Art and Culture

NEW YORK (AP) — Upending a longtime tradition of promoting from within its ranks, Simon & Schuster has named a former Amazon.com executive, Greg Greeley, as its new CEO. The publisher…
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Al Zuckerman, founder of Writers House, one of publishing’s first modern literary agencies, died on March 5 from natural causes. He was 94.Zuckerman began his agenting career “as a one-man shop, taking business meetings in a bank…
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The following Data Byte is Dance Data Project® (DDP)’s first combined examination of leadership and compensation among the largest contemporary and modern dance companies in the United States. The Largest 150 U.S. Contemporary &…
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About Several books of poems have been published in recent years by Moloko Print, Statdlichter Presse, Phantom Outlaw Editions, and Cold Turkey … The agenda is just what it says: news of arts, media & culture delivered with…
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Two days of suddenly warm weather here in New York City brought this poem to mind, though it’s really too early to think about it . . . T.S. Eliot APRIL IS NOT THE CRUELEST“Finally,” he said, ”the daffodils are here — and all…
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The most important federal antitrust suit in live music may have just ended with barely a slap on the wrist.The announcement that Live Nation has reached a settlement with the Department of Justice, resolving a years-long suit alleging…
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Will win: “One Battle After Another”Should win: “One Battle After Another”Should’ve been nominated: “Sirāt”Best DirectorPaul Thomas Anderson, “One Battle After Another”Ryan Coogler, “Sinners”Josh Safdie, “Marty Supreme”Joachim Trier,…
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For many Glaswegians, the fire that has destroyed the Union Corner building next to Glasgow Central station is an unsettling reminder of fires that obliterated the city’s famous School of Art, first in 2014 and then again in 2018…
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There is a particular kind of danger that smells like paper and dust. You find it in independent bookshops. Those with uneven wooden floors and handwritten staff recommendations, where someone has shelved Audre Lorde next to Karl Marx…
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