Think ‘Foundation’ Is Beautiful? Thank the James Webb Telescope
Are you watching the new season of the Apple TV+ series Foundation and thinking, “Wow, space looks cool. I wish it really was like that”? You’re in luck—it very well …
ART & CULTURE
Four-venue Actors’ Playhouse talent hunt leads to cash, scholarships
Written by Abraham Galvan on February 28, 2023 Advertisement Coral Gables’ Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre is bringing back “Young Talent Big Dreams,” the county’s most widespread free youth …
Tourism in Minnesota from 1835–1940
In 1835, artist George Catlin traveled from St. Louis to Fort Snelling by steamboat. He described the trip as “the Fashionable Tour” – one that provided travelers a “fair sample” …
Frieze Acquires Art Fairs EXPO CHICAGO and the Armory Show
Frieze, already an art world behemoth with annual fairs in London, New York, Los Angeles and Seoul, is about to become even bigger with its acquisition of two of the …
Cheryl Hines addresses the donkey in the room
In a recent interview with Newsweek, actress Cheryl Hines — best known for her role in Larry David’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” and for guest-hosting (along with comedian Tig Notaro) the podcast “Tig …
Lewis Capaldi and Emma Watson were among stars at Wimbledon women’s final
It was one of the first public appearances for Scottish singer Capaldi after he struggled through his Pyramid stage performance at Glastonbury last month and announced he is taking a …
As You Like It: Royal Shakespeare Theatre’s ‘good-natured comedic romp’
For his RSC debut, Omar Elerian has presented “As You Like It” conventionally, as a “good-natured comedic romp packed with laughter”, said Diane Parkes on What’s on Stage. There is a …
New York’s Public Theater Lays Off 19 Percent of Its Staff
The Public Theater, one of the nation’s most prestigious and successful nonprofit theaters, laid off 19 percent of its staff on Thursday as a financial crisis sweeps across the field. …
What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries in July
Want to see new art in the city? Check out Senga Nengudi’s “Spirit Flags,” Graham Anderson’s studies in orange and an exhibition of Filipino artists. And don’t miss the new …
Translating Traditional Korean Movement to ‘a Language for Our Time’
Like many court ceremonies, the Confucian ritual that has been performed for centuries at the royal Jongmyo shrine in Korea, is meticulous and measured, stately and restrained. In the shrine’s …