Art and Culture

“A multifaceted actress, Ms. Saint combined the luminous dazzle of a fashion model with the subtle and textured depths of a seasoned dramatic performer. She drew the admiration of some of the biggest directors of the 1950s and 1960s,…
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London’s Victoria and Albert Museum plans to open a voluntary exit scheme to staff across the museum, confirming a cost-cutting step less than two weeks after strikes at its South Kensington site. The V&A says rising costs, reduced…
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A motion from Congresswoman Joyce Beatty (D-OH), a member of the Center’s board who’s suing to prevent its closure, is requesting financial and other records as part of discovery. As Trump is chairman of the Kennedy Center board, the…
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For New York magazine staffers, this archival pit stop was a relief. It signaled real interest—a sign that the Murdochs’ $300 million–plus purchase, through their investment company called Lupa, was not a vanity play.“You can just tell…
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Ruth Seymour and my father, Will Lewis, built KCRW's programming — they made the station worth hearing. I built its audience. In the 1980s, my marketing took a…
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While the lawsuits differ, they all claim the smear campaigns were carried out through anonymous websites, fabricated social media posts or promotion of unflattering articles and posts on the internet.  – The New York Times…
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Disney lawyers asked a judge in U.S. District Court in Washington to bar the F.C.C. from undertaking an unusual, early review of the broadcast licenses of the eight stations the company owns and operates. – The New York Times…
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DDP’s latest data set shows half of the creative teams commissioned for new dance works are entirely male. Less than 10 percent have an equal proportion of men and women. All-women teams are rare. “It basically proves what people have…
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Interview After stabilizing, modernizing, and diversifying the century-old artist retreat, Richardson says she's ready for a new chapter.…
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Botstein, embattled and polarizing, has held on. He has continued to teach at Bard, the liberal arts college 100 miles north of New York City. (He is on sabbatical now to complete a book on Mahler.) He remains the artistic co-director…
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