From Jay-Z and Kanye West to the Ames and Selena Gomez.
WEDNESDAY 12/14 Visual Arts: Temporary Edifice I’m not sure why the big bamboo assemblage that is Compound has been shoved…
THURSDAY 12/8 Stage: Fifty Nativities Mention Langston Hughes, and most people place the author in the Harlem Renaissance, but he…
WEDNESDAY 11/30 Photography/Music: Not Fade Away A musician herself during her ’30s youth in Indiana, Jini Dellaccio became a sympathetic…
FRIDAY 11/25 Comedy: Not-So-Black Friday In a career lately revived by his popular WTF With Marc Maron podcasts (and Twitter,…
From M. Women to Visqueen.
Feist, Fox and the Law, Fruit Bats, and more.
From Das Racist and Hull to Lights and Chali 2na.
WEDNESDAY 11/9 Stage: Sure Shooter The many joys of Annie Get Your Gun, the 1946 musical that proved to be…
FRIDAY 11/4 Film: Woman in Green Eric Rohmer‘s 1986 masterpiece Le Rayon Vert (aka The Green Ray) delivers an absorbing,…
FRIDAY 10/28 Books: Reconnaissance, War, Tragedy The tallest peak in the world has inspired a mountain of books, and Wade Davis…
From Thelonious Monster to Harry and the Potters.
WEDNESDAY 10/19 Fashion: Forever Wrapped To say Diane von Furstenberg has lived a fabulous life is a gross understatement. The…
From Avram Fefer to Mariachi El Bronx.
Blackie, Chad VanGaalen, and the start of Earshot Jazz Fest.
THURSDAY 10/13 Music: From Punk to Bifocals Like Patti Smith, Nick Lowe was only ever punk by association. Though he…
St. Vincent, The Long Winters, and a killer chicken-fried steak.
WEDNESDAY 10/5 Books/Stage: Dr. Lizardo Chances are you think of him as a killer: the Emmy-winning kind who enlivened Dexter…
From Afraid of Figs and Blue Marvel to Dude York and the Foghorns.
WEDNESDAY 9/28 Happy Hours: Free Peas, Please You needn’t be traveling on your company’s expense account to enjoy the luxuries…
