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James Taylor's Music Inspires New Stage Musical 'Fire & Rain'

Oscar-Nominated 'Nickel Boys' Stands Out for Its Bold Visual Style and Emotional Depth

Teton Ridge Secures Rights to Adapt Larry McMurtry's 'Lonesome Dove' Series

Trump Defamation Lawsuit Against Pulitzer Board Advances in Florida Court

Kendrick Lamar to Make History as First Solo Rap Artist to Headline Super Bowl Halftime Show

Royal Shakespeare Company Announces 2025/26 Season Featuring Roald Dahl's 'The BFG'

Dispute Over Iconic 'Napalm Girl' Photo Challenges Decades-Old Attribution

Veteran Washington Post Editor Condemns Paper's Editorial on Biden and Trump Pardons

Jules Feiffer, Pioneering Cartoonist and Satirist, Dies at 95

Philip Rucker Departs Washington Post After 20 Years to Join CNN as Senior VP

Pulitzer-Winning Cartoonist Darrin Bell Arrested on Child Pornography Charges

RaMell Ross Brings Colson Whitehead's 'Nickel Boys' to the Big Screen

Washington Post Cartoonist Resigns Over Rejected Bezos-Trump Caricature

Washington Post Announces Layoffs and Faces Leadership Challenges

Washington Post Cartoonist Resigns Over Rejected Jeff Bezos Satire

Film Adaptation of 'The Nickel Boys' Earns Critical Acclaim for Bold Storytelling

Rebecca Makkai Faces Scrutiny Over Novel Linking 1930s Fascism to Modern Politics

RaMell Ross' 'Nickel Boys' Earns Praise for Experimental Perspective

‘Nickel Boys’ Redefines Cinematic Storytelling with First-Person Perspective

'Nickel Boys' Film Adaptation Garners Acclaim for Bold Visual Storytelling

‘Nickel Boys’ Revolutionizes Film with First-Person Storytelling

Oscar-Winning Filmmaker Mstyslav Chernov to Premiere New Ukraine War Documentary at Sundance

'Nickel Boys' Delivers a Haunting and Visually Stunning Adaptation

AP Film Writers Highlight 2024's Best Movies

Pulitzer-Winning Composer John Adams Reflects on Opera’s Role in Modern Storytelling

Katie Holmes Reflects on Broadway Return and Onstage Mishap in 'Our Town'

California Governor Pardons Former Inmate Turned Acclaimed Podcaster

Netflix's 'The Piano Lesson' Faces Criticism for Horror Elements in August Wilson Adaptation

Netflix’s 'The Piano Lesson' Blends Family Legacy and Supernatural Drama

Robert De Niro Stars as Former President in Netflix's 'Zero Day'

Sally Buzbee Appointed Reuters News Editor for US and Canada

Netflix's 'The Piano Lesson' Revives August Wilson's Legacy

Washington Family Brings August Wilson's 'The Piano Lesson' to Netflix

Iron Man #1 Launches New Era with Stark-Roxxon War

Mediapro Unveils Star-Studded English-Language Slate at MIPCOM

RaMell Ross' 'Nickel Boys' Opens NYFF with Emotional Impact

2024 New York Film Festival Kicks Off with Star-Studded Lineup

Jhumpa Lahiri Rejects Noguchi Museum Award Over Keffiyeh Ban Controversy

Pulitzer-Winning Reporter Faces Jail for Protecting Sources in Mississippi Welfare Scandal

Robert Caro Celebrates 50 Years of 'The Power Broker'

Denzel Washington and Sons Bring August Wilson's 'The Piano Lesson' to the Big Screen

First Trailer for 'Nickel Boys' Debuts, Showcasing Powerful Performances

Trailer Released for Netflix's 'The Piano Lesson' Directed by Malcolm Washington

Kieran Culkin, Bob Odenkirk, and Bill Burr to Star in 'Glengarry Glen Ross' Broadway Revival

RaMell Ross' 'Nickel Boys' to Open 62nd New York Film Festival

Annie Baker's 'Janet Planet' Captures Nuanced Mother-Daughter Dynamics

Jennifer Lawrence to Lead 'Real Housewives'-Inspired Murder Mystery 'The Wives'

