The Comme des Garçons founder on her debut as a costume designer at the Wiener Staatsoper.
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Rei Kawakubo Talks ‘Orlando,’ Opera and the Performance of Gender
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‘S.N.L.’: Paul Rudd, Jimmy Fallon and James Corden Rule the NATO Cafeteria
An opening sketch featured celebrities playing the world leaders who were caught on tape gossiping about President Trump.
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What’s on TV Sunday: ‘Hala’ and ‘The L Word: Generation Q’
Catch Minhal Baig’s coming-of-age story about a Muslim teenager, and the revival of Showtime’s pioneering L.G.B.T.Q. series.
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The Life of Mike Nichols
Ash Carter and Sam Kashner discuss their new oral history of the director, and Alexandra Jacobs talks about her biography of Elaine Stritch.
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Ron Leibman, Tony Winner for ‘Angels,’ Is Dead at 82
In addition to his acclaimed turn as Roy Cohn on Broadway, he was known for his work in “Norma Rae,” “Slaughterhouse Five” and other films.... -
Dressing ‘The Irishman’: Polyester Pantsuits and Capo Collars
The costume designers Sandy Powell and Christopher Peterson explain why they turned to Pucci-style looks for the women and how they waded through a sea... -
That Banana on the Wall? At Art Basel Miami It’ll Cost You $120,000.
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Review: Dancing the ‘Twisted Beauty’ of the Black Experience
At the Next Wave Festival, the choreographer Kyle Marshall unveils a new work along with his ravishing “Colored” from 2017.
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‘I’m a Business, Man’
Michael Eric Dyson’s book, “Jay-Z: Made in America” is new on the nonfiction list this week.
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‘Reprisal’ Review: A Femme Fatale on the Midnight Train to Revenge
In Hulu’s “Reprisal,” Abigail Spencer plays a woman on an implacable mission in a Southern gothic tale of brawling gangs and tender male pride.... -
Stevie Ray Vaughan Remembered by Those Who Knew Him Best
For “Texas Flood,” their oral history of the legendary blues guitarist, Alan Paul and Andy Aledort talked to his family, bandmates and crew.
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A ‘Crisis’ Brings Together Many DC Comics Heroes
A five-part crossover story, premiering Sunday on CW, will include some unexpected characters.
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Holiday Magic: Fooled and Fooled and Fooled Again
In its sixth year on Broadway, “The Illusionists” serves up familiar routines, but two smaller shows deliver egghead charm and brainy sleight-of-hand.... -
Review: Steve Reich Makes a Rare Venture Into the Orchestra
“Music for Ensemble and Orchestra” had its New York premiere on Thursday with the New York Philharmonic and Jaap van Zweden.
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Hugh, Actually: In U.K. Campaign, Voters Find an Actor at the Door
Celebrities have long thrown the weight of their public personas behind political candidates. But Hugh Grant has been one of the most active ahead of... -
The $120,000 Banana Wins Art Basel
Stampeding billionaires took over Miami Beach for the annual art fair where everybody is V.I.P.
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Is ‘Playing It Safe’ Bad for Classical Music?
The New York Times’s chief classical music critic and a loyal reader (and listener) wrestle with the boundaries of programming.
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John Mulaney’s Comic Stew: Sondheim, ‘Drag Race’ and Spalding Gray
The comedian, who has a special for kids coming to Netflix, talks about the theater, movies and writing that have shaped his work.
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When a Film Shows Gay Romance in Georgia, Going to See It Is a Risk
An internationally acclaimed movie is missing from the lineup of the Tbilisi Film Festival, after protests at screenings turned violent.
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Here We (Let It) Go Again: ‘Frozen 2’ and Movie Musical Sequels
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