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Jonathon Heyward will succeed Louis Langrée as music director of the center’s revered summer ensemble.

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Tracing the pop superstar’s evolution by connecting 13 of her newest songs to 13 from her past.

The group, formed in Zambia, blended psychedelic funk with African influences. At 71, its leader, Jagari Chanda, is putting out his first LP with the band in four decades.

In Philadelphia, Girard College students are joining the composer Tyshawn Sorey and Yarn/Wire for a multimedia adaptation of Ross Gay’s “Be Holding.”

Tracing the pop superstar’s evolution by connecting 13 of her newest songs to 13 from her past.

The show plans to use recorded music instead of a live band, but a labor union says its contract for the theater requires musicians for musicals.

The Nashville star’s latest album will be challenged next week by an older one: Taylor Swift’s “Midnights,” which was rereleased as a deluxe version with bonus tracks.

From LaGuardia High School to Broadway, this Tony Award-nominated star has traveled many miles on her journey to theater stardom.

The Indianola, Miss., club was part of the chitlin circuit, where Black performers found refuge during the Jim Crow era. After urgent renovations, it will reopen this week.

The composer talked revisiting “The Little Mermaid” after nearly 35 years and the similarities between working with Howard Ashman and Lin-Manuel Miranda.

“To somebody else, it’s just some wood glued together,” Freeman Vines, 80, said. “To me, it’s something else.”

The composer talked revisiting “The Little Mermaid” after nearly 35 years and the similarities between working with Howard Ashman and Lin-Manuel Miranda.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning composer has released a memoir, “Easily Slip Into Another World,” and a new album, “The Other One.”

Our photographer followed the maestro when he came to town to conduct Mahler’s Ninth — his first time leading the New York Philharmonic since being named its next music director.

The French filmmaker Justine Triet becomes the third woman to win the top honor at the Cannes Film Festival.

In concerts and on dozens of recordings, she applied a delicate touch that critics said set her apart from other performers.

The pop megastar’s first of three shows at MetLife Stadium featured an appearance from the rising rapper Ice Spice, a fan-favorite song and loads of sequins.

Not yet 30, Guggeis already leads a major opera house and has conducted the “Ring” in Berlin. Next up: his arrival at the Metropolitan Opera.

In a movie extrapolated from one of his stand-up bits, Bert Kreischer is dragged to Russia to face a gory but still comedic reckoning.

The movie stars Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore as cravenly self-interested women. Its director, Todd Haynes, is relieved that festival audiences are laughing.

After more than a decade of hit records with his brothers, he found success as a solo performer and a star of the series “Daniel Boone.”

He played coy about the forthcoming “The Movie Critic” in a wide-ranging chat but may have dropped one major hint.

A British Beat poet, he wrote lyrics for the band Cream and, after it broke up, continued to collaborate with Jack Bruce, the group’s lead singer and bassist.

Salvatore Sciarrino’s “Venere e Adone,” his 15th opera, premieres this weekend at the Hamburg State Opera.

The director Nicole Holofcener’s characters are known for their brazen honesty. But it’s dishonesty that drives her new film, starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

A single mother fights for her place in a dystopian high rise in this unfocused satire.

Or, at least, he kinda-sorta tries to rebel in this romantic, futuristic fable from the Portuguese director João Pedro Rodrigues.

At the film’s Cannes premiere, the director’s customary cast, themes and even camera moves were all on display — well, except one.

Liza Béar’s deadpan anti-thriller returns to the Museum of Modern Art for a limited engagement.

Many said her music and her life story were inspirations as she overcame abuse during her marriage to Ike Turner and emerged as a star on her own.

Disney’s live-action remake, with Halle Bailey starring as Ariel and a diverse cast, is a dutiful corrective with noble intentions and little fun.

At Cannes, the sex-filled show is drawing plenty of controversy. That just means “we’re about to have the biggest show of the summer,” Sam Levinson says.

His career as a musician and a painter over six decades ended abruptly when he was convicted of sexually abusing teenage girls.

A reporter investigates cases in which sexual assault survivors were arrested on charges of false reporting in this cogent documentary.

His wide-ranging roles included fantasy characters, a knight, a Roman soldier and a Punisher.

His first feature, “El Super,” was critically acclaimed. He continued to examine culture and exile in “Crossover Dreams,” “El Cantante” and “Piñero.”

