If You Think You Know Brancusi?s Sculptures, Step Into His Studio

Rare artworks, photographs, films and tools have traveled from Paris to MoMA, revealing the father of modern sculpture as newly earthy.

For These Die-Hards, October Is Hallmark Christmas Movie Time

The Hallmark Channel?s holiday offerings are already starting to air, and these devoted fans are happy to snuggle in for comfort viewing.

Bernie Taupin Thought It Was Time to Make ?a Bernie Taupin Record?

Known for writing the lyrics to Elton John?s melodies, Taupin said creating both ? and singing ? on his first solo album in nearly 40 years felt ?completely selfish in just the right way.?

A ?Nobody Wants This? Star Embraces ?Jewish Joy?

The time since last season has been eventful for both Jackie Tohn?s character and the actress herself.

Tom Hanks Will Return to Broadway in ?This World of Tomorrow,? a Time-Travel Romance

?This World of Tomorrow,? co-starring Kelli O?Hara, will come to Broadway next fall.

Art Basel Paris to End Early Because of France Riots

Organizers cut the fair short after days of brisk sales at V.I.P. previews, citing safety concerns amid weeks of demonstrations in France.

Bumped From the National Mall, Smithsonian Folklife Fest Hit the Road

After being denied its customary spot on the National Mall, the Folklife Festival embarked on a nine-month journey through America?s local traditions.

?Wicker? Review: Getting Twiggy With It

A man woven from willow branches disrupts the rigid customs of a rural village in this wonderfully raunchy satire.

?Possible Love? Review: The Lives of Others

In his first movie since his celebrated drama ?Burning,? the South Korean director Lee Chang-dong focuses on two couples from very different worlds.

Siena and the Art of What Lies Behind

A show of bronzes at the Frick Collection reveals a divine and ancient craft they?d revived ? and lessons in gluteal grace.

?Fatherland? Review: Returning to a Divided Germany

Four years after World War II, the writer Thomas Mann returned to his birthplace with his daughter, played by Sandra Hüller in this luminous fictional account.

?Klara and the Sun? Review: She?s Not Like the Other Girls

In Taika Waititi?s latest film, Jenna Ortega plays a futuristic android with a winsome outlook. Unfortunately, no emotional button goes unpushed.

?Making Marie Antoinette? Review: A Sublime Documentary

Eleanor Coppola lovingly records her daughter, Sofia, during the making of Sofia?s third feature, shot at Versailles.

Caryl Churchill?s Latest Play: 20 Minutes That Cost Nothing

Our reporter met some of the people waiting for free tickets to see the British playwright?s newest microplay at the Public Theater in Manhattan.

Monet Painting Sells for $56 Million in France

The artwork, titled ?Iris,? is among the painter?s later works, which wealthy collectors have coveted in recent years.

Tom Skerritt, Who Had Key Roles in ?Picket Fences? and ?Top Gun,? Dies at 93

His rugged good looks, commanding presence and versatility led to key roles in ?M*A*S*H? and ?Steel Magnolias,? and he won an Emmy on ?Picket Fences.?

John Anderson, Country Music Hall of Famer, Dies at 71

His gravelly vocals propelled a career that spanned nearly five decades and earned him a spot in the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Stream These 6 Movies and Shows Before They Leave Netflix in November

?Speed,? ?True Romance? and ?The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo? are among the titles leaving for U.S. subscribers next month.

Meet the Woman Who Made Conan O?Brien Cackle on ?Subway Takes?

Debbie Shields, a Brooklyn bar owner, stole the show on a recent episode of the subterranean social media show by spontaneously bantering with the famed comedian.

?Wildwood? Review: A Magical, Stop-Motion Adventure

This adaptation of Colin Meloy?s fantasy novel is painstakingly rendered by human hands; it is equal parts magic and tragedy.

?A Talent for Murder? Review: Ripley and the Creator

Helen Mirren and Alden Ehrenreich star in a psychological thriller about Patricia Highsmith as she grapples with her most famous creation.

