Art and Culture

Viewership for the season premiere of “60 Minutes” fell roughly 21 percent from a year ago, according to Nielsen, making it the lowest-rated premiere of the long-running show in recent memory. – The New York Times Source link
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J. Harrison Ghee (© Tricia Baron) Tony winner J. Harrison Ghee will take a medical hiatus from the national tour of Oh, Mary! through November 1. As previously reported, Ghee has been managing kidney disease since 2022…
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Rarely does such a cohesive, poignant theme emerge from any given New York Fashion Week. But this September, a surprising number of designers showed work that seemed to yearn for a breath of fresh air, for the obliviating embrace of the…
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As A.I. leaders warn about the dangers of their own technology, the dissonance between optimism of university leaders and the fears of many students and professors may increase. Professors and students are often in a bind about what…
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Fort Worth’s Texas Ballet Theater has tapped an experienced arts leader as its new executive director.  Nicholas Dragga brings more than 15 years of executive leadership in the ballet field, including his current role as…
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He directed more than 35 titles for film and TV, including The Lady Vanishes and Middlemarch, but had even greater impact in theatre: he staged numerous classics in London and New York, notably by Beckett and Albee, and won a Tony for…
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NPR came to the IAB Podcast Upfront with a message for advertisers: the public media organization is…
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A grassroots revolt against automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, has gained momentum across the United States. ALPRs are AI-powered cameras that capture images of all passing vehicles. The camera systems turn details into…
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Although the president caricatured it as an elite institution, and slandered it as anti-American and a danger to youth, the Kennedy Center was perhaps the most authentically populist major arts center in the country. – Washington…
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