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Oct 14, 2026

Eilen Itzel do Espírito Santo Wants Her Paintings to ‘Engulf' You
The Dominican American artist Eilen Itzel do Espírito Santo, who has a presentation at Frieze London, wants her works to "engulf" viewers.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 14, 2026

Josh O'Connor's a Knockout in ‘Golden Boy,' Plus Cate Blanchett and More
Tilda Swinton (in "Man to Man") and Billy Crudup and Gillian Anderson (in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?") are among the titans making a meal of London.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 14, 2026

The Good List: 6 Things to Add Delight to Your Day
Dance soundtrack, feather atlas and the sound of a sunny day.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 14, 2026

Martina Arroyo, Luminous Soprano Who Broke Barriers, Dies at 90
A leading star at the Metropolitan Opera in the 1960s and '70s, she was one of the first Black singers to have a major stage career.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 14, 2026

Martina Arroyo, Luminous Soprano Who Broke Barriers, Dies at 89
A leading star at the Metropolitan Opera in the 1960s and '70s, she was one of the first Black singers to have a major stage career.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 14, 2026

Russell Brand Labeled ‘Sexual Predator' as Trial Opens; He Denies Rape and Assault Charges
The prosecution said that Mr. Brand saw women as "simply a means to an end" during the time when crimes were said to have taken place. He said he was "hopeful" about the trial.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 14, 2026

Russell Brand Trial: Prosecution Outlines the Accusations
The prosecution said that Mr. Brand saw women as "simply a means to an end" during the time when crimes were said to have taken place. He said he was "hopeful" about the trial.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 14, 2026

Russell Brand Labeled ‘Sexual Predator' at Rape and Assault Trial
The prosecution, outlining its case against Mr. Brand, said that during the time when crimes were said to have taken place, he saw women as "simply a means to an end."

NYTimes Arts
Oct 14, 2026

Sculptors Panic as Specialty Plaster Used in Artworks to Be Discontinued
Artists are scrambling for alternatives to Hydrocal plaster, a crucial component for making sculptures.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 14, 2026

‘Crystal Lake,' a ‘Friday the 13th' Prequel, Feels for Its Villain
This prequel series, on Peacock, is TV's latest streaming extension of a beloved horror franchise.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 14, 2026

He Pushed Heavy Metal to Even Darker Extremes
Conrad Lant, the frontman for Venom, took the stage name Cronos, pioneered black metal and more or less made Satan a sideman. He has died at 63.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 14, 2026

Stella Lefty Crafted a Viral Hit. Some Thought It Sounded Familiar.
After this singer-songwriter's hit, "Boston," was likened to a Noah Kahan tune, content creators made a sport of noting similarities her music and other popular tracks.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 14, 2026

Andreas Schulze's Collection of Spritzdekor Ceramics
The painter Andreas Schulze shares his collection of hundreds of airbrushed ceramic pieces.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 14, 2026

Ballet Salon Is a New Home for Dancers Who Want to Return to the Stage
For many ballet dancers and former students, love of the art form endures even after they stop dancing. Ballet Salon was founded as a place for them to practice and perform at a high level.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 14, 2026

Bayeux Tapestry's Return Has History Buffs Re-Enacting Like It's 1066
Almost a millennium ago, the Battle of Hastings was fought on an English field and depicted on the tapestry. This year's restaging drew spectators spurred on by the artifact's visit to Britain.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

Joni Mitchell Is Now an American, After 60 Years of Living in the U.S.
On Tuesday, she announced the news of her U.S. citizenship on social media with a video and a photo of herself at the ceremony.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

Lena Dunham's ‘Girls' to Return to HBO for 5 New Episodes
HBO announced that the show created by Lena Dunham will begin production on five new episodes next year, 10 years after the finale.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

RJ Mitte Is Remembered by Bryan Cranston, Vince Gilligan and Others From ‘Breaking Bad'
Bryan Cranston, Vince Gilligan and others shared their shock and sadness at the loss. "I'll miss you, son," Cranston wrote.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

