Arts

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  2. Louis C.K. Is Accused by 5 Women of Sexual Misconduct

    As the powerful comedian found success by talking about his hang-ups, he was also asking female comics and co-workers to watch him masturbate.

  3. Louis C.K. Movie and Netflix Special Canceled After Sexual Misconduct Allegations

    11:56 AM ETThe distributor of the film, “I Love You, Daddy,” said that it would cancel its release. The announcement came a day after a report alleging Louis C.K. had engaged in sexual misconduct.

  4. Album Review
    Taylor Swift Is a 2017 Pop Machine on ‘Reputation,’ but at What Cost?

    On her sneakily potent sixth album, the pop star shifts away from her signature melodies, engaging with the competition on its terms, not hers.

  5. Art Review
    Michelangelo Is the Divine Star of the Must-See Show of the Season

    The Metropolitan Museum’s show of 133 drawings by the Renaissance artist, the largest ever assembled, is a tour de genius — the evolution of Michelangelo as deity and brand.

  6. Critic’s Notebook
    President Trump Finds His TV Niche in Softball Interviews

    The president styles himself a fighter, but when it comes to television, he prefers allies who help mold his image like “The Apprentice” once did.

  7. On Comedy: Kathy Griffin’s Wild Show: Defiant, Shaken, Then Fainting
  8. Malick Sidibé’s Mali: Scenes of a Rollicking Night Life
  9. How to Remember a War Without Glory?
  10. Review: ‘The Band’s Visit’ Is a Ravishing Musical That Whispers With Romance
  12. Review: Doom, Doom Everywhere (and Just a Drop of Joy)
  13. Kenneth MacMillan’s School of Ballet Sex, Neurosis and Grit
  14. You Love ‘The Simpsons’? Then Let’s Talk About Apu
  15. Review: Son Confronts Father to End a Leonard Bernstein Festival
  16. Encounters: A Lebanese Rocker Caught in a Human Rights Incident Over Rainbow Flags
  17. Up Next: Kendrick Lamar and Rihanna Wear Her Jewelry
  18. Review: Charles Ludlam in the Cosmos Where ‘Queens Collide’
  19. exhibition review: From Digital to Deco, Debuts to Classics, All in a Fair’s Embrace
  20. Ancient Egypt Gives a New Twist to Turin’s Contemporary Art Week
  21. Natalie Dessay Finishes What Barbra Streisand Started
  22. Your Week in Culture: Chloë Sevigny, Sharon Jones, Michelangelo’s Drawings at the Met
  23. Best of Late Night: Stephen Colbert Goes Easy on Louis C.K.
  24. What’s on TV Friday: A Foo Fighters Concert and ‘Lady Dynamite’
  25. Celebrating Fashion That Can Be Seen But Not Bought
  26. John Hillerman, Snooty Sidekick on ‘Magnum, P.I.,’ Dies at 84
  27. From Greenwich Village to the Nation, Leading the Push for Women’s Rights
  28. HBO Cuts Louis C.K. From ‘Night of Too Many Stars’ Special
  29. Review: In ‘Daddy’s Home 2,’ Father Doesn’t Know Best
  30. L.A. Phil’s Youth Orchestra to Get a New, Frank Gehry-Designed Home
  31. art review: Performa 17: Absurd Times, Absurd Acts
  32. What’s New in NYC Theater
  33. Pop, Rock and Jazz in NYC This Week
  34. Film Series in NYC This Week
  35. Events for Children in NYC This Week
  36. Dance in NYC This Week
  37. Comedy in NYC This Week
  38. Classical Music in NYC This Week
  39. Art and Museums in NYC This Week
  40. Anatomy of a Scene: Anatomy of a Scene | ‘Lady Bird’
  41. Streaming: Netflix Originals That Don’t Get to the Theater
  42. André Balazs, Celebrity Hotelier, Is Accused of Groping
  43. Popcast: Taylor Swift’s ‘Reputation’ Is Almost Here. Let’s Discuss.
  44. Review: Netflix’s ‘Lady Dynamite’ Finds Itself in a Happier Place
  45. Review: ‘Santa & Andrés’ Chooses Friendship Over Politics
  46. Swiss Prosecutors Will Not Pursue Polanski Rape Investigation
  47. Two Theater Companies Set to Nest in November
  48. Pussy Riot Takes Aim at Trump and Putin in New Song
  49. Review: Reality Bites in ‘Flesh and Blood’
  50. Review: ‘Intent to Destroy’ Shows That the Armenian Past Is Not Over
  51. Review: ‘I Remember You’ Is a Piercing Horror Film From Iceland
  52. Review: In ‘Bitch,’ a Desperate Housewife Finds Her Bark

Movies

  1. Review: On Violence and the Pain of Others in ‘Three Billboards’
  2. Review: An All-Star ‘Murder on the Orient Express’ With Few Surprises
  3. Uma Thurman, Ready to Be Tested

Dance

  1. From Misty Copeland: Adjustments, Tips and Inspiration
  2. David Hallberg’s Tell All (About His Own Psyche)
  3. Review: A Triple Bill at the Royal Ballet Comes Up Two-Thirds Short

Television

  1. Rap Disrupted Music First. Now It’s TV and Film.
  2. Mr. Robot: ‘Mr. Robot’ Season 3, Episode 5: Taking the Long Way Around
  3. The First Time: Pamela Adlon: The First Time I Ever Tried a Tampon

Theater

  1. Review: ‘What We’re Up Against,’ a Sexism Story More Timely Than Ever
  2. Review: ‘Office Hour’ Is the Play That Goes Bang
  3. Critic’s Notebook: Nellie McKay Blossoms Under Pressure From Joan Rivers’s Lawyers

Art & Design

  1. art review: From Forgotten Discards, a Wealth of Memories
  2. Art Fair Director Replaced After Being Accused of Sex Harassment
  3. How a Curator Attributed This Drawing to Michelangelo

Books

  1. Profile: In an Age of Fake News, a Historian of the Hoax
  2. Books of The Times: A Gentler Jack Reacher Emerges in Lee Child’s Latest Novel
  3. By the Book: Krysten Ritter: By the Book

Music

  1. Three Composers on the Necessity and Pitfalls of Political Music
  2. Charlotte Gainsbourg Finds Her Own Voice
  3. On Tour With an Islamic Pop Star Who Makes Fans Swoon