Difficult women collide with serious money in ‘She’
The first satisfying feature of “She” — the exhibit with the subtitle “picturing women at the turn of the 21st century” — is its not having the name “Her.”
The first satisfying feature of “She” — the exhibit with the subtitle “picturing women at the turn of the 21st century” — is its not having the name “Her.”
A recent morning at Succotash, a dining establishment situated along Richmond Street in the Jewelry District, came with an unexpected development.
Early on a Sunday evening, the bar at The Grange is energetic. Friends drink cocktails out of Mason jars and share bowls of Brussels sprouts and quinoa.
Cogut Center for the Humanities forum includes screening of ‘Hannah Arendt’
Sock and Buskin’s ‘Mary Stuart,’ directed by Emma Johnson ’14, reigns in Leeds this weekend.
Results revealed gaps in the expected age of marriage across genders and sexual orientations.
The shifting media industry has changed how the community engages with television.
Musical Forum presents 1960’s counterculture in the PW Downspace this weekend.
Algerian-born writer argues writing is a way to confront the inevitability of death.
Playwright Ursula Raasted ’14 floods the PW Downspace with original devised theater.