Category: 5. Entertainment

Where better to laud Steven Spielberg, an artist who has defined and redefined the theater experience throughout his career, than at CinemaCon, the annual gathering of theater owners and studios to…

Before I get into the best cuticle oils, a bit of backstory. I was born in 1997 with what I can only describe as an untapped well of anxiety, which, for years, manifested in biting my nails and feeling deeply insecure about my subsequent nubs….

Concert giant Live Nation and its Ticketmaster subsidiary had a harmful monopoly over big concert venues, a Manhattan federal jury has found, dealing the company a loss in a lawsuit over claims brought by dozens of US states.

The jury deliberated…

The first new moon of spring rises on April 17 at 7:52 a.m. Eastern time amidst the Lyrid meteor shower. The fiery lunation resides in the passionate sign Aries, motivating us to set our goals and ensure they come to fruition for the next four…

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A Domestic Animal, by Francis King. McNally Editions. 256 pages. $19.

Like many Englishmen, the neglected gay novelist Francis…

You know the memes: Hiking sneakers that have never seen anything gnarlier that a cement pothole. Crags? What are those again? It’s hard to pinpoint when exactly gorpcore sneakers infiltrated the everyday fashion uniform, but they’re…

On 1 January 1968, viewers of the TV soap opera Coronation Street experienced a mild culture shock as a clump of hippies decked out in floral shirts, Afghan coats and John Lennon spectacles temporarily took over the house at No 11, former home to…

The 99-year-old St. James Theater in New York has been home to some of the most indelible Broadway productions ever, from Oklahoma! to Hello, Dolly! to Nicole Scherzinger’s blood-spattered turn in Sunset Boulevard last season. But the storied…