The caricaturist captured the likenesses of luminaries who occupied a cultural milieu of performance.

Somehow, our sport of celebrity has blurred into the real work of society-making.

Their hesitancy may not be easily dispelled.

The Administration’s support for the Abraham Accords is having unintended consequences for Israel’s Prime Minister.

The tangle of art and life gets a vanity workout amid the pandemic lockdown.

The subscription service delivers diverse ready-to-heat meals by some of New York’s most prominent restaurateurs.

Evan Rachel Wood’s accusations of abuse reveal a blind spot in our reverence for outsider musicians.

Emperor during the great fire of Rome: four letters.

“The first time he realized that there was something not quite right about him was when a woman crossed the street as she saw him coming.”

“Than softly falling snow . . .”

The author discusses “A Wrinkle in the Realm,” his story from this week’s issue of the magazine.

“Attic trunk, stone well, / or metonymic moon / time-travelling for wisdom.”