The day we stop celebrating and arguing about art is the day we’ll know the bastards have won, writes critic Mary McNamara.
The day we stop celebrating and arguing about art is the day we’ll know the bastards have won, writes critic Mary McNamara.
With my third and youngest child about to leave the nest, I have a few ideas about how to increase the birth rate — preserving the planet and offering parental leave, for starters.
Many of the institutions that Trump is threatening to curtail or destroy — PBS, NPR, Harvard, the Smithsonian, the Kennedy Center, Voice of America and even national parks — have made this country a democratic haven and cultural center for decades.
The three-part docuseries premiering Sunday examines how a respected, family-run mortuary business turned into a macabre crime scene.
Harvey Weinstein, through his lawyer, is attempting to restore the old, hateful narrative of the ‘casting couch.’ The defense is trying to prove that the women testifying in his retrial willingly had sex with Weinstein to get work and then accused him to get money.
I took the AI-enhanced Agatha Christie writing course and I could have done with no AI and much more Christie.