Art and Culture

A Hollywood office space once used for Netflix productions now houses several microdramas shoots a week. Inside, there are familiar markers of a traditional set — craft services tucked around the corner, multiple shooting locations…
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When the venue reopens in 2028, after a 15-month closure that begins at the end of this year, an updated version of its signature metal marquee will hang above Broadway again. But the interior will be completely renovated, and its many…
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The playwright’s handwritten notes, stage directions and edits made during rehearsals for the play’s world premiere contain some telling and even surprising details. “Sometimes,” says Mantello, “it’s just a little clue that lodges…
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This toilet, spray-painted gold and set on a faux-marble pedestal, is the latest in a series of protest artworks and installations taking aim at President Donald Trump and his administration. A plaque on each side of the structure…
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Spurned by a careers counsellor who advised her that finishing high school would be a waste of time, the Aboriginal storyteller, festival director, curator, actor and writer Rhoda Roberts went on to become one of Australia’s greatest…
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One week after Hachette Book Group pulled Mia Ballard’s Shy Girl for strong suspicions of AI use, the industry is reeling—and struggling to contend with the implications of the novel’s cancelation. Ballard’s originally…
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Over the years, Ye has amassed perhaps the most obsessive fan base in all of hip-hop, and some of them have carefully charted the evolution of the tracks on “Bully.” During that Laboy interview, Ye enthused about a new technology that…
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Scribe US, Sandorf Passage,S&S/Summit Books, Charco Press, Vintage, Graywolf Press Six books have been…
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This marks the highest level of arts funding in the province’s history, meant to support “creativity, strengthening communities and ensuring the arts remain accessible in every corner of the province,” Tanya Fir, the province’s arts and…
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Tiit Helimets, an Estonian dancer and choreographer who was a principal at San Francisco Ballet from 2005 to 2023, will take up his new role at the start of next season. – The Sacramento Bee Source link
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