Booker prized
Notes on a New Orleans professor
Arts Reviews
The good, bad and ugly in arts and exhbitions
Wednesday
Monday
Sensei it again
The return of the Karate Kid
Wednesday
Monumental Mahler
The Eighth: Mahler and the World in 1910 by Stephen Johnson reviewed
Morals and mortality
How will we remember the great musicians of the past?
Monday
Still painting after all these years
While others have postured, Paul Resika has kept on painting
Sunday
The perception of doors
Take hope, ye who enter here
Friday
We loved them, yeah, yeah, yeah
150 Glimpses of the Beatles by Craig Brown reviewed
Saturday
The art of the presidency
What are the major artworks of the Trump years?
Friday
Out of Nam’s way
In country, Down Under
Monday
The eyes have it
Renaissance and Baroque Art: Selected Essays by Leo Steinberg reviewed
Wednesday
Jussie Smollett, reigning queen of the gaslight
Don’t call it a comeback…seriously, don’t
Tuesday
Amy Poehler and Maya Rudolph’s funeral for satire
Can you parody someone for whose campaign you raised $6 million?
Monday
Terry O’Neill: ‘Hollywood is lonely’
He was one of Britain’s greatest portrait photographers, possibly the greatest
Sunday
It’s time we gave the Kardashians some credit
Their detractors would never admit it but the family were internet pioneers
Wednesday
Hollywood’s transrace hypocrisy
The Academy Awards are making America look stupid in front of the entire world
Tuesday
We’re not going to take it — again
How the Seventies are taking us back to their future
Thursday
Liberty and death: Jacob Lawrence’s struggle for freedom
His tale is not a ‘let’s hold hands and sing for liberty’ triumph. It’s a violent, gritty and gruesome affair
Monday
The VMAs and New York’s COVID hypocrisy
The show must go on
Wednesday
Office romance: I’m loving The Bureau
When real members of the DGSE saw the first season, they gave it a standing ovation
Tuesday
Gloria Steinem’s revisionist history
Her rise to fame and influence was based on her skill and determination at sidelining rivals
