and blood-flecked romp, John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell play C.I.A. agents who do more than just sightseeing in Chile.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

‘Soul Patrol' Review: A Veteran's Past Continues to Haunt Him
J.M. Harper's Vietnam War documentary captures the emotional dissonance of Black soldiers fighting for a country that continued to deny them their rights.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

‘Ramayana: Rise of a Legend' Review: Royal Intrigue
This respectful adaptation rolls out the converging stories of the prince Rama and the demon king Ravana with brawny blockbuster-style action.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

‘Mouse' Review: The Awkward Etiquette of Unexpected Loss
The actor Sophie Okonedo embodies the quiet anguish of a bereaved mother of a high school girl in this tale of grief and connection in Arkansas.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

‘Hen' Review: A Bird's-Eye View
In this peculiar story, the Hungarian filmmaker Gyorgi Palfi follows a chicken who escapes slaughter and ends up in a pen alongside a criminal enterprise.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

‘Godzilla Minus Zero' Review: Reprieve of Destruction
The belligerent beastie returns to terrorize the survivors of his previous rampage and battle a new foe in this dazzling, darkly haunted sequel.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

‘De Gaulle: Résistance' Review: Uniting a Country at War
This two-part film centers on Charles de Gaulle's exile from France. As the Nazis close in, the Free French movement emerges.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

‘Club Kid' Review: When the Lights Come Up
In his confident and exuberant directorial debut, Jordan Firstman stars as a party promoter who has to grow up.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

‘The Cat in the Hat' Review: What Need Be Added to It That Is New?
The peppy animated version is filled with bold colors, half-decent jokes and a couple of catchy tunes.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

The Happiest Silkworms in Queens
In an increasingly globalized and digital world, some artists and chefs are keeping things hyperlocal by cultivating their own materials.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

With V.R., Passive Concert Audiences Become Active Participants
Imaginative virtual reality projects in London bring listeners up close to the pianist Yuja Wang and let them perform with the Philharmonia Orchestra.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

In the Style of P.C. Vey: The Funniest Reader Cartoons We Received
More than 200 people answered our call for cartoons in the spirit of P.C. Vey. Here are some of the best ones.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

Alex de Betak Reinvents His Life
Alex de Betak spent decades as a force in the fashion world. Tragedy and a new dream made him walk away. Here's what happened next.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

An Artist Who Won't Avert Her Gaze From Violence
Teresa Margolles grapples with the traces of murder and disappearance. A survey at MoMA PS1 connects her projects in Mexico since the 2000s, and the United States today.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

Anna Lambe of ‘North of North' Puts Her Best Foot Forward
Anna Lambe can still go out in relative anonymity. But with her Indigenous Netflix sitcom returning and three new movies this fall, that may change soon.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 05, 2026

Late Night Gets Carried Away by the Blue Wave
"There's going to be so many Republicans leaving the Capitol it will look like a reverse January 6," Jimmy Fallon said after Democrats swept the midterm elections.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

‘The Lowdown' Season 2 Episode 5 Recap: Have Gun, Will Gavel
Lee calls in a big favor and meets a new political player.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

Whose Idea Was the Billy Evans Shower Scene in ‘You Can See Everything'?
Billy Evans, Elizabeth Holmes's romantic partner, rebutted an account of the origins of the jaw-dropping scene by one of the documentary's directors.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

The Good List: 6 Things to Add Joy to Your Day
Special cheese, honey hack and going local.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

Juan Atkins Has Died. He Helped Invent Techno Music.
He combined the futurism of Kraftwerk with the funk of George Clinton to arrive at techno, making Detroit a capital of the genre. He was 64.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

Herbert Blomstedt, Low-Key, Long-Performing Maestro, Dies at 99
He never achieved the celebrity of more glamorous colleagues, but drew acclaim as he remained at the podium until virtually the end of his long life.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

At the Folies Bergère, Life Is a Cabaret (With Serious Dance)
The choreographer Benjamin Millepied is presenting a season at the storied Parisian theater. "It's so alive and it's a place to do something for a broader public."

