Arts
-
After Backlash, Marvel Gives an Israeli Superhero a New Backstory
The studio said Sabra, a Mossad agent in comic books, will be “a high-ranking U.S. government official” in its next…
-
‘UnPrisoned’ Depicts the Burden of Incarceration With a Light Touch
Delroy Lindo and Kerry Washington discuss their series, which finds humor and struggle in a father and daughter repairing their…
-
The ‘Converse Conductor’ Fighting Elitism in Classical Music
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra had just finished performing Respighi’s “Pines of Rome” on a recent evening when the ensemble’s new…
-
With a Killer Onstage and a Body Part in the Back, the Show Went On
Fourteen years ago in Orange County, Calif., Daniel Wozniak killed two people: Sam Herr, a 26-year-old Army veteran and neighbor,…
-
How Osgood Perkins Gave a Jolt to ‘Longlegs’
The filmmaker, who is the son of the “Psycho” star Anthony Perkins, discusses horror inspirations, his father’s legacy, evil dolls…
-
Judge in Young Thug Trial Is Ordered Off the Case
Judge Ural Glanville, who had overseen the case for more than two years, must step aside for meeting with prosecutors…
-
The Yoda-Like Mentor Behind the Masters of Tap Dance
Michelle Dorrance’s new work, “Shift.,” honors Gene Medler, the teacher who founded the North Carolina Youth Tap Ensemble.
-
How to Watch Shannen Doherty’s Most Notable Performances
The actress, who died on Saturday, was best known for “Beverly Hills, 90210,” but she wasn’t only a teen idol.
-
50 Years Ago, ‘Jaws’ Hit Bookstores, Capturing the Angst of a Generation
In 1973, the first chapter of an unpublished novel was photocopied and passed around the Manhattan offices of Doubleday &…
-
A Phenomenally Weird Tale of a Man and His Rodent Metropolis
In “Rat City,” Jon Adams and Edmund Ramsden explore the life, times and influence of the scientific Pied Piper, John…