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A group of teenagers retreat to the woods to process their feelings in playwright Eliya Smith’s thoughtful and elliptical ...
These lakefront resorts prove that the best summer plans still involve a dock and a drink. From gliding across the lake in a ...
Andrew Ng’s Kira Learning uses A.I. agents to transform K–12 education with tools for teachers, students and administrators.
This latest consignment joins other headline lots at Christie’s, including Monet’s Peupliers au bord de l’Epte, crépuscule, ...
Philip Hoffman, CEO and founder of The Fine Art Group, has spent the last two decades turning passion-driven collections into strategic financial instruments. As global markets tighten and ...
National treasure and Broadway’s last great hope Adam Guettel is back onstage—but not with something new. Rex Reed reviews ...
The new Amazon Prime series ‘Étoile’ is the latest in a long tradition—since the early days of Hollywood, the high stakes ...
The theme is broad—it’s about questioning the very notion of humanity,” curator Thiago de Paula Souza told Observer.
We don’t know how Altman is spending the day, though it’s likely a low-key affair. Altman and his husband welcomed a baby ...
At the SCAD Museum of Art, the artist reframes portraiture as both protest and protection, where everyday objects carry revolutionary weight.
From Versailles to Venice, these palatial properties let you live like a king or queen—even if just for a night.
France’s attempt to recruit U.S.-based researchers is a “smart move,” said Yann LeCun, who moved from France to the U.S. in 1988.
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