Michael Mayer's take on the classic play features a stellar cast, a roving camera, and plenty of subtext.

"Billions" reckons with the inflated egos and muddled ethics of Wall Street.

The streaming service is producing more content than ever. The problem is that a lot of it is mediocre.

How neoliberalism shapes the global economy and limits the power of democracies.

"I Feel Pretty" is a comedy robbed of all its potential magic by its disappointing script.

Militant suffragettes’ most important tactic was to turn women’s bodies—supposedly passive, pliant, and protected—into a battleground. 

Capturing a lost era in Sanlé Sory’s studio portraits in Burkina Faso

Kendrick Lamar's Pulitzer Prize reveals the way hip-hop has scrambled the distinction between music and literature.

For years, viewers wrote to Law & Order: SVU’s Mariska Hargitay for help. Her new documentary highlights a scandal.

Industrialization, a new book argues, depended on gun-making. But from the start manufacturers refused any responsibility for gun violence.

I was born in India and raised in Canada. I didn't think Apu was a problem until now.

A new show of French garden art at the Met explores the politics of verdant leisure spaces.

A new book recovers the work of scholars who helped establish greater understanding between religions.

Tensions between two generations of feminists animate Meg Wolitzer’s novel.

Life at Rancho Rajneesh was not what she expected

Farewell to a charlatan and false guru.

The Share-A-Home program was the beginning of the end

Rajneesh favored the wealthy, so the wealthy favored him.