The band is back, woo-hoo! Revisit 12 of its greatest songs.

The best actress winner helped award the Palme d’Or in 2002 to “The Pianist,” but she found the process intense: “Whew! It was a little too emotional.”

A half-century ago, Elizabeth King and Elder Jack Ward recorded for D-Vine Spirituals. The label’s masters found a new home, giving their music — old and new — a second chance.

This month’s offbeat selections on the subscription streamers include familial comedy, religious drama, tales of sin and redemption, and a strange foodie-meets-performance artist comedy.

The colorful prints of BayouWear, born at a New Orleans jazz festival, reflect the city itself.

  Taylor Swift in NYC Today: Uncovering the Facts! Discover the truth behind Taylor Swift's visit to New York City today! Uncover the facts about her sighting, purpose of the visit fan reactions and potential projects in this exciting blog post. Join us as we delve into the buzz surrounding the superstar's presence in the Big Apple. #Taylor_Swift  Introduction The ever-talented and immensely popular singer-songwriter, Taylor Swift, has always been a topic of fascination for her millions of fans worldwide. With her magnetic stage presence, heartfelt lyrics, and captivating persona, Swift never fails to captivate both the media and her devoted followers. Today, we delve into the exciting news that Taylor Swift was spotted in New York City! Let's separate the truth from the rumors and explore the facts surrounding her visit to the Big Apple. The Sighting According to several reliable sources, Taylor Swift was indeed seen in New York City today. Fans and paparazzi alike have ...

Freese, a veteran musician, appeared with the rock band ahead of its upcoming tour and album release, the first since its drummer, Taylor Hawkins, died last year.

The premiere of Dylan Mattingly and Thomas Bartscherer’s six-hour opera was presented by the orchestra — an institution at an inflection point.

The country star’s chart run with “One Thing at a Time” puts him in a league with Whitney Houston, Stevie Wonder and the “Titanic” soundtrack.

In this true-life crime tale, they focused not on the investigators but on the evildoers, and made the Osage woman played by Lily Gladstone central.

Inspired by Motown early in her career, she became an acclaimed singer-songwriter and backed the likes of David Bowie, Rod Stewart and Cat Stevens.

He first made his mark in “The Damned” as a character one critic said personified “the outright perversion” of Nazism. He went on to have a long career, mostly in Europe.

Unveiling the trickery only enhances the delight of this interpretation of Mozart by the director Simon McBurney.

Joel Edgerton, Oscar Isaac and Ethan Hawke explain how they worked with the writer-director, known for solitary characters grappling with sin and redemption.

Martin Scorsese directed this harrowing and deeply American true-crime drama set in the 1920s. Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro and Lily Gladstone star.

Performing Mahler’s Ninth Symphony, the superstar maestro conducted the orchestra for the first time since being named its next music director.

The disorienting drama from “Under the Skin” director Jonathan Glazer may be in the running for a major prize at the festival.

The Oscar winner, now playing Salvador Dalí in “Dalíland,” talks about “Waiting for Godot,” D.H. Lawrence and the way Britten’s “War Requiem” helps him understand history. Ben Kingsley(#Mahatma_Gandhi)  In this captivating interview, we delve into the mind of the Oscar-winning actor, Ben Kingsley, as he takes on the role of Salvador Dalí in the mesmerizing film "Dalíland." Kingsley shares his insights on his current project, along with his thoughts on theater, literature, and music. Discover how his portrayal of Dalí, his appreciation for Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot," his love for D.H. Lawrence's works, and his connection to Britten's "War Requiem" provide him with a deeper understanding of history and the transformative power of art. Ben Kingsley's passion for portraying complex characters has made him a force to be reckoned with in the film industry. In "Dalíland," he explores the enigmatic persona of Salvador Dalí, the ...

After a Hall of Fame career in the N.F.L., he pursued social activism and Hollywood stardom, but his image was stained by accusations of abuse toward women.

The star was happy with the new film’s de-aging effect but “I don’t look back and say I wish I was that guy again, because I don’t. I’m real happy with age.”

Unlike most sports films, the original tale of streetball adversaries, played by Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes, wasn’t about winning or losing.

Mr. Rourke was a key, if habitually unsung, part of the influential British band’s success. He died of pancreatic cancer, his bandmate Johnny Marr said.

