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Online sleuths are dissecting celebrity appearances, frame by frame. On platforms like TikTok and Instagram, creators analyze actors’ faces, speculating…

A new production of “Tristan und Isolde” at the Met Opera draws from unexpected sources. The creative team cites the…

From Prague’s Jazz Legends to Broadway Sets in Pitlochry: An Arts Diary Prague’s oldest jazz club, the Reduta, remains a…

Mary Beth Hurt, an actress celebrated for her nuanced film and stage performances, has died at 79. Her career was…

Ben Stevenson, a choreographer whose work reached international stages, has died at 89. He was instrumental in the rise of…

April brings a fresh selection of notable books across fiction and nonfiction. The month’s releases include new novels from authors…

Melvin Edwards, a sculptor known for weaving Black history into his work, has died at 88. His renowned series, Lynch…

Slava Tsukerman, the director of the cult science fiction film “Liquid Sky,” has died at 86. Tsukerman, who was born…

Two foundational documents of American freedom have taken their place alongside the nation’s founding charters. The Emancipation Proclamation and the…

New York City offers a variety of family-friendly activities this spring. Children can search for Easter eggs, run the bases…