Critics offered Oscar nominee picks and reviewed a wide array of films including 'All You Need Is Kill', 'Queen Kelly', and '28 Years Later', alongside television features like Holly Hunter's new role and Emilia Clarke's post-'Game of Thrones' project, with Stephen Colbert's political humor also making headlines.
Insights emerged from Harper Lee's letters, with new book recommendations from editors and reviews of Jung Chang's 'Fly, Wild Swans' and 'Miracle Children', while an author interview with Laura Dave and an analysis of Trump's catchphrase rounded out the literary scene.
The entertainment world mourned the passing of Harvey Pratt, renowned for the Native American Veterans Memorial, Broadway stalwart John Cunningham, and influential theater director Frank Dunlop, who founded London's Young Vic.
The enduring legacy of Bob Weir and the Grateful Dead's music was celebrated, 'Hell's Kitchen' announced its Broadway run ending and global expansion, while 'Sons of Echo' showcased male dancers under female choreographers, and Dave Mustaine discussed Megadeth's final tour.
Trisha Donnelly's enigmatic drawings were explored, alongside a re-evaluation of Henri Rousseau's 'naïve' style, and a powerful exhibition of Brian Stonehouse's Dachau drawings provided historical and artistic reflection.
Nick Reiner's past mental health conservatorship came to light, detailing the legal arrangement that allowed for involuntary psychiatric treatment for the individual accused of killing his parents.