‘Girls' to Return for a Limited Run
HBO announced that the show created by Lena Dunham will begin production on five new episodes next year, 10 years after the finale.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

We Want Your Original Cartoon
The cartoonist P.C. Vey died recently. We're inviting readers to share original cartoons of their own that, like Mr. Vey's, find humor in the absurdities of everyday life.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

Tupac Shakur Murder Conviction Lands Man 40 Years to Life in Prison
Duane Keith Davis was convicted by a jury of obtaining a gun and pursuing the rapper in a violent act of revenge in 1996.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

Uta Hagen and Herbert Berghof Played Here. Now the Curtain May Come Down.
HB Studio, founded in 1945, has serious financial woes and is in disrepair.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

Great Live Albums From Carnegie Hall
Hear songs from Joni Mitchell, Bill Withers, Judy Garland and more recorded at the storied venue.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

Frances Stonor Saunders, Who Detailed C.I.A. Propaganda, Dies at 60
In a 1999 book, she chronicled the spy agency's secret backing of Cold War culture projects to manipulate public opinion against Communism in Western Europe.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

4,200 Miles From Graceland, This Town Is Crazy About Elvis
Each September, tribute acts and fans flock to the seaside town of Porthcawl, Wales, to celebrate Elvis's life and music, and to party.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

New York Comic Con Celebrates 20 Years
More anime, fewer superheroes. More nostalgia, less heavy promo. The annual convention continued on its path as a fan-driven event and not an industry hype machine.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

Is Marina Abramovic for Real?
On the cusp of 80, the most influential performance artist of our time considers her legacy — and the next 20 years, too.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

This Town Is Crazy About Elvis
Each September, tribute acts and fans flock to the seaside town of Porthcawl, Wales, to celebrate Elvis's life and music, and to party.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

‘Slam Frank' Review: Razzing the Wokerati
After a hot-ticket comedy club run last fall, Andrew Fox and Joel Sinensky's satirical musical, spurred by a tweet about Anne Frank, resurfaces Off Broadway.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

Sterlin Harjo's Oklahoma is a ‘Land of Secrets.' He's Revealing Them One by One.
How the creator of "The Lowdown" and "Reservation Dogs" is telling the stories of America with a little help from his friends, family and heroes.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

Austin Abrams, the Star of "Whalefall" and "Resident Evil," Is Pretty Chill
In "Resident Evil" and "Whalefall," the actor navigates worst-case survival scenarios. In real life, things seem to be going just fine.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

Miss America? Regan Hutsell Is a Dancer. The ‘Joy Bomb' Kind.
Regan Hutsell has been a Rockette, a ballet dancer and now Miss America. "Dance taught me how to be adaptable without changing the essence of who I am," she said.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

Composer Steve Reich, at 90, Returns With ‘In All Your Ways'
Reich, whose music will be featured in birthday celebrations this month, said his latest work was "one of the best things I've done in a long time."

NYTimes Arts
Oct 13, 2026

Jimmy Kimmel Teases Trump Over Not Getting the Nobel Prize
"Thanks a lot, Norway. I hope you're happy — you made our baby cry," Kimmel said after the president blamed Norway.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 12, 2026

RJ Mitte, Who Played Walter White's Son on ‘Breaking Bad,' Dies at 34
Mr. Mitte was born with cerebral palsy and brought his own experience of living with the disability to the role of Walter White Jr. on the Emmy-winning show.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 12, 2026

Marina Vlady, French Cinema Star of ‘Princesse de Clèves,' Dies at 88
Marina Vlady, a French film star, played women who resisted easy categorization, including in films by Orson Welles and Jean-Luc Godard.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 12, 2026

Dan Levy Condemns Shane Gillis's ‘S.N.L.' Monologue
"I'm speechless that something like that can exist on live national television," the actor Dan Levy said on Instagram in a reaction to the comic's jokes about women.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 12, 2026

This Actress Made Complicated Women Compelling
Marina Vlady, a French film star, played women who resisted easy categorization, including in films by Orson Welles and Jean-Luc Godard.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 12, 2026