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

On TV, the Midterms Offered Drama and a Casting Change
For once, the numbers provided a quick, decisive verdict. But from Fox News to the Kornacki Cam, the voices and faces told the story.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

‘Raise the Red Lantern': The Perfect Setting for a Scintillating Star
Opening at Film Forum, Zhang Yimou's newly restored feature stars the lovely Gong Li as the fourth wife of a capricious plutocrat more than twice her age.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

‘The Last Temptation of Becky' Review: ‘You Had Me at Nazi'
In the third installment of this revenge fantasy, Becky (Lulu Wilson) travels to Poland to confront an innkeeper with fascist plans (Neil Patrick Harris).

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

The Rocky Rise of Max Levai, Art World Nepo Baby
The gallerist fits the stereotype of the art world scion. But in reality he had to start (almost) from scratch.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

Portraits Filled With Mystery and Wonder
The painter Jem Perucchini draws on Italian Renaissance art and Ethiopia's Catholic iconography.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

Olivia Tremor Control's ‘The Same Place' Is a Psychedelic Swan Song
The Olivia Tremor Control's final album was put together in the spirit of the analog-era music collective that the band came from.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

Tom of Finland's Foundation and Muse Fight Over His Kinky Art's Legacy
A bitter dispute has erupted between the man who helped the artist elevate gay erotica into an art form and the foundation created to protect his work.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

5 Minutes That Will Make You Love Jazz-Funk
Listen to tracks from Weldon Irvine, Flora Purim, George Duke and more artists who sent jazz to the dance floor with synthesizers, muscular bass lines and intricate rhythms.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

For ‘Dune: Part Three,' Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya and Friends Weigh in on the Trilogy
As Denis Villeneuve's blockbuster series concludes, the cast recalls dealing with desert shoots and wrestling with the story's moral implications.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

The Mysterious Case of the Real Agatha Christie
At the British Library, visitors are invited to sift through a lifetime of clues to uncover the woman behind the world's best-selling crime novels.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

Rating Stars Who Played the Grinch
As the animated TV special "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" turns 60, we rate the grinchiness of eight stars who've portrayed Dr. Seuss' beloved humbug.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 04, 2026

Jimmy Kimmel Rides Election Day's ‘Blue Tsunami'
"Man, oh man, would I hate to be the DoorDash driver who delivers Trump his Papa Johns tonight," Kimmel said.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

Ryu Murakami, Writer Who Explored Japan's Dark Side, Dies at 74
His books about sex, drugs and social misfits amid the country's economic boom — and subsequent bust — sold millions of copies.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

Paris Jackson Asks Father's Estate to Fund $600M to Family Trust
A representative for Michael Jackson's daughter accused the executors of her father's estate of incompetence, financial mismanagement and delays in distributing his wealth to his children.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

‘Waiting for Lefty' Review: Protest Songs in the Key of Life
The music of the folk duo Yeller Tooth gives Classic Stage Company's revival of this dated Clifford Odets play a refreshing heart.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

Lawyers Spar Over Trump's Executive Privilege in Kennedy Center Case
The administration is withholding communications sought by a Democratic lawmaker who is suing over the president's management of the arts venue.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

The Sublime Songs of Jimmy Webb
Hear "Wichita Lineman," "MacArthur Park," "P.F. Sloan" and more of the songwriter's greatest works.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

How Broadcast, Cable and Late-Night Shows Plan to Cover the Midterm Elections
Viewers will be flooded with options, including 13 straight hours of NBC footage and a continuous livestream of Steve Kornacki and his big board.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to Netflix in November
A crypto-crash docudrama and a supernatural teen horror series are among this month's highlights.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

How to Embody a Third Sex? The Indian Dancer Bijayini Satpathy Finds a Way.
In Bijayini Satpathy's new solo program, she depicts a warrior, a nymph and a character with no gender. After a career "dancing within the codes," she had to explore.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

