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Broadway’s 2024-25 season has gotten off to a rather extraordinarily fine start, from the wildly popular and hysterically funny Oh, Mary! to the fabulous splash of Death Becomes Her and the wonderful ...

Are Guggenheim retrospectives a blessing or a curse for artists? Ross Bleckner shares what happened after his 1995 solo show.

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The season finale of "White Lotus" had everyone on the edge of their seats. If the episode's plot seems a little familiar, ...

New horror-comedy 'Death of a Unicorn' brings us a brutal breed of unicorn—an accurate picture of the beast as passed down ...

“It’s Romeo and Juliet, right? House divided. The characters have such histories,” Tom said of the dueling families. “You have decades and decades and decades of history to be played and ...

In “& Juliet,” a Shakespearean tragedy gets a girl power reworking ... “Lives Outgrown,” is at the Met Philadelphia. The Grateful Dead has one of the most devout fanbases in music history. So it’s no ...

Romeo thinks Juliet dead and frantically tries to insist she is alive, throwing her body this way and that before taking his own life. Not at all pretty, no, but devastating. Romeo & Juliet.

The real-time account of an Iraq War assault was co-directed by U.S. Navy Seal veteran Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland. After working together on the fictional, somewhat dystopian/somewhat familiar ...