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Jack Siebert

The Los Angeles–based curator using social media to find the art world’s rising stars

Gary Janetti

The comedy writer and producer behind Family Guy, Will & Grace, and a beloved Instagram account reveals his travel routine

Fresh, Fly, Fabulous!

A new coffee-table book chronicles 50 years of hip-hop style, from Queen Latifah to Dapper Dan, Slick Rick to Run-DMC

The Salmanic Verses

Nature Morte

A poet of transfiguration, the sculptor Berlinde De Bruyckere discusses the emotions that warm her dark work

Exit Laughing

At La Monnaie, a posthumous premiere for On Purge Bébé, a prolific Belgian’s off-color comedy

Running Target

In the 1930s, Nazis tried to kill All Quiet on the Western Front. A new screen adaptation, in theaters now, proves its longevity

Staff Picks

Don’t miss an actor’s debut novel, a look at forgotten heroes of the Holocaust, and a travelogue of a family’s trip along Route 66

Blue Period

Roger Rosenblatt’s latest book combines prose and illustrations to explore mystery, his late daughter, and his recent eye surgery

Chasing Vermeer

The Story Behind the Armie Hammer Story

Author James Kirchick takes listeners inside his reporting, and what it was like to speak with the actor

Marcellus Hall’s Sketchbook

Sick or Genius?

Directors can’t stop making movies about tortured artists

To Catch a Klimt

Two long-hidden, hugely expensive, and very rare paintings by Gustav Klimt have suddenly popped up in Asia. Who’s the elusive art adviser behind them?

Ellroy Confidential

All Roads Lead to Claudia Cardinale

Ada “Bricktop” Smith

The forgotten queen of Jazz Age Montmartre

The Yin and Yang of 1960s Britain

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

Heart of Gold

Richard Cœur de Lion returns to the Royal Opera House at Versailles for the first time since the French Revolution

Rock of Ages

Blonde Ambition

In an interview, Pamela Anderson discusses Hugh Hefner, the sex tape with Tommy Lee, and her five failed marriages

Paul Cox’s Sketchbook

Dirty Latin

If you want to know how Romans actually talked, then look at their obscene graffiti