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To see a Ken Jacobs film usually means venturing into the quasi-mystical realm of underground cinema. There, safe from the...

Many years ago, I worked as a salesperson at Hugo Boss in the Beverly Center in Los Angeles. I sold...

In the thought-provoking exhibition, “Love Songs: Photography and Intimacy,” at the International Center of Photography, two series of photographs by...

The International Tchaikovsky Competition, one of the world’s most prestigious music contests, is typically a bustling, Olympics-style gathering that every...

Meanwhile, Miranda, who wants nothing more than to support Che’s rise to multicamera sitcom stardom, almost ends up thwarting it....

For those who remember the 2019 Shakespeare in the Park production of “Much Ado About Nothing” — as I do,...

In this naïve, nostalgic documentary, a pair of musicians go on a road trip with the ambitious mission of creating...

Absurdist theater is like the naturalistic play’s overachieving older sibling. Traditional theater attempts to describe the chaos of the human...

The proliferation of documentaries on streaming services makes it difficult to choose what to watch. Each month, we’ll choose three...

In an interview, the museum’s president and chief executive, R. Scott Stephenson, called the museum, which opened in 2017, a...