Arts, Events & Culture
Art & creativity, events, design, cultural shifts
A vibrant tapestry of cultural expression is emerging, as artists navigate personal and societal tensions through their work. Lizzo's candid performances juxtapose the trials of celebrity with raw artistry, while the Mekons and Jilly Cooper explore themes of loneliness and masculinity against a backdrop of evolving societal norms. Meanwhile, the art world is experiencing a robust resurgence, reflecting a broader desire for connection and commentary, whether through the provocative lens of homelessness or the nostalgic revival of beloved musicals like 'Beetlejuice.' As these narratives unfold, they invite us to reconsider our relationships with art, identity, and the complexities of modern life.
Articles
- How Ashley Padilla, Breakout ‘S.N.L.’ Star, Nails Comic Timing
Ashley Padilla's unique comic timing elevates her performances on 'S.N.L.', turning ordinary jokes into moments of unexpected absurdity.
- Who’s Who in ‘Michael’: A Guide to the Characters
The upcoming Michael Jackson biopic features a cast of notable musical figures, including Jaafar Jackson as the lead, providing a glimpse into the characters that will populate the film.
- The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics
Political cartoonists provide a humorous and critical reflection on the week's political events, showcasing a diverse range of perspectives through their art. This week's selection highlights the most impactful and entertaining cartoons that capture the current political climate.
- Jimmy Kimmel Roasts Trump at a Mock White House Correspondents’ Dinner
Jimmy Kimmel delivered a satirical roast of Donald Trump at a mock White House Correspondents’ Dinner, drawing inspiration from Kid Rock's Super Bowl halftime show to create an 'all-American' twist on the event.
- Review: ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ Revival Gives Us What We Want
Sam Pinkleton's revival of 'The Rocky Horror Show' at Studio 54 delivers the exuberant chaos fans desire, balanced by Rachel Dratch's witty narration.
- Stream These Movies and TV Shows Before They Leave Netflix in May
A curated list highlights the top movies and TV shows that U.S. subscribers should watch on Netflix before they expire in May.
- How a Museum Built Its Buzz: Popcorn, Puppets and Free Tickets
The Museum of the Moving Image in Queens successfully doubled its attendance by transforming into a community hub through engaging initiatives like offering free tickets and hosting unique events such as popcorn and puppet shows.
- Meet the Turner Prize 2026 Nominees
The Turner Prize 2026 nominees showcase a diverse range of artistic practices, including spoken-word performances and innovative use of commercial merchandise from oil companies.
- ‘I Swear’ Review: Surviving and Thriving Against the Odds
Robert Aramayo delivers a compelling performance in a biographical drama that transcends clichés, portraying the resilience of a man with Tourette's syndrome.