9 Questions For ‘Working Woman’ Director Michal Aviad
“My big fantasy is that women and men will really start to talk to each other,” Aviad said.
Anish Kapoor Does His Part For Refugees While Another Artist Sets A Trap For Him
Kapoor is making this week’s news not just for philanthropy, but for the latest sortie in his ongoing tiff with the artist Stuart Semple.
Rodgers And Hammerstein Are Making A Bundle With Ariana Grande’s ‘7 Rings’
Rodgers and Hammerstein are making millions for Grande’s take on “My Favorite Things.”
In A First, A Major Museum Turns Down A Gift From The Sackler Family
In a landmark move, London’s National Portrait Gallery has decided not to take money from the Sackler family — at least for now.
Behold Bernard-Henri Lévy’s Bold Thoughts On #MeToo And Roman Polanski
BHL was invited by The New Yorker to share his thoughts on how the American justice system should be more forgiving of the rich and powerful.
Anish Kapoor Understands Why Young Muslims Might Join ISIS
“If I was a young Muslim, would I feel angry enough to have joined ISIS?” Kapoor told The Guardian. “I would at least think about it.”
Lou Reed’s Archive Arrives At The Library For The Performing Arts
To browse the stacks at the New York Public Library is to take a walk on the mild side. But with the opening of the Lou Reed Archive, that’s changed.
Filmmaker Alison Klayman On Her Year With Steve Bannon
For her latest film, “The Brink,” Alison Klayman spent 13 months with Steve Bannon. Here’s what it was like.
The Case For A Queen Esther Disney Film
The prospect of seeing the masks, colors and pageantry of Purim and its simcha and spiels brought to life onscreen is well worth the investment.
No One Asked, But Here’s David Mamet’s Take On The Admissions Scandal Anyway
Mamet’s defense is a bit weak and kinda troubling.