As “Fast X” races into theaters, here’s a look at the conflicts — star vs. star, star vs. director and more — that have kept this franchise in high gear.

John Fithian spent nearly three decades as the top lobbyist for movie theaters. He says their future is bright, despite the power of streaming.

Not because it makes us sad, but because it connects us to other people, some researchers suggest.

This story of a small-town family impacted by addiction succeeds in humanizing its characters but falters when it tries to include a coming-of-age tale.

The new podcast from the brothers Eric and Jeff Rosenthal explores what made hip-hop blogs matter — and why they faded away.

The director Ryan Stevens Harris brings a young girl’s subconscious to eerie life in this unnerving feature.

This lyrical debut feature from Francisca Alegría is a slow-burning parable about our relationship to each other and to the living world.

More than 20 years into an idiosyncratic career, the musician and activist is finally opening up for real on “Michael,” his first solo album in more than a decade.

Forests, a band from Singapore, ended its tour in New York in high spirits, two weeks after being robbed in California.

Jibz Cameron, who performs as Dynasty Handbag, is bringing a new multimedia performance to Brooklyn. It might be more epic than the blockbuster movie.

The drummer whose genre-crossing work has brought acclaim here and abroad returns with “Animals,” an LP of jazz, rap and soul inspired by the struggle to be OK.

On Day 1 of the festival, the juror who was active in Hollywood’s #MeToo response was asked if she would view the Johnny Depp film. She answered tersely.

The chronicler of the post-9/11 New York social whirl who is at the center of this documentary was no Manhattan insider but rather a student in Illinois.

The star and director share a sensibility that comes through in their new film, “You Hurt My Feelings,” about a small thing that rocks a marriage. Introduction : Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Nicole Holofcener on the Absurdity of Everyday Life Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Nicole Holofcener on the Absurdity of Everyday Life The star and director share a sensibility that comes through in their new film, "You Hurt My Feelings," about a small thing that rocks a marriage. Introduction Julia Louis-Dreyfus, renowned actress, and Nicole Holofcener, talented director, have teamed up to bring audiences a new film titled "You Hurt My Feelings." This charming movie explores the concept of how a seemingly insignificant event can have a profound impact on a marriage. Both Louis-Dreyfus and Holofcener possess a unique sensibility that resonates throughout their work, allowing them to skillfully capture the absurdity of everyday life. In this blog p...

A deep dive into the 1982 track “(You Said) You’d Gimme Some More.”

The tumultuous life and death of the model, actress and tabloid superstar is related with little insight in this facile Netflix documentary.

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Steeped in a distinctly American nostalgia, this beautifully peculiar debut feature has a Lynchian quality.

In “Strange Way of Life,” the director’s short western, Ethan Hawke and Pedro Pascal play a lawman and a cowboy looking back on a passionate affair.

She is marking her 24-year effort to expand the instrument’s repertoire with performances, including a Carnegie Hall series, as well as a box set and a new fellowship.

The departure of Chad Smith, the Philharmonic’s chief executive, is another loss for that orchestra, whose maestro, Gustavo Dudamel, is also leaving.

“Stranger Love,” a singular and hypnotic work by Dylan Mattingly and Thomas Bartscherer, opens (and closes) on Saturday in Los Angeles.

The country star’s latest album, “One Thing at a Time,” has fended off competition from Metallica, Ed Sheeran and several K-pop acts.

Wes Anderson, Martin Scorsese and Todd Haynes have works premiering this year at the festival on the French Riviera.

How the documentary “Still” uses footage from its subject’s films and TV shows to tell its story.

In his new video installation, the artist known for maximalist works like “The Cremaster Cycle” returns to the football fields of his childhood.

After winning the competition last year, Ukraine should have been this year’s host, but Britain stepped in to help the war-torn nation.

The most well-known to American viewers is the Emmy Award-winning actress Hannah Waddingham, who appears on TV’s “Ted Lasso.”

The world’s largest live music event began at 3 p.m. E.D.T. Here’s what you need to know as the glittery show gets underway.

His films captured contemporary Tibetan life as Tibetans saw it, devoid of the stereotypes long associated with their homeland.

The discography of the New York Philharmonic’s future music director suggests that he is an often agreeable maestro with a lot of work still to do.

Through his decades with the New York Philharmonic and his busy touring schedule, he helped make an unfamiliar instrument much less so.

