Ripping Up Sympathy on the Streets
‘Torn’ covers the battle between hope and hate on the walls of America
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Author: Rebecca Kurson
R.I.P. Morality in Publishing
Thomas Gebremedhin, head of Doubleday imprint, tells murdered woman to ‘rest in piss’
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The Pixel Curtain Descends on Broadway
What does it mean that so many theatrical shows feature screens on stage?
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Preparing For the End of ‘Outlander’
At New York Comic Con, we sit down with the cast and producer of the show, and world-creator Diana Gabaldon
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David E. Kelley Book-Murders ‘A Man In Full’
The well-dressed ghost of Tom Wolfe hangs his head in shame at this adaptation
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Classes in Ceasefire Peace From Our Actors and Writers
What are they actually signing on for in these ludicrous open letters?
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The Ghost of New York Comic Con 2023
What’s a fan convention without actors?
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Elegy for the Publishing Industry
Recent wave of editorial layoffs reminds us that the book world we loved is gone
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‘Just For Us’ is Just For the ‘Right’ Kind of Jew
Alex Edelman’s witty Broadway monologue takes its eye off the target
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I Waited in the Rush Line For the Outlander Season Premiere, and it Paid Off
Season 7 debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival, and fans were…passionate
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It Happened In The Bronx?
An audiobook encounter with a novel from the 1960s leads to our exclusive interview with the narrator
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Ten Things That Made 2022 Less Scary For Me
Our last and maybe most definitive list
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Comic Con Made Me Sad
Mandatory masking and a soon-to-be-permanent Droughtlander
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Tom Stoppard’s ‘Leopoldstadt’ tells a brutal Holocaust tale
British playwright’s wrenching discovery of his Jewish roots
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The BFG Interview: Brandon Alexander III
It’s Pride month, so let’s revisit ‘First Period,’ a Pride cult classic, with the man who wrote it
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