How to Embody a Third Sex?A Classical Indian Dancer Finds a Way.
In Bijayini Satpathy's new solo program, she depicts a warrior, a nymph and a character with no gender. After a career "dancing within the codes," she had to explore.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

Eric Dane of ‘Grey's Anatomy' Highlights His Struggle With A.L.S. in Memoir
The actor, who played the handsome Dr. Mark Sloan on the ABC medical drama, worked on the book up until his death in February from A.L.S.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

In a Rare Evening of Rachmaninoff Operas, Megalomania and Madness
A trilogy of the composer's short works becomes an unsparing portrait of unhinged delusion in a new staging by Dmitri Tcherniakov.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

For Midterms Night, a TV Schedule Overflowing With Options
Viewers will be flooded with options, including 13 straight hours of NBC footage and a continuous livestream of Steve Kornacki and his big board.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

A Conceptual Artist Entwines Her Work With the State
How Jill Magid made the government her publisher and her artistic collaborator.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

A Deluge of (Loud, Twangy) Music Puts Twisted Teens on the Map
Applying lessons from their past as buskers, the duo are releasing their third album of 2026 and winning over influential fans.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 03, 2026

Jimmy Kimmel Mocks the President's ‘Pettysburg Address'
"And where better to reassure the public that they are in good hands than in front of a pool you've repeatedly botched to the tune of $16 million?" Kimmel said of Trump's speech before the midterms.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 02, 2026

The '90s Cartoon That Taught Millennials How to Swing
The collaborators behind the "Hey Arnold!" score are performing the soundtrack on tour and connecting with a generation reared on the show's big feelings.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 02, 2026

Rome Greenlights New Investigation of Pier Paolo Pasolini Murder 51 Years Ago
Pier Paolo Pasolini was found bludgeoned to death in 1975. A young escort confessed to the crime but changed his story over the years, creating uncertainty.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 02, 2026

Paul Anka and David Mamet to Be Honored by a Kennedy Center in Turmoil
The Kennedy Center Honors, the venue's marquee event, will also recognize the veteran actor Andy Garcia, the country singer Barbara Mandrell and the music producer David Foster.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 02, 2026

How Much Do You Pay for TV Streaming Services? We Want to Know.
Let us know your thoughts about the costs of streaming television.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 02, 2026

He Was the Lone Boy in Ballet Class. Now He Teaches 40.
Adrian Blake Mitchell's career took him to Russia. But he has returned to Los Angeles to shepherd young dancers at his alma mater. "I'm teaching a lot of things I wish most adult men had."

NYTimes Arts
Nov 02, 2026

The Streaming Era Has Given Us Great TV, but It Comes at a Price
The streaming era has provided viewers a lot of great things to watch. But it comes at a price.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 02, 2026

Why Is Clifford Odets Having His Best Year Since 1935?
The playwright of hard-talking works like "Waiting for Lefty" and "Awake and Sing!" is again the man of the moment.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 02, 2026

Keira Knightley Is Back Onstage in a Slick, Chilling ‘The Lives of Others'
The actress is a major draw for Robert Icke's adaptation of the Oscar-winning movie. But in this version, the secret police steal the show.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 02, 2026

‘North of North,' and 8 More Shows to Watch on TV This Week
The sitcom, set in a small Arctic community, returns for a second season. And news networks air coverage of the midterm elections.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

For Harry Styles and His Fans, a ‘Harryween' Farewell to New York
It was not by accident that the final concert of the British pop star's 30-show New York residency fell on a holiday that invites exuberance.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

Michael Mann Accidentally Shoots Himself at Los Angeles Gun Range
The director and producer was in stable condition after his gun "accidentally discharged" on Saturday, a representative said.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

24 Off Broadway Shows to Catch This November
From a revival of August Wilson's "Seven Guitars" to a musical parody of the reality show "The Traitors," New York stages are full of creativity this month.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

