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Kingsley, an Oscar winner for 'Ghandi,' in 'Jules' plays a quiet and lonely Pennsylvania man whose life is turned upside down when a small spaceship lands in his azalea bushes.

Kingsley, an Oscar winner for 'Ghandi,' in 'Jules' plays a quiet and lonely Pennsylvania man whose life is turned upside down when a small spaceship lands in his azalea bushes.

Rajat Kapoor says he identifies himself as a director first and that filmmaking has always been his first passion. His play 'Nothing Like Lear', starring Vinay Pathak, was recently staged at the fourth edition of the Delhi Theatre Festival.

David James Duncan’s epic novel “Sun House” follows seekers and strivers in a Montana valley.

This week Grammar Dog would like to help writers in Tahlequah, and around the world, find any modifiers they may have misplaced and try to bring them to their sentence-clarifying

Ann Patchett’s latest novel is an antidote to dystopian hysteria.

The critically acclaimed New York theatre company BEDLAM will present ARCADIA By Tom Stoppard this fall, off-Broadway at the West End Theater (263 W 86th Street).  Directed by Eric Tucker (BEDLAM Artistic Director), ARCADIA begins previews on October 27, 2023. The strictly limited 5-week engagement opens on November 12, 2023.

ALAMYThe chough is the emblem of Thomas BecketA bird with a red bill and red legs is among the quintessential parts of English fauna. It is the chough: a member

Bored with the Boardwalk? Here’s your mix-and-match, choose-your-own-adventure guide to exploring a different side of Santa Cruz.

Recently on The New Yorker Radio Hour, Regina Spektor told writer Amanda Petrusich, “I pledge allegiance to the imagination." This classically trained, multitalented musician, who was born in Moscow and moved to the US when she was 9 years old, writes songs that often exist in the realm of fairy tales. To begin her NPR…