The Met’s new ancient Egyptian exhibition revives artistic tradition
The first show on Egypt in over a decade, the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s “Divine Egypt” tells one of many stories about ancient Egyptian society.
Review: In ‘Sacramento,’ appropriately flawed characters are matched by an equally flawed plot
Michael Cera delivers a wonderfully awkward performance in a middling movie.
10 thought-provoking poems for National Poetry Month
April is National Poetry Month, so here are some of our favorite lines of poetry to close out the month.
Some sad songs for rainy days
A number of musical selections to embrace your inner melancholy.
Hear us out: Film & TV edition
Don’t judge — just watch.
Review: ‘Opus’ is a great watch — and nothing more than that
The newest eat-the-rich cult-horror movie has too much “cult” and not enough “eating the rich.”
4 books to read in celebration of Black History Month
These books highlight Black authors and their excellent works of literature.
10 guilty pleasure albums that we unapologetically love
Here’s what’s playing in our headphones when no one else is listening.
The case against ‘The Tortured Poets Department’
Taylor Swift's newest Grammy-nominated album promised an emotional journey, but fails to reach any particular destination.