Actress Selma Blair Is Arrested in Assault on Flight Attendants
The police responded to a call about a "physically abusive passenger" aboard a flight that landed at Kennedy Airport on Sunday night, officials said.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 12, 2026

Berlin Philharmonic Opens Carnegie Hall Season
At Carnegie Hall, this orchestra gave gobsmacking performances of the classics. If only it could show some of the creativity it has at home.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 12, 2026

Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum Says It Reached Funding Deal and Won't Have to Close
In a yearslong dispute, the Amsterdam institution pressed the Dutch government for an increased annual subsidy to pay for what the museum said were vital renovations.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 12, 2026

Is Cameron Winter Serious?
A new live solo album and concert film by Paul Thomas Anderson document the droll, and divisive, charms of the singer-songwriter and frontman of the band Geese.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 12, 2026

A Trove of Truman Capote's Possessions Is Up for Auction
Four decades after his death, a revealing trove of the author's possessions is up for auction.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 12, 2026

5 Horror Movie Locations to Get You in the Halloween Spirit
Here's one fan's guide to visiting some of the genre's fabled filming locations, from "The Shining" to "Friday the 13th."

NYTimes Arts
Oct 12, 2026

Joey Arias and Basil Twist Resurrect Their Trippy ‘Arias With a Twist'
Joey Arias and Basil Twist have resurrected their trippy 2008 hit, "Arias With a Twist." Just don't call it drag.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 12, 2026

Adrian Danchig-Waring Bids Farewell to City Ballet After Remarkable Recovery
Adrian Danchig-Waring wasn't sure he would walk again after a harrowing illness, but he returned to dance, better than ever. Now the City Ballet principal bids farewell.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 12, 2026

Russell Brand's Rape and Sexual Assault Trial: What to Know
The YouTuber, comedian and actor's trial begins on Monday. He has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 12, 2026

‘Below Deck' and 6 More Shows to Watch on TV This Week
The reality TV show following the crew on a charter yacht returns for a 13th season. And a new season of "The Diplomat" airs.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 11, 2026

Quentin Tarantino Debut Play ‘The Popinjay Cavalier' to Star Sacha Baron Cohen
"The Popinjay Cavalier," directed by Tarantino, is scheduled to open for previews in London's West End in February.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 11, 2026

Quentin Tarantino Play ‘The Popinjay Cavalier' to Open in London in February
"The Popinjay Cavalier," directed by Tarantino, is scheduled to open for previews in London's West End in February.?

NYTimes Arts
Oct 11, 2026

‘Da Bears' and the ‘SNL' Sketch That Immortalized Mike Ditka
After a "Saturday Night Live" sketch, Ditka, the former Chicago Bears coach who died last week, became known far and wide as an indomitable leader of men.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 11, 2026

Bad Boys Mean Bad Words When Shane Gillis Hosts ‘S.N.L.'
Colin Jost returned as Pete Hegseth in a "Saturday Night Live" broadcast that was overshadowed by Gillis's use of an obscene word in a Dr. Seuss sketch.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 11, 2026

Alex Gibney on ‘Musk' and Why a 4-Hour Film Was Necessary
The documentarian also talks about trying to interview the trillionaire and the roadblocks the film has run into.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 11, 2026

Three Mark Zuckerbergs, Three Surprisingly Different Men
Jeremy Strong in "The Social Reckoning," Jesse Eisenberg in "The Social Network" and the real Meta executive are all playing parts. But only one has changed his approach.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 11, 2026

Touring Tuscany for Piero della Francesca's Most Resplendent Artworks
A writer's road trip in search of the early Renaissance master's most resplendent works takes her to towns beyond Florence, the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 10, 2026

Conor Kennedy and Giulia Be Married in Rio
The couple's three-day wedding celebration in Rio de Janeiro brought together two families with political ties as rising tensions surround Brazil's presidential election.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 10, 2026

