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Lesser known in the United States, the late German-British artist's constant reenvisioning made him one of the most compelling painters of the postwar era.

From Latvia, a four-star, epic tale of five animals surviving a flood.

The Apollo Theater is an American temple of memories and untapped possibilities. Now, it is the first institution to be celebrated by the Kennedy Center Honors.

Taylor Swift's self-published book, released over Thanksgiving weekend, had some of the biggest sales numbers from throughout 2024.

Some Swifties are discovering Canada's strict drunken-driving laws right before the final shows in Vancouver.

Even when it's rough around the edges, Round House Theatre's world premiere "A Hanukkah Carol, or Gelt Trip! The Musical" is a delight.

In the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum's "Manet: A Model Family," about Édouard Manet's enigmatic relationships, everything is transfixing and nothing adds up.

Some episodes of Prime Video's video game-inspired anthology series feel like extended ads. But even ads can make for good storytelling.

Holiday concerts, markets and parades (on land and water) fill the calendar, but don't overlook Repeal Day parties and embassy events.

Jazz is a "spiritual necessity" to Cuban-born trumpeter, composer and Kennedy Center honoree Arturo Sandoval. But to embrace it fully, he had to escape.