Arts

Welcome to the golden age of audiobooks. Maybe it’s because podcasts have given us an insatiable thirst for audio storytelling;...

The narrative is punctuated with flashbacks to the main character’s childhood and adolescence. The youngest of three sisters in a...

The Latin Grammys exult in spectacle. Last year, Karol G danced on a pink platform between two unicorns, J Balvin...

Cryptic to a fault, Abel Ferrara’s “Zeros and Ones” unfolds in a murkiness that’s both literal and ideological. Even its...

Dave Frishberg, the jazz songwriter whose sardonic wit as a lyricist and melodic cleverness as a composer placed him in...

In “Prayers for the Stolen,” the first narrative feature by the Mexican-Salvadoran documentarian Tatiana Huezo, young 8-year-old girls weep as...

The cultural sector continues its cautious reopening this fall as theaters, museums, restaurants and other establishments recalibrate. Prognostications about the...

The producers always promised that the show would make it to Broadway after the pandemic. But they had no idea...

Even so, the opera, which can seat 2,928 with Covid restrictions, sold an average of 1,912 tickets per show for...

Again and again, “The 1619 Project” brings the past to life in fresh ways. I knew nothing, for instance, of...