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Jul 10, 2020
The diamond, auctioned by Christie's in 2013, is the subject of an ownership dispute that is making its way through the courts.
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Jul 10, 2020
In the 1950s and '60s, when Black leading men and women were virtually nonexistent on British screens, he became a star. He continued to make movies into his 90s.
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Jul 10, 2020
Gen Z and millennial users have found community on the app, particularly during the last few isolating months. And for some of them, it's their livelihood.
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Jul 10, 2020
A 29-page document released this week amounts to a call for wholesale restructuring of the system, onstage and backstage, on Broadway and beyond.
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Jul 10, 2020
In Marilyn Stasio's new column, the bodies pile up so fast it's hard to keep count.
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Jul 10, 2020
"Crooked Hallelujah," by Kelli Jo Ford, spans decades and follows hardscrabble lives in Oklahoma.
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Jul 10, 2020
Lessons from the pandemic. A car-free future. Elephants in crisis. New fiction. Ennio Morricone dies. A behind-the-scenes look at the New York City subway. And more.
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Jul 10, 2020
The celebrated photographer shares her snapshots of a time of togetherness.
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Jul 10, 2020
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival's streaming series begins with a "historical fable" about Catholic orphans and their new families in 1904 Arizona.
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Jul 10, 2020
Quarantine life puts a son's relationship with his mother into a new light.
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Jul 10, 2020
Hear tracks by Katy Perry, Dominic Fike, James Blake and others.
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Jul 10, 2020
Five critics wade into the controversies (like its treatment of slavery) and examine the performances (especially Lin-Manuel Miranda's) five years after the show debuted.
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Jul 10, 2020
Women's suffrage is the story of a political revolution — with all sorts of parallels to today.
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Jul 10, 2020
Laid low by the coronavirus crisis, the city's artists were then raised on the energy of protests. They have been on the front lines all the while.
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Jul 10, 2020
As sellers look to shed valuable items and buyers look to collect them on the cheap, auction houses are learning to adapt with virtual events.
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Jul 10, 2020
Investment from his firm is aimed at helping transform the company that puts on the fairs into a business focused on "future-oriented platforms and communities."
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Jul 10, 2020
With "The Old Guard" on Netflix, the director of "Love & Basketball" becomes the first Black woman to make a comic-book film: "We don't get the assumption we can do it, so we have to prove we can."
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Jul 10, 2020
The author's dark fantasy about the adventures of Morpheus has long resisted movie and TV adaptations. So it's materializing as an Audible series.
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Jul 10, 2020
From long-lost friends, to a woman caring for her aging mom, to a biologist struggling with her maternal identity, these protagonists reveal facets of contemporary womanhood.
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Jul 10, 2020
Six new paperbacks to check out this week.
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Jul 10, 2020
In their new book, "Big Friendship," Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman make the case that platonic relationships deserve as much effort and tending as romantic ones.
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Jul 10, 2020
Charles Leerhsen's biography gives readers the real man and not the Hollywood icon.
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Jul 10, 2020
A cartoonist gets down to the crux of what makes putting pen to paper so difficult.
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Jul 10, 2020
A new documentary series follows Amy Schumer during a busy pregnancy. And a weird romantic comedy hits Hulu.
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Jul 09, 2020
The comedian performs a kind of racial high wire act on her Instagram Live show, but she really just wants to heal.
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Jul 09, 2020
The pastoral sculpture park in New York's Hudson Valley opens its gates, with new works by Mark di Suvero, Kiki Smith and Martha Tuttle — and new precautions.
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Jul 09, 2020
Popcorn movies are among the many pleasures of the season. Since we can't go to the movies, we asked six critics to bring the hits to us.
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Jul 09, 2020
If all goes as planned with the state's reopening, the public will be allowed back to see the animals starting on July 24.
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Jul 09, 2020
In January, the streaming service said the series would end after its fifth season. But it became clear that an additional season was needed to "do justice" to the story, the show's creator said.
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Jul 09, 2020
Check out an Australian kids show that is legitimately entertaining for viewers of all ages, or a sharp Canadian dramedy starring Kim Cattrall.
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Jul 09, 2020
Retail locations shuttered during lockdowns, so the company spruced up hundreds of its stores as the first step in a bigger plan.
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Jul 09, 2020
A documentary play based on interviews with New York doctors, nurses and paramedics underlines the inequities of a medical system "flawed from its root."
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Jul 09, 2020
What was meant to have opened Shakespeare in the Park's season has found new life as a four-part audio play with resonance in the wake of Black Lives Matter.
