New international movies to stream and critics' top picks are available, with documentaries on Eddie Murphy's SNL feud and Ken Burns's 'The American Revolution' sparking discussion, alongside a look at directors' perspectives on Gen Z characters. Meanwhile, Hollywood's star-studded films face box office struggles, late-night TV satirizes political email releases, Sofia Coppola is honored at MoMA, and the Jonas Brothers release a festive movie, while a film celebrates poet Andrea Gibson's life.

• Five International Movies to Stream Now — New York Times Arts -
• Eddie Murphy Addresses ‘S.N.L.’ Feud in “Being Eddie” Documentary — New York Times Arts -
• 11 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week — New York Times Arts -

• In Death, Poet Andrea Gibson Gets a Film That Celebrates Life — New York Times Arts -
• Ken Burns’s ‘The American Revolution’ Speaks to Our Cultural Clashes — New York Times Arts -
• Ken Burns’s ‘The American Revolution’ Speaks to Our Cultural Clashes — New York Times Arts -
• Today’s Top Directors Have Some Issues With Gen Z — New York Times Arts -
• Why Hollywood’s Star-Studded Movies Are Failing at the Box Office — New York Times Movies -
• ‘Come See Me in the Good Light’: The Sweetness After a Terminal Diagnosis — New York Times Arts -
• ‘A Very Jonas Christmas Movie’ Review: O Come, All Ye Faithful — New York Times Arts -
• Late Night Sifts Through 20,000 Emails of ‘Trump/Epstein Lore’ — New York Times Arts -
• Sofia Coppola Honored at MoMA Benefit With Elle Fanning, Bill Murray and David Letterman — New York Times Arts -

The Paris Opera is fostering young talent with a new youth orchestra program and debuting Philip Glass's 'Satyagraha' directed by dancers, while Maxime Pascal prepares Stockhausen's 'Montag aus Licht'. On Broadway, Lesley Manville and Mark Strong deliver superb performances in 'Oedipus', and Bad Bunny leads wins at the Latin Grammys in a culturally rich ceremony.

• ‘The Seat of Our Pants’ Review: Songs for the World’s End — New York Times Arts -
• Paris Opera’s Youth Orchestra Program Starts With Young Talent — New York Times Arts -
• Paris Opera Debuts ‘Satyagraha’ by Philip Glass, Directed by Dancers — New York Times Arts -

• Maxime Pascal to Conduct Stockhausen’s ‘Montag aus Licht’ in Paris — New York Times Arts -
• Bad Bunny Tops the Latin Grammys: 8 Key Moments From the Show — New York Times Arts -
• Lesley Manville and Mark Strong Are Superb in ‘Oedipus’ on Broadway — New York Times Arts -

Recent literary insights include James Baldwin's biographer discussing love in his life and work, Bryan Washington on his new novel 'Palaver' and favorite books, and reviews of Matthew Cobb's authoritative biography 'Crick' and Derrick Barnes's fantastical novel 'The Incredibly Human Henson Blayze'.

• James Baldwin’s Biographer on the Meaning of Love — New York Times Books -
• Bryan Washington on His Favorite Books and His New Novel, ‘Palaver’ — New York Times Books -
• Book Review: ‘Crick,’ by Matthew Cobb — New York Times Books -

• Book Review: “The Incredibly Human Henson Blayze,” by Derrick Barnes — New York Times Books -

A guide to buying art at auction is offered, while the Studio Museum in Harlem celebrates its impactful residency program for artists of color, Paris Photo Fair uncovers photography treasures, and MoMA presents a significant retrospective of Cuban modernist Wifredo Lam.

• Want to Buy a Work of Art at Auction? Here’s What to Know. — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Now I’m on the Stage’: 7 Artists on Their Museum Residencies in Harlem — New York Times Arts -
• Discovering 5 Treasures of Photography — New York Times Arts -

• Wifredo Lam: Artist-Poet of Tropical Dreams and Sorrows — New York Times Arts -

ARC Raiders has emerged as a word-of-mouth hit due to its high-stakes, gripping gameplay and compelling prisoner's dilemma scenario.

• Robots, Raiders and Riches in a Gripping Prisoner’s Dilemma — New York Times Arts -