When the New York Philharmonic moved to Lincoln Center in 1962, its new hall had no women’s dressing rooms. That’s because there were no women in …
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Has Jefferson Mays ever met a role — or a root vegetable — that he hesitated to take on? In the noisy, excitable one-man version of “A Christmas …
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It starts as a game for the amusement of a tech billionaire. Miles Bron, a would-be master of the universe played with knowing exuberance by …
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On a mild fall morning in Paris, Gaia Repossi, the 36-year-old artistic director of the Italian fine jewelry house Repossi, was sitting at a long …
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After two years of regulatory scrutiny and heated speculation in the publishing world, after a hard-fought court battle and hundreds of millions …
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I’ve interviewed my fair share of leading men, and I know how often that conversation turns into a war of attrition. Can I convince these famous …
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“I think it needs to be more surreal,” the conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin said from the orchestra pit of the Metropolitan Opera on a recent …
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Early in the documentary “Good Night Oppy,” footage from late 2002 shows Steve Squyres, clad in scrubs, staring down in quiet awe, his eyes …
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One evening in 1962, a recent college graduate fresh to New York City took the stage for an open mic night at Gerdes Folk City in Greenwich …
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The fountainhead of American bohemia, Greenwich Village has always departed from the straight and narrow. Its entanglements of winding streets …