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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…

Mary Beth Hurt, an actress celebrated for her nuanced performances in film and on Broadway, has died at 79. Her…

A new wave of British musicians is achieving major international success, led by a group of female artists. Figures like…

Eurovision will launch an Asian edition this year. The new competition will feature singers representing ten nations. Participants include South…

A resurgence of 1980s synth-pop is defining modern television soundtracks. The genre’s dramatic, atmospheric qualities provide an emotional anchor for…

‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ Review: A Disjointed Sequel The follow-up to the animated box office phenomenon struggles to find…

A long-running Broadway musical has issued an apology to anyone it offended over its 15-year run. The production, known for…

A Broadway adaptation of the film “Dog Day Afternoon” struggles to find its footing, according to a new review. The…