Emitt Rhodes, 70, Dies; Singer-Songwriter Vanished After a Splash
By 1965, the teenage Mr. Rhodes was playing drums in a garage band, the Palace Guard, which, like many groups…
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Ailey II Drops Director, Citing ‘Inappropriate’ Communications
Troy Powell was dropped as the artistic director of Ailey II, the junior troupe of the Alvin Ailey American Dance…
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Without Music, Tanglewood Is Empty, Eerie and Beautiful
LENOX, Mass. — André Bernard was three months old when he attended his first concert at Tanglewood: Benny Goodman playing…
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Remembering Ennio Morricone, the Film Score Maestro
Ennio Morricone, who died this month at 91, was for decades the most innovative and irreverent composer of film scores…
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A Glimpse Inside the Workshops of the World’s Finest Panama Hat Makers
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, with travel restrictions in place worldwide, we launched a new series — The…
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‘It’s a Risk for Everybody’: Why a Jazz Pianist Chose to Perform
On Saturday, four months and 10 days since his last public performance, the Grammy-winning jazz pianist Bill Charlap came out…
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Juice WRLD’s ‘Legends Never Die’ Earns the Year’s Biggest Debut
Juice WRLD, the rapper and singer from Chicago who died in December at age 21, has landed the biggest opening…
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A Retelling of American History — in Neon
In this new series, The Artists, an installment of which will publish every day this week and regularly thereafter, T…
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For Some Artists, Election Season Means ‘Enough of Trump’
Voters heading to the polls this election season in battleground states like Michigan and Pennsylvania may find themselves facing billboards,…
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The Japanese-American Sculptor Who, Despite Persecution, Made Her Mark
By April of that year, with Umakichi already imprisoned in New Mexico, Asawa, her mother and her siblings — with…
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‘I Have to Go in and Decolonize’: Europe’s Black Theater Makers Discuss the Scene
LONDON — Last week, a coalition of American theater artists issued a statement, “We See You, White American Theater,” calling…
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In a Time of Crisis, Is Art Essential?
For the last two summers, T has published an online art issue in which we celebrate artistic freedom in the…
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