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Cynthia Talmadge

The American artist who takes inspiration from female courtroom villains—and their outfits

Drop That Corn Dog

No platform is better suited for letting candidates bypass the hokey rituals of retail campaigning than the humble, motley podcast

Standing Room Only

Populist Art

Cultural Evolution

A young audience, an impressive schedule, and a woman president: the 140-year-old Shanghai Symphony Orchestra is very much of the moment

George Stubbs, King of the Beasts

The 18th-century British painter was the “Liverpudlian Leonardo,” revered for his portraits of racehorses and other creatures

Byrne on Broadway

The Man of Mode

Tim Walker, one of fashion’s most talented eccentrics, reflects on his smashing new show at the V&A

Larger Than Life

This month, a number of exhibitions pay tribute to those artists that died too young

Change of Scene

Lovable Geniuses, Preening Taskmasters?

Robbie Robertson, Levon Helm, and the complicated truth about band—and Band—dynamics

Open Book

The Stuff of Dreams

On the Rails

Searching for Faces

Artist Nathaniel Mary Quinn brings his newest series of unforgettable portraits to the Gagosian Gallery in Beverly Hills

Mamma Tua!

Abba morphs from musical to interactive dinner theater

The Dogaressa’s Palace

All in the Details

Louche Cannon

With Fleabag, Phoebe Waller-Bridge has caught lightning in a bottle. When someone hits with such a seismic wallop, it’s both a miracle and a mystery. Why now? Why her?

The Beat Goes On

Berlin Keeps It Real

Should I Stay or Should I Go?

There are worthwhile podcasts for both Brexiteers and Remainiacs. One is recorded in a pub

After Dark

Trick of the Light