As filmmaker Alex Gibney argues in his epic documentary Musk, the world’s richest man is using his historic wealth to impact ...

Before being interrupted by bebop, then Elvis Presley, and then The Beatles and the remaining British Invasion, big band jazz was America’s most popular music. Yet despite the genre’s overall scroll ...

The scariest thing I saw on television as a child was an episode of the animated G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero in which seemingly solid characters melt into a purplish ooze. I learn now, on the ...

As fitting as it would be to start off this review with all the suspense of a detective tale, evaluating the plentiful evidence I amassed in investigating the theatrical “case” of Baker Street ...

As in the source material, the beauty of the title of François Ozon’s adaptation of Albert Camus’s The Stranger (Music Box, $27.96 Blu-ray, $23.96 DVD) is that it can refer to any number of its ...

Stephen Wade’s Our Common Life publishes on Sept. 1. (Courtesy University of Illinois Press) Author, music historian and Grammy Award-nominated banjoist and guitarist Stephen Wade’s brand-new book is ...

When I was a graduate student in musicology at Columbia University in the 1950s, the only woman composer we ever studied — and only briefly — was Amy Beach (1867-1944). At that time, she was deemed ...

The Criterion Collection, as any cinephile knows, casts a wide net, and us critics lucky enough to land on the distributor’s media radar are never short of options for review material. Last month saw ...

On the Cliff (1910), by Charles Courtney Curran. (Photo courtesy Albany Institute of History and Art) Known for his American Impressionist style and Gilded Age sensibility, American artist Charles ...

Palm Beach Opera opened its 2026 season Friday night with the ever-popular La Bohème by Giacomo Puccini. Premiered in Turin almost 130 years ago to the date, it has remained one of the five most ...

Bouquet (2011), by Bruce Metcalf. The brooch will be on view at the Bijoux! jewelry show in Boca Raton starting Jan. 13. (Photo courtesy Bruce Metcalf) Jewelry artists from Israel, Italy, Amsterdam, ...

WEST PALM BEACH — Palm Beach Dramaworks is offering its eighth annual Perlberg Festival of New Plays this month at the company’s Clematis Street home. From Jan. 9 to 11, playwrights will unite with a ...