Arts & Entertainment

We’re sitting together at Joy Cafe in the Spring Garden neighborhood with birds chirping, the condenser unit hums and bits of conversations from other diners drift by. We drink pressed juice and smoothies and talk about ArtPhilly, her organization focused on amplifying artistic voices in the city, and its latest endeavor, a biennial titled “What […]

Meta spared no expense in building up a new A.I. team last year, shelling out multimillion-dollar pay packages to poach researchers at the heart of its superintelligence strategy. But those who joined weren’t driven by money alone, according to Alexandr Wang, Meta’s A.I. chief who joined from his startup, Scale AI. “It’s an incorrect assumption

Frieze New York shows visitors moving past a large fair sign with Deutsche Bank branding.” width=”970″ height=”647″ data-caption=’Frieze New York is at the Shed through Sunday, May 17. <span class=”media-credit”>Image by Casey Kelbaugh/CKA. Courtesy of FRIEZE</span>’> Frieze New York opened yesterday (May 13), part of an expanding ecosystem of more than six fairs taking place

It’s art week in New York, and while this week is all about the fairs, next week all eyes will be on the auctions. A certain kind of art history head will no doubt be visiting Christie’s this weekend, eager for their last chance to see highlights from the collection of Marian Goodman, one of

When Meta cut 8,000 employees in April and framed it explicitly as an investment in artificial intelligence, it joined a growing list of highly profitable companies trading headcount for computing. Coinbase followed weeks later, cutting around 14 percent of its workforce, citing market volatility and the proliferation of A.I. tools in the same breath. The

May 14, 2026 A trip to Cannes is always a good idea, but visiting this glamorous little spot on the French Riviera becomes especially enticing as the days grow longer and the temperatures climb higher. Every summer, jet-setters descend upon the idyllic beach destination, located about a 45-minute drive from the Nice airport, but the unofficial

As soon as the forecast dares to suggest a high in the vicinity of 60 degrees, New Yorkers collectively lose their minds: sidewalks fill, parks thaw out, and the race to snag outdoor dining reservations for lunch and dinner, akin to an Olympic sport, kicks off.  But there’s another, slightly less crowded (at least during

Spend enough time in a fashion exhibition, and you begin to hear a particular kind of conversation. “I would wear that,” someone says. Or, just as often, “How do you even sit in something like that?” These remarks are not incidental. They reveal fashion’s singular ability to draw audiences into dialogue—about the body, about taste

On the heels of Sam Altman’s testimony in the ongoing trial over Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI, a clearer picture is emerging of how Musk might have run the company differently. Musk, a co-founder of OpenAI as a nonprofit, is suing the company, its CEO Altman and president Greg Brockman for “stealing a charity.” He

The Bezos Family Foundation, founded by Jeff Bezos’ parents, Miguel and Jackie, is committing $100 million to New York City’s Robin Hood Foundation, the city’s largest poverty-fighting nonprofit. The funds are part of a Robin Hood campaign to raise $1 billion to support initiatives including emergency food, housing, education, job training, benefits access and legal services.