The star tenor played a central role at the company from the start. Since his ouster, it has worked to define itself on its own terms.

Alice Braga plays a psychic and Affleck a cop in this action-packed Robert Rodriguez picture that gets a little overly ambitious.

The impact included promising shows that lost their audiences, films rushed into production with flimsy scripts and turbocharging reality programming.

The international song contest — which has helped launch acts like ABBA and Maneskin — takes place in England this year. Here’s what to expect from this edition.

This Disney film is surprisingly nimble at incorporating an emotional core into its sci-fi adventure.

Fear of protests prompted the streaming giant to shift an anticipated presentation for advertisers to a virtual event and a top executive to skip an honorary gala. The Writers Guild of America (WGA) is currently on strike, demanding higher wages and better working conditions for its members. One of the targets of the strike is Netflix, which has been accused of not paying writers their fair share of profits. The Virtual Event and Honorary Gala Netflix had planned to hold a presentation for advertisers on a soundstage in Hollywood, featuring the stars of its hit shows. However, the company decided to shift the event to a virtual format due to fear of protests from striking writers outside the soundstage. In addition, a top Netflix executive was set to be honored at an upcoming gala event, but chose to skip it due to the ongoing strike and the negative attention it could bring to the company. Writers Blaming Netflix The decision by Netflix to shift the presentatio...

The announcement by their U.S. publisher, Flatiron Books, came after days of frantic speculation by their fervent fans BTS, the world-renowned K-Pop group, is set to release a book that tells their own story. This announcement was made by their U.S. publisher, Flatiron Books, after days of speculation by the band's enthusiastic fans. The book, titled "The Most Beautiful Moment in Life: The Story of BTS," is set to be released in July 2023. It will be a memoir-style book that covers the journey of the band members, from their early days in South Korea to their meteoric rise to fame on the global stage. This release is highly anticipated by BTS's massive fan base, known as ARMY. The group has been active since 2013 and has since gained a loyal following with their catchy tunes, impressive dance moves, and relatable lyrics. The band has won numerous awards and accolades, including several Billboard Music Awards and a Grammy nomination. The book will be co-written by the ...

Mira Nair’s long-gestating musical, based on her 2001 hit indie film, arrives at St. Ann’s Warehouse.

Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen and Mary Steenburgen take a trip to Italy and don’t read as much in this comedy sequel. Book clubs have long been a popular way for individuals to come together and share their love of reading. But what happens when a group of four lifelong friends Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen, and Mary Steenburgen take a trip to Italy and don't read as much as they used to? The answer lies in the hilarious sequel "Book Club The Next Chapter." In this comedy film, we follow the adventures of the four friends as they navigate the ups and downs of life and love. Set against the backdrop of the beautiful Italian countryside the women are faced with unexpected challenges and opportunities that force them to reexamine their priorities and the meaning of friendship. While the first "Book Club" film focused heavily on the women's shared love of literature, this sequel takes a slightly different approach. Instead of reading and...

A hapless man who barely speaks becomes a movie star in Charlie Day’s scattershot Hollywood satire. Charlie Day's latest movie, "Fool's Paradise," is a scattershot Hollywood satire that takes aim at the entertainment industry's obsession with celebrity and the power dynamics that come with it. The film follows a hapless man named Tim, played by newcomer Bobby Moynihan, who is discovered by a talent agent despite his lack of acting ability or charisma. Tim's sudden rise to fame creates chaos both in his personal life and in the film industry, where he becomes a sought-after star despite his complete lack of talent. While "Fool's Paradise" has its moments of humor and biting satire, the film ultimately falls short in its execution. The pacing is uneven, and the jokes are often hit or miss, with some falling flat and others feeling forced. Additionally, the film's commentary on the entertainment industry feels shallow and predictable, offering...

In short order, the 23-year-old singer-songwriter has the top song at country radio, a slot on the biggest tour of the summer and a rousing new album. He’s trying not to fumble. Bailey Zimmerman: The Rising Star of Nashville Country Music Scene Bailey Zimmerman, the 23-year-old singer-songwriter from Nashville, has taken the country music scene by storm. With the top song at country radio, a slot on the biggest tour of the summer, and a rousing new album, he has quickly become a household name in the industry. But with all this success, Bailey is determined not to let it get to his head. Bailey grew up in a small town in Tennessee, where he first fell in love with country music. He started playing guitar at a young age and wrote his first song when he was just 14 years old. After high school, he moved to Nashville to pursue his dream of making it in the music industry. Bailey’s hard work and dedication have paid off in a big way. His hit single “Good Time” has been climbing the chart...

