Dan Klores

Edward Goldman talks about art adventures during Oscars weekend.

“The Mustang” starts with a good idea and makes it better—an incorrigible prison inmate learns to tame his own wild rages by taming, and training, a wild mustang.

Edward Goldman talks about two great American artists, Charles White and Alan Ruppersberg, and their retrospectives at LACMA and Hammer Museum.

Hunter Drohojowska-Philp talks about the neo-spiritual dimensions of the artist’s Neo-Pop

Now that the courts have given the final go-ahead to AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner, we're starting to see the future of WarnerMedia.

The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts  latest offering, Pigpen Theatre Company’s “The Old Man and the Old Moon” is the ambling story of how the light gets into the moon…

With Disney's acquisition of most of 20th Century Fox expected to be officially complete any day now, what does the future look like for the assets that will remain under the control…

Two radio producers and a conservationist explore grief, loss, and caribou habitat on a snowy walk in the woods.

With your eyes closed in a dark room, a voice guides you through the process of dying from AIDS.