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The cool but chaotic drama stars Al Pacino as the leader of a mercenary team of 1970s Nazi hunters.
The cool but chaotic drama stars Al Pacino as the leader of a mercenary team of 1970s Nazi hunters.
From Lauren and Cameron to Jessica and Mark, here is the likelihood that these couples will get married.
Products for the popular character from the Disney Plus hit "The Mandalorian" are about to hit stores.
Saturday, Feb. 22 and Sunday, Feb. 23, 2020 | “Rise of the Supercarrier” on Smithsonian.
Not many things happen for the first time in Brazil’s Carnival
A new revival of “West Side Story” on Broadway is making history
The former Ukraine ambassador who provided chilling testimony during the Trump impeachment hearings has a book deal
Washington Ballet’s Sona Kharatian creates an indelible, sophisticated character in Balanchine’s “Slaughter on Tenth Avenue.”
This celebration is really all about family and community.
Program of Schubert and Mahler will also be live-streamed on Saturday evening.
New memoirs by Katie Roiphe and Diane Keaton show the double-edged sword of vulnerability
These five bars have vending machines that offer a sense of whimsy, alongside the essentials.
The French Algerian choreographer takes on toxic masculinity and gender cliches in “Boys Don’t Cry,” coming to Dance Place on Feb. 29 and March 1.
“Uncanny Valley” and “Lurking” offer tales of digital innocence lost.
Michael Lind says elite “managers” have stoked the resentments of the working class.
Friday, Feb. 21, 2020 | “The Last Thing He Wanted” premieres on Netflix.
To find out, Charlotte Alter talks to 10 politicians, including Pete Buttigieg and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Kim Ghattas explains how the dueling nations try to copy one another’s successes.
Stephanie Gorton on the symbiotic relationship of reporter Ida Tarbell and publisher S.S. McClure.
Alexander Boxer says both disciplines seek to divine useful patterns from complex information.
Director Ivo van Hove and choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker put a thrillingly distinctive stamp on a beloved musical.
Other shows focus on the dispossessed, the marginalized and traditional domestic life
Duncan Stevens sets a burning pace into the Style Invitational Hall of Fame.
The novel is part of a wave of books about the tumultuous 17th and early 18th centuries.