?The Only Living Pickpocket in New York? Review: Last Man Standing

A dynamite John Turturro plays an aging thief who runs into trouble and looks for help from his friends.

?Clayface? Review: A Stage Fright and Vengeance

An lesser-known character from the DC Comics universe makes a surprisingly vivid impression in this body-horror movie with a unique antihero.

Amsterdam?s Drift Museum Is a New Place to Experiment With Light and Form

A new art destination in Amsterdam will be filled with experiments in light and form.

Clive Barker?s Best Books: A Guide

The horror and dark fantasy writer is known for his gruesome imagination and lush, baroque prose. Here?s where to start.

Late Night: Trump Can?t Stop Talking About Jon Husted?s Rear End

?Honestly, it?s nice to see that Trump can make men just as uncomfortable as women,? Jimmy Fallon said.

Review: Todrick Hall?s Audacious ?Midnight? and a Curious ?Benjamin Button? Musical

Todrick Hall?s overstuffed quasi-opera is beautifully sung but discombobulated, while a cutesy Fitzgerald adaptation has a talented cast but lacks depth.

?The Lowdown? Season 2, Episode 3 Recap: Hellhounds on Your Trail

Lee escapes multiple jams only to return home to a growing pile of personal calamities.

?860? Review: Billy Crystal Is Back on Broadway, After the Palisades Fire

The actor revisits his annus horribilis, and what came before it, in a warm and very funny solo Broadway play.

Video Game Studio BioWare Shutting Down

The studio was behind popular games such as Baldur?s Gate, Dragon Age and Mass Effect. Its parent company, Electronic Arts, is expected to lay off some of its staff as part of cost cuts.

The Good List: 6 Things to Add Delight to Your Day

Before Nathan Fielder, a modern detective story and little free everything.

Snoh Aalegra Put Her Secrets Into New Album, ?Legendary Love?

Snoh Aalegra returns with an intimate LP made her way. Inspired by ?80s sounds, it draws on her connections to Babyface, Stevie Wonder and Prince.

NYC Ballet Fall Highlights: A Balanchine Revival, Adrian Danchig-Waring?s Farewell and More

New York City Ballet?s fall highlights included the return of ?Pithoprakta,? the magic of Mira Nadon and the farewell performance of Adrian Danchig-Waring.

Review: ?The New Stanford Prison Experiment? Is a Stiff Sentence

Netflix?s reboot of a notoriously cruel and unusual psychological study makes for unenlightening reality TV.

Rugby Star Ilona Maher?s 5 Favorite Places in Burlington, Vt.

The Olympic rugby powerhouse, ?Dancing With the Stars? phenom, podcaster and Vermont native says her scenic hometown ?feels like a movie? in the fall.

Letter From the Editors: T Magazine?s 2026 Greats Issue

It might be a willingness to honor their own individuality, wherever it takes them.

Cardi B Is Using Her Music, Her Business and Her Politics to Express Herself

A shape-shifter with talent and personality to spare, the rapper keeps finding new ways to express herself.

John Turturro on ?The Only Living Pickpocket in New York?

Though the actor has long been a welcome screen presence, this is his first starring role in years. ?To carry the whole thing, that?s a big responsibility.?

Is Wikipedia the ?Last Best Place on the Internet??

Richard Cooke?s book, ?The Last Best Place on the Internet? retells the history of Wikipedia with an emphasis on the human. Jennifer Szalai, a New York Times book critic, reviews the book.

Michael Kosta Supports Trump?s Midterms Man Crush

The ?Daily Show? host said President Trump has spent too much time thinking about Senator Jon Husted?s physique.

Art Basel Paris Preview Draws Interest Despite Protests

The Avant-Première preview of the Art Basel Paris fair attracted major collectors despite an escalation of anti-government protests, riots and looting across French cities.

In ?School Pictures? and ?Two Girls,? the Tweens Are Not All Right

Milo Cramer?s excellent lo-fi song-cycle and Eliya Smith?s verbatim play about a notorious video both reveal how young minds are made.