Elon Musk's Words Set to Music and 9 More Songs We're Talking About
David Byrne and Daniel Pemberton bring nervous energy, Victoria Monét and SZA conjure dreams, and Jess Williamson touts second chances.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 10, 2026

Stephen King and Mike Flanagan on the Resurrected ‘Carrie'
Mike Flanagan has become the most trusted steward of the author's work. Now they revisit the story that first made King a star.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 10, 2026

Deniz Goktas, Jailed in Turkey for a Joke, Delivers a Bold Defense in Court
Facing 19 months in prison, Deniz Goktas says in an interview that he made his bold statement as a way to show what an artist could endure.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 10, 2026

Should You Put Your Books in the Freezer?
Silverfish, book lice and mold are a thing, especially in secondhand books. Here's how to deal with them.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 10, 2026

John Cena Had Wrestling on His Mind From an Early Age
"I dreamed as a young kid — there's a very iconic picture of me with a homemade paper championship belt — about one day being a W.W.E. champion," he said.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Celebrating the Enduring Newness of Magritte in London
A gallery show in London features works by the famously cranky Belgian Surrealist alongside new works by artists he inspired.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

At Frieze London, the People Who Make It All Work
Behind the scenes, it takes a small army of players to pull off the art fair. Here is a look at four of them.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Beyond the London Fairs: Even More Art
The museums and galleries have much to offer those coming to Frieze London.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Gabriel Orozco Shows New Art In London
A conversation with Gabriel Orozco, who will be showing a sprawling body of work, both old and new, in London.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Sotheby's Soars as Galleries Struggle in Britain's Art World
As auction houses like Sotheby's move millions of dollars of art, some high-profile galleries struggle.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

In the Shadows of the Art World, an Invisible Industry Operates
Right now, hundreds of artworks worth millions are making their way across the world. These people make the travel arrangements.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

‘Other Mommy' Review: Parent, Trap
Jessica Chastain pulls double duty in "Other Mommy," bringing campy charisma to this horror schlockfest.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Review: A Dancing Oscar Wilde, in Love but Drained of Wit
Christopher Wheeldon's "Oscar," performed by the Australian Ballet, is constructed with skill but is disappointingly timid.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Frieze London: Bringing Attention to Art From the Middle East
A Saudi gallery will be making its Frieze London debut, showcasing two artists from the region.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Frieze London: A 72-year-old Artist Makes Her Debut
Kaye Brown, a retired teacher, didn't pick up a paintbrush until 2012. Her works depict the body-painting designs Tiwi people wear in mourning.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

The Andrew Edmunds Collection Is for Sale at Frieze Masters
The Andrew Edmunds collection, which comprises more than 10,000 prints and drawings will be on sale at Frieze Masters.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

The Kennedy Center Appoints an Artistic Director Amid Turmoil
Though the center has said it plans only limited programming during a two-year renovation, it has named a new leader to oversee its concerts and shows.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Ashley St. Clair Was Offered Millions for Her Silence on Elon Musk. She Spoke Out Instead.
In the documentary "Musk," Ashley St. Clair, a former right-wing influencer and mother of one of Musk's children, speaks about her relationship with him.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

‘Backrooms' and Other Horror Movies to Stream Now
Halloween brings with it one of the year's biggest horror hits, plus ancient demons and a queered slasher throwback.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Anne Carson's Publisher Has Won the Nobel Prize Twice in Two Years
Fourteen authors in the New Directions stable have received the Nobel Prize in Literature, including this year and last. How does this small press pack such a punch?

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Zuckerberg Loses Control in ‘The Social Reckoning'
The director and writer Aaron Sorkin explains how he evolved the character of Mark Zuckerberg in the film "The Social Reckoning."

