Amy Sherman-Palladino’s latest show features great one-liners, endearing performances and a visually opulent representation of New York in the nascent “Mad Men” era—but its Jewish milieu make no sense.
Gary Oldman stars as Winston Churchill in this portrait of a man both determined and full of doubt.
A 17-year-old goes on a journey of self-discovery when a graduate student comes to stay at his father’s Italian villa for the summer.
Bedlam’s staging of J.M. Barrie’s work taps into the original’s ambiguous, disturbing and surreal aspects.
The production that had its premiere earlier this year at the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival opens off Broadway.
David Cassidy, who starred in the 1970s sitcom “The Partridge Family” and sold millions of records as the musical group’s lead singer, died at age 67.
Projecting people-style emotions onto big cats makes for wild drama in this Nat Geo Wild series.
In Pixar’s latest, a Mexican boy searches the Land of the Dead for family secrets and his musical muse.
Many of our ideas about Minoan civilization—drawn largely from the ruins of Knossos—are, at least in part, products of artful imagination.
Actress Jenifer Lewis on how “First Snow in Kokomo” by Aretha Franklin gave her a goal: to perform like the queen of soul.
A truncated top seems a curious choice in the winter, but the season’s high-waist trousers call for them. This well-detailed sweater fits the bill.
After her devastating breakup album, Björk returns with a new collection that shows she’s moved on to rediscover and savor joy.
In a new film from director Joe Wright, Gary Oldman reimagines an impulsive, dynamic Churchill and his unsung role in two key events during World War II.
Malcolm Young, the rhythm guitarist and guiding force behind the Australian hard rock band AC/DC, has died. He was 64.
How the architecture and sculpture of the country were vital to Josef Albers’s work.
More retailers are offering personalized services in an effort to remind customers why brick-and-mortar stores still matter—Saks Save Me
New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art plans an exhibition of pioneering celebrity photographer Adolf de Meyer, famed for his shimmering style.
A new book looks at forward-looking models from the 1930s on.
Births and deaths, marriages and trysts all play out in an English workplace.
John Leguizamo’s one-man show at Studio 54 is a crowd-pleaser, but the teacher hasn’t necessarily mastered his material.
