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Klaus Kremmerz’s Sketchbook

A Raging Bull’s Fighting Words

Robert De Niro has a new baby and a celebrated new film—his 10th with Martin Scorsese—but what the acclaimed actor really wants to discuss is the crazy and absurd phenomenon of Donald Trump

Cat-and-Mouse Game

It was never going to be easy adapting “Cat Person,” Kristen Roupenian’s viral New Yorker short story, into a movie—even with Nicholas Braun starring

The Girl with the Gimlet Eye

New York writer Natasha Stagg translated her exacting cultural critiques into work for big brands. Her latest book grapples with questions about social media, identity, and authenticity in our increasingly online world

The Girls Next Door

Write Book, Bake Cake, Buy Flowers

Acclaimed first as a novel, then as a movie, The Hours finds a niche at the Metropolitan Opera

After-School Activity

While spies are frequently portrayed as hardened, middle-aged men, a new book reveals that undercover agents are often twentysomething women

Hip-Hop and Happening

Three new coffee-table books celebrate hip-hop—which originated in New York’s South Bronx 50 years ago—as a musical genre and cultural movement

The Inside Story on the Craziest Grifter Story Ever

Listen to the editor of “The Grift, the Prince, and the Twist” as he reveals how he uncovered the con

Big Screens, Small Pictures

The Shock of the Old

An exhibition of 28 nearly 400-year-old paintings was the global cultural event of 2023. Why?

Marcellus Hall’s Sketchbook

A Closed Book

With its opaque criteria and global purview, judging literature’s prestigious Nobel Prize is often a thankless task

Charlotte Colbert

The multi-media artist’s Alice in Wonderland–inspired exhibition brings a trippy perspective to Frieze London

You Only LIV Once!

In light of the P.G.A. Tour’s merger with the Saudi-backed LIV Golf, a brand-new set of rules and regulations for players—and their wives!—is announced

Court of Last Resort

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

The Final Debrief

Who was John le Carré? A new documentary and book uncover fresh clues

Arnold’s Fourth Act

“Calves are the biceps of the legs!”—and other pearls of wisdom from Arnold Schwarzenegger’s new self-help book

Kids These Days

A delightful new picture book explores one of children’s favorite pastimes: speculating about the future

Double Coronation

Jake Heggie opens new seasons at the Met and in Houston with Dead Man Walking, his first opera, and Intelligence, his 10th

Facing the Music

An homage to Summer Stock, an overlooked 1950s musical starring Judy Garland and Gene Kelly

Room Service

Family (Mis)Fortunes

A Trump and a Kushner square off for the title of “World’s Worst Grandpa”