The conductor Susanna Mälkki brought her orchestra to New York in something of a farewell to her tenure in Finland. The program featured an impressive lineup of works, including Jean Sibelius' Symphony No. 5, Op. 82, and Béla Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra, Sz. 116. The concert opened with the world premiere of a new composition by Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho titled "Transcendence." From the moment the orchestra took the stage, it was clear that the Helsinki Philharmonic had lost none of its luster in the years since its last appearance at Carnegie Hall. The musicians played with passion and precision expertly navigating the complex musical passages of the evening's repertoire. One of the highlights of the evening was Mälkki's interpretation of Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra. The piece is known for its challenging instrumentation and intricate harmonies, but Mälkki and the Helsinki Philharmonic rose to the occasion, delivering a powerful and dyna...

The stars of the 2003 comedy still keep in touch and are in talks for a sequel, which Disney says is in the works. image source IMDb Fans of the classic Disney movie 'Freaky Friday' have reason to celebrate as Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan reveal talks for a sequel. Disney has confirmed the news, and while details are scarce, the involvement of the original stars has fans hopeful for a continuation of the heartwarming and hilarious story. It's been 20 years since the release of the hit comedy film "Freaky Friday", and the two leading actresses of the movie, Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan, recently sat down for an interview to reminisce about the film and talk about a potential sequel. The news of a sequel has been confirmed by Disney, which has sent fans of the original movie into a frenzy. "Freaky Friday" was a classic Disney movie that was loved by both kids and adults. The movie revolved around the story of a mother and daughter, played by ...

At 81, the singer-songwriter admits his time could be short, especially after losing David Crosby. But in the meantime, he’s got plenty to say and sing. It's not uncommon for aging musicians to reflect on their lives and careers, but for Graham Nash, the stakes are a bit higher. At 81 years old, the singer-songwriter knows that his time could be short, especially after losing his longtime musical partner David Crosby. But rather than dwelling on his mortality, Nash is determined to keep creating and sharing his music with the world. For those who might not be familiar with Nash's work, he first rose to fame as a member of the British rock band The Hollies in the 1960s. He later formed the supergroup Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young with David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and Neil Young, and together they produced some of the most iconic songs of the era, including "Ohio," "Teach Your Children," and "Our House." But even after decades in the industry, N...

YG Entertainment's Bang Yedam: The Rising Star of K-Pop Bang Yedam is the rising star of K-Pop under YG Entertainment   In the world of K-Pop YG Entertainment is a name that needs no introduction. This South Korean entertainment company has produced some of the biggest names in the industry including BIGBANG, BLACKPINK, and 2NE1, to name a few. And now, their latest addition to the roster, Bang Yedam, is making waves in the industry. Bang Yedam born on May 7th 2004, was a contestant on the survival show "YG Treasure Box" in 2018. He was only 14 years old at the time but his powerful vocals and stage presence quickly made him a fan favorite. After the show he became a trainee under YG Entertainment and trained for two years before making his debut. In June 2021 Bang Yedam finally made his debut as a solo artist with his single "Wayo." The song, which showcases his soulful vocals and emotional range, quickly gained popularity and charted on vari...

Bang Yedam is the rising star of K-Pop under YG Entertainment   In the world of K-Pop YG Entertainment is a name that needs no introduction. This South Korean entertainment company has produced some of the biggest names in the industry including BIGBANG, BLACKPINK, and 2NE1, to name a few. And now, their latest addition to the roster, Bang Yedam, is making waves in the industry. Bang Yedam born on May 7th 2004, was a contestant on the survival show "YG Treasure Box" in 2018. He was only 14 years old at the time but his powerful vocals and stage presence quickly made him a fan favorite. After the show he became a trainee under YG Entertainment and trained for two years before making his debut. In June 2021 Bang Yedam finally made his debut as a solo artist with his single "Wayo." The song, which showcases his soulful vocals and emotional range, quickly gained popularity and charted on various music platforms. Fans were impressed by his mature sound and praised him f...