What if the Beatles never broke up?
Peter Jackson’s new movie shows fans everywhere would swoon, but maybe they should just let it be
Arts Reviews
The good, bad and ugly in arts and exhbitions
Tuesday
Monday
Yellowstone appeals to a nation of soft hands
The show reminds us of a time when men knew how to do more
Monday
Remembering the brilliant Stephen Sondheim
Our greatest dramatist has died
Sunday
The forgotten poetry of John Martin Finlay
He was an eccentric and a traditionalist
Friday
Hunter Biden: portrait of the scam artist
I can’t think of many other art shows that have been more heavily discussed than seen
Monday
The unstoppable Meghan Markle
A sit-down with Ellen shows she isn’t going anywhere, for better or for worse
Thursday
A brush with Joan Mitchell
Joan Mitchell was a female star of the Abstract Expressionist boys’ club
Prints of Wales and elsewhere
Amid the turbulence of modernism, British artists made art for themselves
Broadway’s back(side)
Six and Chicken & Biscuits reviewed
A dream of a dress
It’s easy to see why Dior still rules the red carpet
Roy Hargrove doubles up
For anyone looking for a stocking stuffer for the aficionado — or merely the lover — of good music, here it is
Sounds of Christmas past
I tend to associate Christmas music with the records I received as gifts when I was a kid
Tuesday
Threatened with yet another Downton Abbey film
The (initially glorious) franchise plods on and on and…
Friday
Taylor Swift tells it all too well on her ‘Red’ re-release
Heartbreak, drama and damn good songwriting
Thursday
The Crown flirts with the unthinkable
Will the next season suggest what many already believe about Princess Diana’s death?
Tuesday
Spencer gives us a haunted and one-note Princess Di
The latest royal family biopic feels perfectly timed
Monday
The decline of the woke Marvel superhero movie
The formula has run out of gas — and audiences seem to have had enough
Tuesday
Afrofuturism and the decline of our art museums
A new period room at the Met shows the spirit of the times
Monday
The latest Dune entertains and underwhelms
Dune reviewed
Mel Gibson defies the keyboard cancelers
The bête noire for liberals in Hollywood is back yet again