Art and Culture

Chuck Norris, the martial arts grandmaster and action star whose roles in “Walker, Texas Ranger” and other television shows and movies made him an iconic tough guy — sparking internet parodies and…
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Russia’s pavilion at the Venice Biennale will be shut down if it engages in propaganda, the city’s mayor, Luigi Brugnaro, said on Thursday (19 March). Brugnaro added, however, that the city should remain a forum for dialogue.The…
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In response to questions from The New York Times about the A.I. allegations against “Shy Girl,” Hachette told The Times that its imprint Orbit has canceled plans to release the novel in the United States and that Hachette will…
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Last week, I spent an hour in a makeshift theatre in the middle of a park, watching Garry Starr’s comedy clown show Classic Penguins. The next day, I spent eight and a half hours in one of Adelaide’s oldest theatres watching Elevator…
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Port City Ballet Company in Halifax is currently in its first season, offering a full school program as well as professional performances (in the capital and throughout the province) and a living wage for Nova Scotia dancers at home.…
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When Lindsay Nunez came to Australia from Chile in 2019 with her husband and three-year-old son, she knew she needed to get her son to learn English as soon as possible.One of the first things she did was take her son to Lionel Bowen…
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The coin, which is supposed to commemorate the nation’s 250th anniversary, shows Mr. Trump with his fists pressed against a desk and a glowering expression on his face. The back of the coin features an eagle. – The New York Times…
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An undulating glass facade encloses the cantilevered first floor of the Glasshouse Theatre in Queensland, designed by Australian studio Blight Rayner Architecture…
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Spring is the season of creation, a time of renewal and new beginnings. In Los Angeles, alas, we were, last spring, a city of cinders. It was a time to mourn.A hard year followed with floods, ICE, AI, etc., menacing our native optimism.…
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by Christopher HallThere’s a certain problem with the status of the word “criticism” in the phrase “literary criticism.” The critical part seems to be concerned, as criticism is in general, with separating the wheat from the chaff, but…
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