The National Symphony Orchestra’s musicians will be receiving pay cuts, but will not be furloughed, under a new deal hammered out between their union and the John F. Kennedy Center...
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Dance is a medium best experienced in person, but it can be inaccessible: You have to show up at a certain place and time, often with an expensive ticket in...
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Drake’s new single “Toosie Slide” was released on Friday, but that’s only if you think of a song’s release in an old-fashioned way — which is to say, a full...
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This was supposed to be a big year for the Trisha Brown Dance Company, founded 50 years ago. In early March, the troupe flew to France to begin a sold-out...
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Dua Lipa looked away from the camera and covered her face with a manicured hand. “I really didn’t want to do this,” she half-whispered. She failed to muffle a major...
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Tenstorrent, an AI and machine learning hardware startup based in Toronto, Canada, today emerged from stealth with over $34 million in funding and an all-in-one computer system dubbed Grayskull. Cofounder...
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Recent books of interest: ON BEING ME: A Personal Invitation to Philosophy, by J. David Velleman. (Princeton University, $12.95.) A pithy guide to eternal questions, by a specialist in ethics...
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We’ve experienced a heartbreaking 9,000 Chinese-virus deaths, three-tenths of 1 percent of the 2.9 million American deaths from all causes last year and 6 percent of the 120,000 influenza and...
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For 230 years, the Supreme Court of the United States has been a political institution, but only rarely a partisan one. More than a century ago, the court controversially concluded...
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HOW MUCH OF THESE HILLS IS GOLD By C Pam Zhang Chinese-Americans — both native-born and immigrant — played a huge part in the settling of the American West, a...
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