Art and Culture

The boundaries between fact and fiction are becoming increasingly blurred. And nowhere more so than in the film industry. The recent promotional tour for Wicked: For Good became a show in itself almost from the get-go. Basically, it was…
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The museum “covers the entire history of city parks within a 6-by-10-foot room. … Because the museum capacity is five people and the pent-up demand goes back 130 years, the opening was intentionally kept soft.” – San Francisco…
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Fantasy doesn’t need defending. It is one of the great cultural forms at the moment, all-pervading, ubiquitous. Maybe even the dominant form of writing just now, in line with the bookseller’s joke that contemporary publishing divides…
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"Beloved reflects a deep ambivalence about revelation, specifically about the use of language to reveal." This first appeared in Lit Hub’s Craft of Writing newsletter—sign up here.Article continues…
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It may be billed as Britain’s premier film awards, but when nominations for the Baftas were announced last month, the lack of British representation in the top categories was hard to ignore. Just one British actor, Robert Aramayo,…
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James Cameron is weighing in on the battle for Warner Bros. Discovery, calling on the U.S. Senate Antitrust Subcommittee to block Netflix's acquisition of the Hollywood studio.In a letter to subcommittee chair and Rublican Sen. Mike Lee…
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Colón’s “driving musical energy and mischievous bad-boy image — he was long promoted as ‘El Malo’ — helped made him a luminary of New York salsa music, and 1978 collaboration with Rubén Blades, Siembra, became one of the top-selling…
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Stepping into Jr. Market boutique in Highland Park is like entering a 1980s time warp. Built into a refurbished shipping container, it’s filled with everything from tiny Walkman-style portables to colorful, number-flip clock radios and,…
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Turns out Gaza broke the country's art world, too.…
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