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Jul 09, 2020
The public art project was the latest battle in a feud between President Trump and Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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Jul 09, 2020
The Los Angeles Police Department said it had taken three adult men and two minors into custody on Thursday, following the February shooting of the rising rap star in the Hollywood Hills.
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Jul 09, 2020
Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti star in a fresh and funny comedy that might remind you of something you saw before.
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Jul 09, 2020
Sophie Taeuber-Arp did it all: Installations, textiles, costumes, abstract art. Nearly 80 years after her death, an online gallery show commemorates her talent (and a major museum exhibition is coming).
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Jul 09, 2020
How can you get your cultural fix when many arts institutions remain closed? Our writers offer suggestions for what to listen to and watch.
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Jul 09, 2020
Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.
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Jul 09, 2020
A search team scoured Lake Piru in Ventura County for the 33-year-old actress on Wednesday. Her 4-year-old son was found alone on a boat.
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Jul 09, 2020
The public art project was the latest battle in a feud between President Trump and Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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Jul 09, 2020
A quartet of jazz all-stars returns with its players — and its philosophy — in a different phase of life.
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Jul 09, 2020
The director and funnyman taught Steve Martin about film and comedy, but it's Reiner's advice on a completely different subject that he cherishes.
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Jul 09, 2020
Galleries and museums are getting creative about presenting work online during the coronavirus crisis. Here are two shows worth viewing virtually.
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Jul 09, 2020
The American who commissioned the work near the first lady's Slovenian hometown said he wanted to interview the arsonists. "There's a lot of buzz around the destruction of monuments," he noted.
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Jul 09, 2020
In opera, death is an art — one that might light the way to a more mindful conversation about the end of life.
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Jul 09, 2020
Many dance films of recent months have been films by necessity, but the ones in this festival are films by design, for better and worse.
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Jul 09, 2020
Killer Mike and El-P's anti-government and pro-justice hip-hop feels like it anticipated the current moment.
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Jul 09, 2020
Charlize Theron leads a group of immortal warriors in Gina Prince-Bythewood's fresh take on the superhero genre.
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Jul 09, 2020
The first streamed couture shows were more like mini-movies, music videos, trailers and perfume commercials. There were some clothes, too.
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Jul 09, 2020
Sex may sell this Starz strip-club drama, but at heart it's a potent, lyrical story about hard work.
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Jul 09, 2020
A coming-of-age drama with attractive cinematography and production design, but no political or philosophical weight.
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Jul 09, 2020
The filmmaker and actor Grace Glowicki steps into a gender-bending role in an experimental indie that muddles its moral lesson on sexual predation.
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Jul 09, 2020
Former soldiers known as "The Chain Breakers" take on a romantic mission involving nursing homes in this movie from Mark Lamprell.
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Jul 09, 2020
In his fawning documentary about Olympia Dukakis, Harry Mavromichalis doesn't distinguish the disarming from the banal.
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Jul 09, 2020
Bill and Turner Ross's portrayal of a group of barflies tests the boundaries of documentary filmmaking.
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Jul 09, 2020
Atom Egoyan indulges his obsessions in his newest drama, but the core revelations are pretty silly.
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Jul 09, 2020
Praveen Morchhale's newest drama explores a Kashmiri woman's desperate quest for freedom and agency.
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Jul 09, 2020
Wry humor, absurd dialogue and unflagging energy propel this dazzling, manic debut from Makoto Nagahisa.
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Jul 09, 2020
Natalie Erika James's arresting debut deftly merges a classic horror genre with an allegory of dementia.
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Jul 09, 2020
A new report proposes 425 miles of interconnected bike lanes across the five boroughs. Another sees new car-free bridges into Manhattan from Queens, Brooklyn and New Jersey.
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Jul 09, 2020
Chris Wallace's "Countdown 1945" recounts in gripping detail the rush to develop the atomic bomb and the debate over whether to use it.
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Jul 09, 2020
"My mother used to buy me any and every book with the word ‘Sarah' in the title."
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Jul 09, 2020
Paul Tremblay's "Survivor Song" follows a pregnant woman navigating an anarchic Massachusetts in the midst of an epidemic.
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Jul 09, 2020
Coronavirus can't keep this prolific author from her fans.
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Jul 09, 2020
Rescuers were searching Lake Piru in Ventura County for the 33-year-old actress late Wednesday night.
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Jul 09, 2020
"Staged," a six-episode sitcom, and "Talking Heads," a remake of a group of vaunted monologues, show what good can come of a bereft theatrical scene in Britain.
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Jul 09, 2020
Rent a Sergio Leone classic with music by Ennio Morricone, or stream a new mini-series about an immigrant detention center in Australia.
