Fans of Colleen Hoover saw a win with last year’s book-to-screen adaptation of It Ends with Us, which made big box office ...

A new exhibition in Paris helps visitors step into the modernist master’s sonically inspired world. In 1896, the 30-year-old ...

It’s easy to write off the 1970s as a haze of disco, shag carpets, and questionable fashion. But in cinema, it was no less of ...

In the days following a cease-fire in Gaza, the orchestra returned to New York under circumstances that were more tense than ...

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In a history-making production of Romeo and Juliet, dancers Misty Copeland and Calvin Royal III play star-crossed lovers for ...

F rom introducing the masses to beloved designer labels like Marques'Almeida and Alameda Turquesa, to providing production ...

John Woo rewrote the rules for action. Then his Hong Kong hits fell out of circulation. Now that they're back, he explains ...

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War and Peace” is a long, sprawling and boring novel about Napoleon’s invasion. But its true strength lies in other places.

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The Lyric Opera’s production of ‘Medea’ proves opera isn’t archaic as people would like to think. Gilded ribbons, wrapped ...