Art and Culture

Many publishers first noticed the complaints spike last summer. The subscriber whose weekly newspaper arrived five days late. The subscriber who received no issues for three weeks in a row, then three issues on the same day a month…
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Irish Times editor Ruadhán Mac Cormaic in the newsroom. Picture: Irish Times Revenue generated by subscribers to The Irish Times is now fully funding…
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Before Black History Month runs out, let’s note that David Lester has a new graphic novel in the works, THE BLACK SCHOONER. “It tells the true story of the 1839 uprising aboard the Amistad,” Lester says, and is one of a “growing number…
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June 14, 2024, 1:25pm This Sunday, Broadway will recognize some of the year’s plays and musicals with a shiny celebration and a great many inside jokes. Maybe you’ve seen some of the…
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Remember Encarta? That was a Microsoft product. But in 1994, even “the oldest-school tech giant of them all, IBM, found the strangest of bedfellows in Playboymagazine, whose famous interviews it collected on disc.” But the…
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The portrayal of a former university official in Steve Coogan’s film about the discovery of the remains of Richard III is defamatory, a high court judge has ruled.Richard Taylor, a former deputy registrar at the University of Leicester,…
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Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) is at a critical inflection point in its history. Building upon its tradition of impressive artistic and educational achievements, TPAC has articulated ambitious goals to build a new…
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Recent movies (Hit Man, anyone?), even when set in New Orleans, just aren’t … sweaty. So what wins the title of sweatiest movie of all time? – NPR Source link
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