Inside Heidi Klum's 2026 Halloween Party: See All the Wacky Costumes
The model and television presenter, dressed as her severed left hand, celebrated the 25th anniversary of her annual party by going gory.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

‘In the Heights' Review: An Exuberant Revival of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Musical
This concert staging of Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes's 2005 musical is like driving through the streets of New York with the windows down.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

‘S.N.L.' Plays Trick-or-Treat When Trump Interrupts David S. Pumpkins
Tom Hanks returned, all too briefly, to play his baffling Halloween character on a "Saturday Night Live" episode hosted by the "Obsession" star Inde Navarrette.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

23 Off Broadway Shows to Catch This November
From a revival of August Wilson's "Seven Guitars" to a musical parody of the reality show "The Traitors," New York stages are full of creativity this month.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

Cynthia Nixon Is Not a Miranda
But she admires her "Sex and the City" alter ego and knows she will always be defined by her. The real Nixon, also a star of "The Gilded Age," is warm and mellow — until you ask her about politics.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

A Rembrandt on Your Skin: Museum Hosts a Tattoo Parlor in Amsterdam
For two weeks, patrons at the Rembrandt House can get tattoos of the artist's drawings and etchings, courtesy of "the godfather of Amsterdam tattoo culture."

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

‘Saturday Night Live U.K.' Has Found Its Voice
From sneering at royals to "Nigerian Wicked," here's how the British spinoff has set itself apart.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to HBO Max, Hulu, Apple TV and More in November
Amy Poehler digs into a new mystery. Return to the future in another "Blade Runner" project. And "Yellowjackets" begins its final season.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

Imprisoned on Flimsy Evidence, He Began Quilting. Now His Work Is in Museums.
Gary Tyler was convicted of murder in a trial that a court later deemed unfair. Now free after 41 years, he is a celebrated textile artist with a new solo show.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

24 Fun Things to Do in N.Y.C. in November
Dave Chappelle takes over Madison Square Garden, a gay "Fantasticks" opens on Broadway and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade turns 100.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

You Must Be a Model! Yes, and an Author, Too.
Brands are increasingly employing writers as models, evoking a time when the profession was a shorthand for "glamour." Today's authors can use the paychecks.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

Swarms of Butterflies Land at New York's Natural History Museum
The cartoonist Peter Kuper has filled a corridor with drawings of monarchs, depicting the beauty of the annual mass migration to Mexican forests — as well as its perils.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

The Ancient Skill of Glassmaking Feels New Again
Exhibitions at museums across the United States are exploring today's complex scientific and social issues through the lens of glassmaking.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

Why This Playwright Can't Quit His Family of Anxious Liberals
Richard Nelson thought he was done with the Apple family in 2020. Then Donald Trump returned to the White House.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

Museums Turn to A.I. to Create Personalized Tour Experiences
What if you could carry your own personal curator in your pocket? Museums are hoping A.I. can make this a reality.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

In San Diego, Exploring the Joy and Solace of Queer Latino Nightlife
An exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego features artworks celebrating the spaces that often serve as sites of refuge for L.G.B.T.Q. communities.

NYTimes Arts
Nov 01, 2026

Recalling the Pathbreaking Role of a Newark Art Space
An exhibition at the Newark Museum of Art is showcasing the influence of Aljira, a nonprofit gallery that supported underrepresented artists.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 31, 2026

AO3 Fan Fiction Site Is Hacked and Could Be Offline for Weeks
Home to tales inspired by the likes of "Harry Potter" and "Heated Rivalry," the archive was taken down after "an intrusion," one of its founders said. It could be down for weeks.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 31, 2026

Why Does Culture Feel So Monotonous? A Walking Tour Reveals the Math.
The data scientist Lauren Leek says predictive algorithms are flattening the everyday world, from pub menus to pop lyrics.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 31, 2026

Court Filing Cites Internal Pressure to Close Kennedy Center
Lawyers for a Democratic lawmaker suing to block President Trump from closing the arts venue say documents support their view that the decision was part of a "sham process."

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