Washington Post Faces Turmoil Over Leadership and Ethical Concerns

Annie Baker's 'Janet Planet' Marks a Stirring Cinematic Debut

Kate Winslet and Todd Haynes Reunite for HBO Limited Series 'Trust'

George R.R. Martin Confirms 'Ten Thousand Ships' Game of Thrones Spinoff Revival

Colson Whitehead's 'Crook Manifesto' Wins $50,000 Gotham Prize

Donald Trump Allowed to Sue Niece Over Confidentiality Breach

'The Sympathizer' Delivers Complex Storytelling and Standout Performances

Vladimir Kara-Murza's 25-Year Sentence for Treason Upheld by Russian Supreme Court

Colson Whitehead Withdraws from UMass Commencement Amid Protest Crackdown

Robert Downey Jr. Set for Broadway Debut in 'McNeal' This Fall

Nicholas Carlson to Resign as Business Insider Editor-in-Chief

Invisible Institute Wins Dual Pulitzers for Investigative Journalism

Pulitzer Prize Awarded to Imprisoned Russian Dissident Vladimir Kara-Murza

2024 Pulitzer Prizes Celebrate Diverse Narratives in Literature and Arts

2024 Pulitzer Prizes Highlight Courageous War Reporting and Investigative Journalism

David Mamet Criticizes Hollywood's Diversity Efforts as 'Fascist Totalitarianism'

Rachel McAdams Excels in Broadway Debut with 'Mary Jane'

Park Chan-wook's 'The Sympathizer' Challenges Stereotypes and Explores Complex Identities

Renowned Investigative Journalist Kim Christensen Passes Away at 71

Veteran Actor Ron Thompson Passes Away at 83

Michael Douglas's New Role as Ben Franklin Explores Historical and Personal Themes

Annie Baker's 'Janet Planet' Gears Up for Summer Release

Anja Niedringhaus: A Decade Remembered

Celebrated Playwright Christopher Durang Dies at 75

Rebecca Lobo Faces Backlash for Albany Comments During NCAA Broadcast

Robert Downey Jr. Takes on Multiple Villains in HBO's 'The Sympathizer'

New York Magazine Advocates for Children's Right to Gender Transition

Robert Downey Jr. Leads 'The Sympathizer' on HBO, Premiering April 2024

National Book Awards to Include Non-Citizens

Nancy Ancrum, Esteemed Miami Herald Editorial Page Editor, Passes Away at 67

Michael Douglas Portrays Benjamin Franklin in Apple TV+ Series 'Franklin'

Sara Bareilles Teams Up with Sarah Ruhl for Musical Adaptation of 'The Interestings'

Pioneering Photojournalist Hal Buell Dies at 92

Hector Becerra Promoted to Managing Editor of Los Angeles Times Amidst Newsroom Upheaval

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author N. Scott Momaday Dies at 89

'20 Days in Mariupol' Documentary Earns First Oscar Nomination for Associated Press

Conservative Media Mogul David Smith Buys Declining Baltimore Sun

Ava DuVernay's 'Origin' Explores Caste Systems and Social Inequality

Pulitzer Prize-Winning TV Critic Tom Shales Dies at 79

Trump Ordered to Pay Nearly $400K in Legal Fees to NYT, Reporters

Ava DuVernay's 'Origin' Set to Spark Conversations on Caste System

Prince's 'Purple Rain' to be Adapted into Broadway Musical

Kevin Merida Steps Down as Executive Editor of Los Angeles Times

'Purple Rain' to be Adapted into Stage Musical

Former New York Times Executive Editor Joseph Lelyveld Dies at 86

Federal Judge Blocks Parts of Iowa's LGBTQ+ Education and Book Ban Law

'The Color Purple' Musical Adaptation Breaks Christmas Day Box Office Record

'The Color Purple' Movie Musical Set for Christmas Day Release

German Films and Artists Shine in 2024 Oscar Shortlists

'The Color Purple' Movie Musical Set for Christmas Day Release

Pulitzer-Winning Authors Sue OpenAI, Microsoft for Copyright Infringement

'Appropriate' Makes Broadway Debut with Star-Studded Cast

New Yorker Cartoonists Deliver Humor and Insight in Latest Publications