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Paintings Stolen From Renoir Museum Are Recovered, Authorities Say
Officials also said that six suspects had been arrested in the robbery, which targeted a museum in southern France last month.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

A New ‘Avatar' Arrives
"Avatar: Seven Havens," debuting Friday on Paramount , is the third in the popular series of animated shows.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

In Alex Gibney's ‘Musk', the Answer to the Trillionaire's Power Is Unsatisfying.
Alex Gibney's nearly four-hour documentary is deeply researched. But because the mogul has long been in the spotlight, little is new.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

7 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week
Whether you're a casual moviegoer or an avid buff, our reviewers think these films are worth knowing about.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Only Karol G Knows How Wild Her Life Has Been
The Colombian star talks cultural appropriation, ICE, and channeling love and letdown into stadium-filling hits.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

At a Revamped Museum, Goya's Nightmares Seem Scarily Relevant
The artist's portrayals of uncertainty and social upheaval are likely to resonate with visitors to an expanded museum in Zaragoza, Spain, that opens Friday.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Aaron Sorkin on ‘The Social Reckoning'
The writer and director explains how he evolved the character of Mark Zuckerberg in the sort-of sequel to "The Social Network."

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Marina Abramovic Can't Be Ignored
On the cusp of 80, the most influential performance artist of our time considers her legacy — and the next 20 years, too.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Jonathan Blow Made 500 Hours of Puzzles to Explode Your Mind
Jonathan Blow has wondered since childhood about how the universe runs. In his new game, Order of the Sinking Star, players can join in his obsession.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

5 Children's Movies to Stream Now
This month's picks include spooky watches for Halloween.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

What to Know About the Facebook Whistle-Blowing Case Depicted in ‘The Social Reckoning'
Aaron Sorkin's sort-of sequel to the 2010 "Social Network" dramatizes a whistle-blowing case at Facebook. Here's what to know.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

What to Know About the New Elon Musk Documentary
A supersized portrait of the world's richest man reveals new details and resurfaces troubling incidents from a headline-making life.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Clara Wu Tsai, the Billionaire Who Wants Brooklyn to Win
Clara Wu Tsai, a co-owner of the Liberty and Nets, split from her husband of 30 years. Now she is turning her attention to leaving her mark on the borough.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

His Unmarked Grave Lay Forgotten for 200 Years. They Had to Fix That.
The identity of a Scottish sailor killed in Connecticut after a skirmish during the War of 1812 long remained a mystery until two local history buffs got involved.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Zuckerberg Loses Control in "The Social Reckoning"
The director and writer Aaron Sorkin explains how he evolved the character of Mark Zuckerberg in the film "The Social Reckoning."

NYTimes Arts
Oct 09, 2026

Michael Kosta Slams Kimberly Guilfoyle Over Reports She Asked Donor to Pay $100,000 Bill
"Man, if the Justice Department still existed, you'd be in so much trouble," he said on "The Daily Show."

NYTimes Arts
Oct 08, 2026

Princeton Celebrates Anne Carson, a Nobel Prize Winner Who Was Denied Tenure
Carson, who was awarded the Literature prize on Thursday, was denied tenure when teaching at the university in the 1980s, leading social media users to mock a congratulatory message.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 08, 2026

‘Animals' Review: Ben Affleck's Political Dilemma
Ben Affleck plays a mayoral candidate who's having a very bad day in this fizz-free political thriller.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 08, 2026

‘Animals' Review: The Politician's Dilemma
Ben Affleck plays a mayoral candidate who's having a very bad day in this fizz-free political thriller.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 08, 2026

Khalif Tahir Thompson Adds Punchlines to His Portraits
On the occasion of a new exhibition in London, Khalif Tahir Thompson discusses blending the playful with the melancholic.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 08, 2026

Princeton Celebrates Anne Carson, a Nobel Winner Whom It Denied Tenure
Carson, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature on Thursday, taught at the university in the 1980s. Social media users mocked a congratulatory message from the school.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 08, 2026

The Blood of the Dawnwalker Is a Gripping Vampire R.P.G.
The Blood of the Dawnwalker is a gripping R.P.G. exploration of power and violence.

NYTimes Arts
Oct 08, 2026

‘Matchbox the Movie' Review: We Like the Cars That Go Boom
John Cena is in the driver's seat of this stilted movie adaptation of the Mattel-brand toy cars.

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