Arts & Entertainment
Arts & Entertainment
10 noteworthy books for May
Spring brings new historical fiction and fascinating popular science.
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Zendaya became a tennis star with the help of Coco Gauff’s coach
ESPN analyst and former tennis pro Brad Gilbert consulted on the film ‘Challengers,’ starring Zendaya, Josh O’Connor and Mike Faist.
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Are the Pet Shop Boys your favorite band yet?
There are no bad Pet Shop Boys albums, many great ones, and a few that will change your life.
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A TV critic’s take on the Apple Vision Pro
With the Apple Vision Pro, everything is magnified, feelings included. And you’re alone.
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Cassie was on her way to massive pop stardom. Then she met Diddy.
In 2006, Cassie was one of pop music’s most promising new stars. Then her career went into limbo.
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Tony Award nominations 2024: Updating list of nominees and analysis
“Hell’s Kitchen,” “Illinoise,” “The Outsiders,” “Suffs” and “Water for Elephants” will contend for best musical.
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Taylor Swift breaks records with ‘Tortured Poets’ release
Taylor Swift’s new album “The Tortured Poets Department” went nuclear during its first week, shattering a number of records in the process.
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Hey Mom, would you like to help me translate Sophocles into Urdu?
In his solo show “Amm(i)gone” at Woolly Mammoth, Adil Mansoor embarks on a project with his mother while exploring the tension between his queerness and her Muslim faith.
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