Arts
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At This School, the Students Live Entirely for Music
James Estrin/The New York Times Students, some barely adolescent and some well into adulthood, come from all over the world…
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Philip Guston’s Teenage Drawings Reveal a Lost World of Funny Pages
A fresh crop of apprentice cartoons — now public property — from his pen at The Junior Times may add…
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Margo Guryan Died in 2021. Her Music Keeps Getting Rediscovered.
“Words and Music,” a new anthology, shines light on a little-known but increasingly beloved master of pop and jazz songwriting.
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For Her Third Album, Angélica Garcia Adds Her First Language: Spanish
“Gemelo” is a largely electronic exploration of all kinds of dualities: “With any music I make from now on, I’m…
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Adventures in Space and Time With Stockhausen
An elliptical halo of thin, concentrated light floated in the capacious drill hall of the Park Avenue Armory on a…
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Taylor Swift Is No. 1 Again, With Little Competition on the Way
“The Tortured Poets Department” earns a sixth week atop the Billboard 200, while the latest from Twenty One Pilots opens…
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Is This Season of ‘Hacks’ Trolling Jerry Seinfeld?
The comedian’s philosophies about the audience and comedy are contradicted in characterizations and plot lines on the Max series.
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Philadelphia’s University of the Arts Announces Sudden Closing
The institution’s financial woes were widely known, but the announcement surprised students and faculty members.
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‘Sugar’ Actress Kirby on the Only Album She Really Needs
She co-starred in the Apple TV+ show with Colin Farrell after appearing in “Killing Eve” and “Barry.” Now when she…
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The History of Black Baseball Players, on Full Display
As the number of African American players dwindles, a new exhibit at the Hall of Fame traces 150 years of…