Arts and Letters

Green is the New Picasso

A slew of new exhibitions add urgency to the plight of the planet

Hilary Knight’s Sketchbook

Cush Jumbo

The actress bringing Shakespeare to life, both in and out of television courtrooms

The Magnificent Seven

Isata Kanneh-Mason, the next musical star in Britain’s most gifted family

Sex and Death in Stuttgart

The Dior Suit

An Irishman, an American, and a Norwegian Walk into a Bar …

Beast of Burden

Podcast-a-Go-Go

So many goodies, so little time. Which shows should
I be listening to, where to start, and how many chortling introductions can I take?

Thanks, but No Thanks

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Gang’s Back

Christy Turlington Burns

Chooses the books that inspire her in activism and motherhood

Mike Pence Wants a Fluffy Robe

The veep’s hotel demands (we think)

B&N It’s Not

The woman behind Once upon a Time in Hollywood’s costumes selects her favorite L.A. bookstore

Inside Scoop:
The Saratoga Race Track

Ed Sorel’s Sketchbook

Her Family and Other Animals

Michael Lewis

Selects three dark horses

#MeToo Takes the Stage

In London, Mamet’s new “Weinstein play” repels critics but delights audiences

Rigoletto, Alfresco

We’ll Always Have Paris

Vue de Signac

Ferrante Fatigue

Why Italian women un-friend the author of My Brilliant Friend

Thanks, but No Thanks

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