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Jul 08, 2020
The platinum-selling country group's new name was already being used by a blues singer. Now they're asking a court to affirm "a trademark we have held for many years."
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Jul 08, 2020
A link to the early-20th-century school of violin playing, Ms. Haendel was a noted champion of the concertos of Britten, Walton and Sibelius.
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Jul 08, 2020
Animated shows are finally moving away from letting white actors play characters of color. But even well-intentioned efforts at increasing diversity create complications.
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Jul 08, 2020
In "Too Much and Never Enough," Mary L. Trump says her uncle is turning this country "into a macro version of my malignantly dysfunctional family."
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Jul 08, 2020
The case against Yves Bouvier, a Swiss businessman who helped the Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev buy 38 artworks, was dismissed.
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Jul 08, 2020
If you're looking for something earnest and coronavirus-free, the Apple TV series from Sara Bareilles and Jessie Nelson may be perfectly timed.
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Jul 08, 2020
In a note on his website, Mr. Larson thanked a clogged pen for pushing him to create digital cartoons on a tablet. "I'm just exploring, experimenting, and trying stuff," he said. "New Stuff."
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Jul 08, 2020
The award-winning film director on the role of artists in a time of widespread unrest, and how film can help hold police to account.
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Jul 08, 2020
The movie looks back on a water park in Vernon, N.J., that became notorious for injuries and even deaths after it opened in 1978.
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Jul 08, 2020
He was one of the great composers, period.
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Jul 08, 2020
"Antkind," Kaufman's hallucinogenic debut novel, features the madcap effort to reconstruct a masterpiece of outsider cinema.
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Jul 08, 2020
Immersive theater, timed and ticketed, has arrived in virtual reality. Is this a brave new pixelated world for live performance? Or just another app?
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Jul 08, 2020
This documentary from Cheryl Haines about Ai, a Chinese artist and activist, explores the tension between the idea of liberty and the fate of those who pursue it.
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Jul 08, 2020
Two years ago, his HBO series tried to take on police reform in a thoughtful, comedic way. But being ahead of its time didn't help keep it on the air.
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Jul 08, 2020
The artist, who died in May, had planned to wrap the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. The project is delayed, but on track for next year. And his collaborators hope they can pull off one more feat, too.
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Jul 08, 2020
Our critics discuss the last four months, which thanks to Zoom (and Meryl Streep) have been full of experimentation and playfulness.
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Jul 08, 2020
The industry's show-must-go-on smile masks a harder truth: that there is no substitute for the live interaction between performer and audience.
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Jul 08, 2020
By the time it dawns on a couple that "maybe it wasn't such a great idea to go to the beach," it's way too late.
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Jul 08, 2020
In a new memoir, the "Saturday Night Live" star and Weekend Update anchor contemplates a life and career that are still in flux.
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Jul 08, 2020
The trio formerly known as the Dixie Chicks is returning with its first album in 14 years, at peace with an industry that's never made nice.
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Jul 08, 2020
A man's journey from behind bars to in front of the cameras.
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Jul 08, 2020
"Mad Max: Fury Road" airs on Syfy. And the recent movie adaptation of "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" is on Showtime.
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Jul 07, 2020
In that acclaimed Cold War documentary and others, he often let archival footage do the talking.
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Jul 07, 2020
An open letter published by Harper's, signed by luminaries including Margaret Atwood and Wynton Marsalis, argued for openness to "opposing views." The debate began immediately.
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Jul 07, 2020
An open letter published by Harper's, signed by luminaries including Margaret Atwood and Wynton Marsalis, argued for openness to "opposing views." The debate began immediately.
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Jul 07, 2020
An open letter published by Harper's, signed by luminaries including Margaret Atwood and Wynton Marsalis, argued for openness to "opposing views." The debate began immediately.
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Jul 07, 2020
In that acclaimed Cold War documentary and others, he often let archival footage do the talking.
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Jul 07, 2020
This year, the Kilroys collective turned a spotlight on work by female and transgender writers whose productions were canceled or postponed.
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Jul 07, 2020
He defined his artistic mission as finding humor in the mundane and everyday — and he found it for 35 years.
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Jul 07, 2020
Mercado was a Puerto Rican astrologer whose career in television and radio began in 1969. His image was broadcast to millions around the world every day.
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Jul 07, 2020
Based on a 1955 novel, the film follows a Navy captain who must shepherd men and ships across the perilous Atlantic Ocean to join the war.
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Jul 07, 2020
Marjorie Garber's new book prods at the cloud of confusion surrounding the word — its philosophical roots, literary history, political uses and inadvertent comedy.
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