WOMEN’S HOTELby Daniel M. LaveryIt’s the 1960s, and New York’s venerable Biedermeier Hotel, a second-rate but genteel women’s residence, is…
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The Samsung Galaxy Ring has the ability to monitor various health metrics such as heart rate. It’s Samsung’s first foray…
Twyla Tharp’s “Bach Duet” is just six minutes long. For the Gibney Company’s revival of this work as part of…
EARLY ISLANDS, by Michael DeaglerHere’s a pitch for a novel, perhaps one you’d like to read. It’s a story of…
Like a certain energetic bunny, Ryan Gosling’s charmer in “The Fall Guy” keeps going as he runs and jumps, tumbles…
Politically and morally the problem is indisputable. The plight of refugees is a perennial crisis that has erupted into a…
Eduardo Vilaro’s latest dance for Ballet Hispánico is about a 17th-century artist who, in recent years, has come into his…
Why is it called “Uncle Vanya”? All the man does is mop, darken harder, try to do something other than…
As models for choreography, even the greatest painters are of limited use. Dance, despite its interest in stage compositions, is…
THE RULE: The Life and Times of Barbara Walters, by Susan PageMuch of the material in “The Rulebreaker: The Life…