What You Can See From the High Line
Mr. Scofidio never wanted the High Line to be too, well, pedestrian. He thought of it as a linear path that challenged its ...
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When John and Yoko Came to Ontario to Figure Out How to Change the World
Lennon was denied entry into the US in May 1969 due to a minor drug infraction in London, where he had copped a plea. The ...
The Lost Great American Musical Returns, Over 75 Years Later
Kurt Weill and Alan Jay Lerner’s pioneering “Love Life” was thwarted by circumstance. Now, it is coming to Encores! at New ...
Pierre Yovanovitch Designs a Set for the Korea National Opera, a Rare Ettore Sottsass Show Opens in Tribeca, and More News
Joseph Specter most recently served as a president and general director of Arizona opera, where he flexed his experience with ...
All 12 Martin Scorsese Movies Set in New York City, Ranked
It's no secret that Martin Scorsese loves setting movies in New York City, as seen in classics like Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, ...
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The Hitchcockian Wonders of “Misericordia”
Alain Guiraudie’s intimate thriller, about sex and death in a rustic village, bends classic tropes into modern forms.
Minnesotans' love stories get turned into song by ‘genius’ actor in Guthrie’s ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’
Royer Bockus has composed scores of ditties for couples at the show, adding depth and dimension to Shakespeare’s popular ...