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On the burgeoning Manhattanville campus, Diller Scofidio + Renfro’s architecture empowers a social movement in business education to do good as well as earn money.

A cutting-edge robot doll becomes a girl’s best friend and dangerously more in this hyperbole horror movie.

“I wanted a change,” said Ratmansky, announcing his next episode after 13 years at the American Ballet Theatre.

Adrienne Kennedy’s 75-minute memory game was scheduled to run until February 12; It will close on January 15.

A studio portraitist turns the lens on flamboyant second-persons in his first solo US museum exhibition at Princeton.

In “The Inspection,” he plays a drill instructor who takes a bullied newbie under his wing; it’s the kind of upbringing that the actor says he sees as well.

A new documentary by Gédéon and Jules Naudet chronicles the day of the US Capitol attack.

Created by the team behind “The Play That Goes Wrong,” the farce follows an inept theater company trying to stage a popular children’s play.

The reputation of Vicente Lusitano, one of the earliest known composers of African descent active in Europe, has been tainted for centuries.

Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whiting allege in a lawsuit that Paramount Pictures should have known that their teenage nudes were “obtained secretly and illegally.”

“There are all these incredible artists who create work that’s really hard to define,” Beth Morrison, a music theater impresario, said in a recent interview. “It is work that falls between disciplines, that is beautiful and strange, and …

Films as different as the biopic “Until Blood” and the thriller “Resurrection” use long monologues to give female characters a chance to really make their voices heard.

‘Coraline’ and ‘Fantastic Mr. The studio behind hit stop-motion movies like Fox’ began work on the new movie in 2008 but had to wait for the technology to catch up.

As the holiday soundtrack enters the final week of 2022, Mariah Carey spearheaded an avalanche of Christmas carols on Billboard’s singles chart.

The “Unheard Symphony of the Planet” emerges Using a small device called the Raspberry Shake, people around the world tune in to the vibrations of the earth. Photos by Madeleine Morley Credits by Peter Fisher…Peter Fisher for The New York …