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Advertisement “Three Hotels” Oscar winner Marisa Tomei and Emmy winner Bobby Cannavale star in a reading of Jon Robin Baitz’s two-hander about the disintegration of a marriage. Available through Saturday. Free; donations accepted for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. broadwaycares.org “Holocaust Remembrance” Musicians from New West Symphony are joined by pianist Daniel Vnukowski and Jerusalem String Quartet for works by Brahms, John Williams and others. 3 p.m. Sunday. $25; season pass, $160. newwestsymphony.org “L.A. Omnibus: Lost in Translation” Syrian American spoken-word art...

An Evening with Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn The Skirball presents an online discussion with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists and authors Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn, whose book Tightrope: Americans Reaching for Hope, inspired the Skirball's current online exhibition. The conversation and Q&A will be moderated by Eric Liu, co-founder and CEO of Citizen University. Signed books aare available for purchase at bronxriverbooks.com. Artist Arshile Gorky, pictured here in childhood with his mother, inspired the collaborative film, 'They Will Take My Island.' (Courtesy of The M...

In the frame: The 20 Arab artists, musicians and designers who triumphed in 2020 From design to music production, we take a look at artists from the region who created remarkable work throughout the year Bahjat Alturjman is bringing the Libyan dialect to the fore. Bahjat Emirati photographic artist Farah Al Qasimi. Antonie Robertson / The National Egyptian soprano Fatma Said has recently released her debut album 'El Nour'. Josef Fischnaller / Warner Bros Somali rapper Freek is at the forefront of the Arabic trap music scene. Elia Mssawir Photographer Hassan Hajjaj in London, photographed by ...

The Moise A. Khayrallah Center for Lebanese Diaspora Studies has put together “Turath,” a digital exhibition to understand and celebrate the history of Arab American contributions to art, literature and press. The exhibit is the culmination of a year of attempts at understanding the historical impact of race in America as well as a divisive conversation about immigration for at least the past three presidencies. Headed up and curated by Akram Khater, the director of the Khayrallah Center and a history professor; Marjorie Stevens, senior researcher; Mandy Paige-Lovingood, an NC State...