‘Jelly’s Last Jam’ Review: A Musical Paradise, Even in Purgatory
Did Jelly Roll Morton “invent” jazz, as he claimed? A sensational Encores! revival offers a [+]
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The art form has faced challenges as nightlife norms shift — and as its audience [+]
‘The Ally,’ a Play About Israel and Free Speech, Tackles Big Issues
Itamar Moses wrote a drama of ideas about Israel and antisemitism. Then Oct. 7 happened.
Interview: Timothée Chalamet and Denis Villeneuve on the ‘Dune’ Films
With “Part Two” hitting theaters, they discuss another potential sequel, the impossible quest for onscreen [+]
Danielle Brooks Has an Oscar Nomination. So Why Is She in Mourning?
As she tries to find her place in Hollywood, the “Color Purple” stage and screen [+]
Sandra Hüller, Uneasy in the Spotlight
A best actress nomination changes everything — Sandra Hüller knows that. She just isn’t sure [+]
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Review: Apocalypse Later
The pleasant distractions of a beautiful open world undermine core narratives about pain and sacrifice [+]
A Film Festival in the Back of a Taxi
The TaxiFilmFest is partly a protest over the miserable state of Berlin’s taxi industry. But [+]
Amy Herzog on Adapting Ibsen’s ‘An Enemy of the People’ for Broadway
She has become known an Ibsen whisper, bringing “An Enemy of the People” to Broadway [+]
On the Road With ‘The Outsiders,’ Where the Greasers and Socs Rumbled
It’s one of the best-selling Y.A. novels of all time and a star-studded Coppola movie [+]