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The renowned social psychologist’s new book ‘The Anxious Generation’ is topping US sales charts. The NYU professor believes that people are fed up with social media and are looking for a way out

Adams is a kind of archaeologist of an endangered architecture; today his home is an unofficial museum of the history of the neighborhood

The writer — a leading figure in American poetry — reviews five decades of verses about intimacy, death, sexuality and family in an interview with EL PAÍS in New York City

A free show at Millennium Stage, Anjimile at DC9, local musician Mergia at Union Stage, Christmas with the Tudors, and Lydia Loveless.

A feminist who doesn’t write about feminism, this American thinker describes the times that we’re living in as ‘nihilistic.’ ‘Freedom is being used as a rallying cry for the entitlement to just destroy the planet,’ she says

In recent years, the reclusive avant garde artist’s work has been recognised as significant and pioneering.

There was singing, dancing and bell ringing in Central Park for an artist who has lived long past the days when she was often vilified.

An iconic composer who traverses popular and high culture, Ryuichi Sakamoto pushes into new frontiers with a composition that pairs sound, flavour, light and texture

“I was unable to find many novels that talked about wealth and power in ways that were interesting to me. Class? Sure. Exploitation? Absolutely. Money? Not so much.”

Performers at the Juneteenth Jubilee 2020 in Harlem, New York Courtesy The Blacksmiths and the Wide Awakes. Photo by Pascal Perich This weekend, the arts groups The Blacksmiths and the Wide Awakes have teamed up to co-host Juneteenth Jubilee 2021, a free outdoor event in Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn celebrating Black culture, liberation, and resiliency. The programme includes live music, with a performance stage located near the Prison Ship Martyrs Monument, and an art walk of...