Paul Harrod

Samuel Beckett’s plays can be really tricky. They are conceptually so full and simultaneously so maddeningly empty. It’s that emptiness that’s the key.

The first round of Emmy voting began earlier this week, and we're starting to get the lay of the land.

The Parade,  by Dave Eggers, is a book of creeping dread, where every worst thing is possible, and rational reason leads one to expect that the worst is not over.

This is Rob Long, and on today’s Martini Shot I commit acts of violence and mayhem on the Transitive Property of Mathematics, for which I apologize to my eighth grade math teacher.

Hunter Drohojowska-Philp talks about her Life Still paintings

Edward Goldman talks about mid-career solo exhibitions by two Los Angeles artists.

Edward Goldman talks about The Getty Research Institute’s exhibition marking the 100 th  anniversary of the Bauhaus school and a virtual exhibition of Rembrandt paintings in Southern…

Last week, 'Jeopardy!' was in the headlines as contestant James Holzhauer ended his epic streak on the show.

A stunning graphic novel by one of the medium’s greatest creators, Seth’s Clyde Fans is about people living in a memory fog, and the strange reverie that life takes on when one grows…