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Miwa Matreyek’s work doesn’t fit neatly into a simple box.

Daniel Mendelsohn’s  Ecstasy and Terror: From the Greeks to Game of Thrones  is an uncommon collection of essays that intertwine the personal with the intellectual and critical.

An artist uses sign-painting culled from South L.A.

This week, some very tasty leftovers from three filmmakers reflecting on the early, not-so-easy days of their careers.

See the brutally delicate work of Chuck Moffit; support site-specific performance art at Sowden House; go to two events from Materials & Applications: watch a performance…

If you watched the Golden Globes this year, you may have noticed a lot of speeches got bleeped.

In a closely-watched trial, Weinstein has won himself no favors with the judge after bringing in two cellphones and texting during court proceedings.

This is Rob Long and on today’s Martini Shot I do my annual new year’s purge of all of the ideas and articles and clippings I’ve saved, thinking they’d be great shows, but I haven’t…

Stephen Adly Guirgis play "Between Riverside and Crazy" is one of those scripts that plays very differently outside of New York.