Music
Robert Farris Thompson, ‘Guerrilla Scholar’ of African Art, Dies at 88
He spoke and wrote of African civilizations as infinitely varied ethical, philosophical and aesthetic systems. To grasp their complexity...
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Stephen Sondheim Reflected on ‘Company’ and ‘West Side Story’ in Final Interview
ROXBURY, Conn. — Stephen Sondheim stood by the gleaming piano in his study, surrounded by posters of international productions...
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Houston Officials Worried About Crowd Control Before Travis Scott Took the Stage
It would be a few more hours before a large number of patients began arriving at the medical tent....
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Astroworld Victims: Who They Were
Excitement and adrenaline soon turned to panic and horror as a crowd of 50,000 descended into chaos at the...
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Debby King, 71, Backstage Aide Known as ‘Soul of Carnegie Hall,’ Dies
Paparazzi, fans and police officers filled the street outside Carnegie Hall one fall day in 1987, waiting for Frank...
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Bushwig Grows Up – The New York Times
The annual festival celebrated 10 years of drag, queerness and artistry this month, but some local queens want more.Bushwig,...
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