10 Reasons to Rediscover John Cale
5. John Cale and Terry Riley: “Ides of March” (1971)Here’s something from the more avant-classical side of Cale: a long,...
Read more5. John Cale and Terry Riley: “Ides of March” (1971)Here’s something from the more avant-classical side of Cale: a long,...
Read moreLast year, on a soulful covers EP, the eternal American Idol Kelly Clarkson channeled what certainly seemed like some post-divorce...
Read moreIt’s hard to pick the most surreal part of Julius Avery’s new horror film. It could be that the main...
Read more‘Infinite Sea’Rent or buy on Amazon or Vudu.The writer-director Carlos Amaral’s debut feature seems to be set in the 1980s,...
Read moreBRIGHTON, England — The floor-to-ceiling windows in Paul Barber’s spartan office offer a panorama of the lush green practice fields...
Read moreFor Mollie Gathro, live theater was a once-a-year indulgence if the stars aligned perfectly.Gathro has degenerative disc disease and Ehlers-Danlos...
Read moreHe pitched through the first inning like a 10-year veteran, but when he returned to the dugout, the long-awaited moment...
Read more“Fear … fearless … oh fear … fearlessness,” Leslie Feist sings in “Forever Before,” from her new album, “Multitudes.” She...
Read moreThe director Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s latest film to premiere in U.S. theaters, “Passion,” is also one of his oldest — a...
Read moreHarris, who grew up in Chevy Chase, Md., and attended the Field School in northwest Washington, cobbled together a big...
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