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‘On the Road’ Review: A Queer Romantic Thriller
Oct 28, 2026

‘On the Road’ Review: A Queer Romantic Thriller

A young outcast hitches a ride with an older, married trucker in this atmospherically charged drama that traverses northern Mexico....

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‘Closure’ Review: Looking for Hope in a River
Oct 28, 2026

‘Closure’ Review: Looking for Hope in a River

A gorgeous and devastating documentary follows a father obsessively looking for his missing son....

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Peter May Has Died. The Scottish Noir Author Turned Rejections Into Best-Sellers.
Oct 28, 2026

Peter May Has Died. The Scottish Noir Author Turned Rejections Into Best-Sellers.

He made his name with “The Blackhouse,” a mystery set in the Outer Hebrides that was turned down by publishers before fueling a bidding war. He was 74....

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The Photographers Who Helped Turn Marilyn Monroe Into a Global Star
Oct 28, 2026

The Photographers Who Helped Turn Marilyn Monroe Into a Global Star

The New York Historical exhibition explores the images that propelled the rise of Marilyn Monroe....

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The Foundational Feminist Marianne Wex Takes Her Place at MoMA
Oct 28, 2026

The Foundational Feminist Marianne Wex Takes Her Place at MoMA

An exhibition is built around the German artist Marianne Wex, whose photos are in dialogue with the works of others....

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Josh Johnson, a Trusted Music Producer, Has a New Jazz LP Coming Out
Oct 28, 2026

Josh Johnson, a Trusted Music Producer, Has a New Jazz LP Coming Out

Josh Johnson became a trusted producer of Meshell Ndegeocello and Flea for knowing when to guide and when to let go. He gives himself that license on a new LP, “Animative.”...

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The Perfect Books for Classic Horror Movie Fans
Oct 28, 2026

The Perfect Books for Classic Horror Movie Fans

The author Nick Medina recommends novels that capture the vibes of beloved scary movies like “The Thing,” “Scream” and more....

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Alex Da Corte Takes On Roy Lichtenstein and Marisol
Oct 28, 2026

Alex Da Corte Takes On Roy Lichtenstein and Marisol

The artist Alex Da Corte offers a fresh take on Roy Lichtenstein and Marisol in two new projects opening back-to-back this fall....

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To Get an Orchestra Job, Study ‘Jaws’ as Much as Mahler
Oct 28, 2026

To Get an Orchestra Job, Study ‘Jaws’ as Much as Mahler

As orchestras increasingly program film soundtracks and music by contemporary composers, the excerpts used in auditions are changing, too....

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This ‘Flying Dutchman’ Tests the Limits on Artists Speaking Freely About Israel
Oct 28, 2026

This ‘Flying Dutchman’ Tests the Limits on Artists Speaking Freely About Israel

A Berlin production of “The Flying Dutchman” transforms Wagner’s opera into a provocative allegory amid fears of political interference and censorship in the arts....

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