?Nicole Kidman? and Other Musical Odes to Actresses

Hear Adéla?s ubiquitous hit and tracks from SZA, the Go-Betweens, Nirvana and more.

?King of the Yees? Review: Buckle Up for a Daughter?s Fantastical Quest

The playwright Lauren Yee paints an amusing portrait of a Chinese American father-daughter relationship before taking audiences on a delightfully wild ride.

Richard Riehle, Prolific Actor Who Appeared in ?Office Space,? Dies at 78

Mr. Riehle, best remembered for playing an anxious character with ?people skills,? built a career in theater, TV and film that lasted more than half a century.

?Lincoln in the Bardo? Review: From Book to Opera at the Met

Missy Mazzoli and Royce Vavrek are making their Metropolitan Opera debut with an imaginative, moving adaptation of George Saunders?s ghostly novel.

London Exhibition Displays Children?s Selfies as Art

An exhibition argues that juvenile photographic experiments can reveal unique perspectives worth saving ? and even displaying.

What?s Next for the Beach Boys?

Mike Love has been a constant, and sometimes contentious, steward of the band?s performances. Health problems and a recent concert appearance have prompted fans to ask what the future holds.

How Dolly Parton?s Death Set Off a Legal Feud Surrounding Her Nephew

In life, the country music star worked hard to avoid the type of public controversy that erupted in her inner circle soon after her passing.

Houdini Died on Halloween 100 Years Ago. Some Still Question How.

A urologist?s inquiry into the magician?s final days is the latest effort to grapple with outstanding questions about his demise.

Late Night Sends Off Trump?s Press Secretary After Just Five Days

?It?s not good when the edible arrangement you got on your first day is still edible on your last day,? Jimmy Fallon said.

?Yuri!!! On Ice': Before ?Heated Rivalry,? This Sports Romance Shocked Japan

The anime series ?Yuri!!! On Ice? broke taboos, but brought so much more to the table.

Apu Returns to ?The Simpsons? With a New Voice Actor

After almost a decade away from Springfield, the character returned to the show, this time voiced by a South Asian actor rather than a white man.

Visitor Killed by Roof Debris at Frank Lloyd Wright?s Taliesin West

A 55-year-old rector from a university in Brazil was killed while on a walking tour of the famed architect?s winter home in Scottsdale, Ariz.

?Mothers of Kherson?: An Operatic Show of Support for Ukraine

Operas don?t usually reflect current events. But ?The Mothers of Kherson,? a product of artistic advocacy by the Met Opera, blends news and myth.

Jenny Holzer Resurrects the Past to Lament the Present

Excerpts from archival letters and diaries were the basis for a number of the works in the American artist?s solo show at Paris?s Musée d?Orsay.

Tony Iommi Keeps Looking for Joy in the Darkness

After the sadness of the final Black Sabbath show, the guitarist completed ?From the Dark,? his first solo album in 20 years, with younger collaborators who aided his ongoing quest for ?big riffs.?

Art Basel Las Vegas? The Fight Over Miami Beach?s Fair

After 18 months of negotiations and warnings that it might relocate to Nevada, the Art Basel fair will remain in Miami Beach through 2031.

What Can We See in All the Recent Art About AIDS?

Nearly five decades after the disease first appeared, many filmmakers, writers and others are finding new meaning in catastrophe.

25 Years After the World Trade Center Fell, an Architect?s Legacy Is Still Being Written

Our reporter?s personal journey in search of buildings by Minoru Yamasaki finds some abandoned, some celebrated.

?Yaga? and 8 More Shows to Watch on TV This Week

Hudson Williams stars in a new mystery series from Canada. And CMA celebrates Dolly Parton.

?Other Desert Cities? Review: Julia Louis-Dreyfus?s Smashing Debut

Jon Robin Baitz?s 2010 family bash-em-up gets an uneven Broadway revival, with a cast that also includes Allison Janney at her droll, insulting best.

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