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The American Museum of Natural History is planning to overhaul its stewardship of some 12,000 human remains, the painful legacy...

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In a theater at the Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan one recent afternoon, a rehearsal for the coming opera “Intelligence,” about...

Louise Glück, an American poet whose searing, deeply personal work, often filtered through themes of classical mythology, religion and the...

Madonna also reflected on her health struggles this year. “I forgot five days of my life, or my death,” she...

Rudy Perez, a minimalist choreographer who was a pioneer of postmodern dance, a movement that upended notions of what dance...

In 1983, Arthur Miller faced a herculean task: staging his 1949 Pulitzer Prize-winning play, “Death of a Salesman,” in Chinese,...

It was one of the most dramatic discovery stories in recent literary history. In 2001, the scholar Henry Louis Gates...

When he was a child, Tituss Burgess went with his mother to see “Your Arms Too Short to Box With...

She was in the last graduating class of Agrippina Vaganova — Vaganova, who codified the Russian training method and gave...