It’s the rare issue that manages to unite lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, but the Trump administration unintentionally achieved that aim with the announcement of a nearly $1.8 billion More »
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On a sweltering Wednesday evening in May, stars, philanthropists and dancers with enviable posture sparkled on the red carpet at Cipriani 42nd Street. The occasion: ABT’s 2026 Spring Gala honoring Katie Holmes, whose “genuine love for the arts and steadfast support of our mission make her a truly deserving honoree,” said company director Susan Jaffe.
Dinner, Dance and Devotion: Inside American Ballet Theatre’s Glittering Spring Gala Read More »
The Trump administration’s revolving door is continuing apace as the president is set to lose another member of his Cabinet next month. More »
Tulsi Gabbard Resigns As Trump’s Intelligence Chief Read More »
This is a year of closely watched biennials, from the late Koyo Kouoh’s historic Venice Biennale to the Whitney Biennial in New York. If 2026 is the year we might just begin to understand where things are heading and grasp the broader state of the world, then this unusual concentration of exhibitions, combined with ongoing
The Carnegie International Tests What “We” Still Means in a Fractured World Read More »
What is painfully apparent for those residing in Brooklyn’s northeast corner is how long it takes to get to Maimonides Park in Coney Island, the home of the High-A Brooklyn Cyclones, the only professional baseball team within the borough’s borders. It’s a full-day trip to see the Mets’ local Minor League affiliate, one of Brooklyn’s
A Glorious Afternoon at the Great Baseball Oasis in Coney Island Read More »
The 2026 California governor’s race started off quiet and rather boring, with a big field of too many lackluster Democrats and a couple of lackluster Republicans competing in the st… More »
California Governor’s Race Is Turning Into a Three-Way Fight Read More »
Former JPMorgan banker Chirayu Rana’s sexual-assault claims against executive Lorna Hajdini, and her countersuit this week, have ignited chatter inside 270 Park Avenue — and provided fodder for tabloid headlines and online memes beyond. To recap: Rana More »
JPMorgan ‘Sex Slave’ Saga Takes Another Twist Read More »
We could create permanent affordable housing on Ward’s Island. There is a lot of unused space that’s occupied by an under-censused hospital. It is public land, so it would cost money to build but we wouldn’t have to buy the land. The housing could be affordable, and it could be mixed for formerly homeless people
LISTEN: The Past, Present and Future of an Island of Exiles Read More »
New England is steeped in history dating back to the Mayflower. But that doesn’t mean it’s all church steeples and historic plaques marking sites from American Revolution battles and anywhere one of the Founding Fathers just might have set foot. From charming coastal enclaves scattered along the northernmost reaches of the eastern seaboard to bustling
New England’s Latest Wave of Boutique Hotels and Inns Are a Breath of Fresh Air Read More »
There is an organic quality to the art scene in Tunis, where art grows out of the bustling, lively, chaotic energy that agitates the city’s streets and animates individuals trying to channel it into an art system. That’s not an easy feat for a scene that can’t rely on any kind of government master plan,
An Art-Lover’s Guide to Tunis’ Ground-Up Contemporary Scene Read More »
