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Sunday, December 14, 2025
Chris Botti at Blue Note Pleases Jazz Diehards and Dilettantes Alike
The monthlong stand by the former Sting accompanist guest stars the almost frighteningly talented singer Veronica Swift.
By WILL FRIEDWALD |
Old-Fashioned Thriller From Yann Gozlan Has Much To Like But Disappoints in the End
‘Visions’ brings to mind slow-burn puzzlements like Michelangelo Antonioni’s ‘L’Avventura’ and Lee Chang Dong’s ‘Burning.’
By MARIO NAVES |
Draycott Bio Shines New Light on a Woman Reviled by Cicero as Conniving and Rapacious
The problem for a biographer, as the author points out, is that the accounts of Marc Antony’s wife Fulvia are almost all negative and written by males.
By CARL ROLLYSON |
From ‘Alien’ to ‘Barbarella,’ MOMA Retrospective Showcases Special Effects Wizard’s Career
By MARIO NAVES |
In Plato and Cicero Biographies, Two Writers Explore Contradictions in Lives of the Revered Philosophers
By CARL ROLLYSON |
Jordan Harrison’s Prescient Broadway Debut Explores What It Means To Be Human
By ELYSA GARDNER |
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