Books
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Emmys: Our Critics on ‘Beef,’ ‘Succession’ and Category Confusion
The 2023 Primetime Emmy nominations were announced on Wednesday. James Poniewozik and Margaret Lyons, two television critics for The New…
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The Shed Hires Its New C.E.O. From Boston Ballet
As the new arts space faces financial challenges, it tapped Meredith Hodges to take over its administrative leadership from Alex…
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A Revival of ‘The Who’s Tommy’ Seeks a New Generation of Followers
In staging the storied rock opera in Chicago, its creators argue that the show’s exploration of celebrity worship and childhood…
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Review: Delayed by the Pandemic, Pilobolus Celebrates Its 50th
The company wraps up its delayed anniversary tour with a selection of vintage dances and premieres in a three-week season…
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In ‘The Lesson,’ It’s a Bad Writer Who Steals
Richard E. Grant and Daryl McCormack star as writers with similar source material in a feature tracing the limits of…
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Review: To Revisit a Sexual Assault, She Drugs Herself Onstage
In an ethically murky show at the Avignon Festival, the Brazilian performer Carolina Bianchi opens up about how she was…
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In Milan Kundera’s Work, the Erotic Meets the Subversive
It’s hard to overstate how central Milan Kundera was, in the mid-1980s, to literary culture in America and elsewhere. He…
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7 New Songs You Should Hear Now
Listen to tracks by Palehound, Sampha, the Armed and more.
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Sarah Silverman Sues OpenAI and Meta Over Copyright Infringement
The comedian has joined two lawsuits accusing the companies of training their A.I. models using her writing without permission.
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On Her Renaissance Tour, the World Is Beyoncé’s Ball
The pop superstar’s first solo outing in seven years draws on the dance-music cultures that inspired her 2022 album, and…