An enchanting mix of literary insight and cultural commentary, in the spirit of the hero of “The Tempest”
The project by Sarah Willis, a horn player at the Berlin Philharmonic, will raise money for the Havana Lyceum Orchestra
“Palm Springs”, a new romantic comedy, has arrived at the right time
The documentary follows LGBT individuals fleeing persecution in the Russian republic as well as the activists helping them
The director and composer reshaped the Western, and drew up a new blueprint for movie soundscapes
The poems have struck a chord on Twitter for their evocative descriptions of the changes wrought by covid-19
An auction of contemporary, Impressionist and modern pieces on June 29th showed that buyers are no longer reticent about bidding online for art
Fifty years on, Bernardo Bertolucci’s portrait of fascism is still chilling
There are more than 100 archaeological museums in Greece. Few get more than a handful of visitors a year
Arrested on trumped-up charges, Osman Kavala has spent nearly three years in a high-security prison
In his 25 years as music director, Michael Tilson Thomas has encouraged freedom and flair
Jon Stewart’s latest film is pleasant, competent and utterly forgettable
A previously unreleased album, “Homegrown”, is further evidence of the musician’s gloomy creativity in the 1970s
