Film and television news features **new cinematic releases like ‘The Drama’ and ‘Yes’, streaming recommendations for Danish and international shows, critical reviews for films like ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’, television series recaps for ‘The Pitt’ and ‘Company Retreat’, and late-night commentary on political figures**.

• ‘The Drama’ and the Secrets That Can Unravel a Relationship — New York Times Arts -
• Danish Shows to Watch While We’re Still at Peace — New York Times Arts -
• How Do I Recreate Julianne Moore’s Eye Makeup? — New York Times Movies -

• ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ Review: It’s-a Meh — New York Times Arts -
• Five International Movies to Stream Now — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Jimmy & the Demons’ Review — New York Times Arts -
• ‘The Pitt’ Season 2 Episode 13 Recap: Should He Stay or Should He Go? — New York Times Arts -
• On ‘Company Retreat,’ Anthony Norman Finished the Job — New York Times Arts -
• Nadav Lapid’s Film ‘Yes’ Is Intended to Anger Both Israel’s Right and Left — New York Times Arts -
• 8 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week — New York Times Arts -
• Late Night Says Goodbye to Pam Bondi — New York Times Arts -

The literary scene is abuzz with **reviews for Yann Martel’s ‘Son of Nobody’ and children’s books, profiles of figures like the ‘Literary King of Tulsa’, community reading events like ‘Page Break’, discussions on the novel’s enduring vitality, and a look ahead at 23 anticipated spring titles, including a sequel to Margaret Atwood’s ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’**.

• Book Review: ‘Son of Nobody,’ by Yann Martel — New York Times Books -
• Meet the ‘Literary King of Tulsa’ (Before He Moves to Seattle) — New York Times Books -
• 16 Strangers, One 304-Page Novel and a Weekend of Reading Aloud — New York Times Books -

• Ben Lerner’s ‘Transcription’ Shows Us Why the Novel Will Never Die — New York Times Arts -
• 23 Books We Are Looking Forward to This Spring — New York Times Books -
• 23 Books We Are Looking Forward to This Spring — New York Times Books -
• What to Know About ‘The Testaments,’ a Sequel to Margaret Atwood’s ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ — New York Times Arts -
• Book Review: ‘Judgy Bunny and the Terrible Beach,’ by Scott Rothman, and ‘Bartleby,’ by Matt Phelan — New York Times Books -

In the visual arts, an heir reclaims a Modigliani painting looted by Nazis after 11 years, ancient artifacts stolen from a Dutch museum are recovered, new art gallery shows for April are highlighted, the death of artist and designer Pedro Friedeberg is noted, and concerns persist over empty seats on the Smithsonian Board amidst White House strain.

• After 11 Years in Court, Heir Reclaims a Modigliani Looted by the Nazis — New York Times Arts -
• Art Gallery Shows to See in April — New York Times Arts -
• Pedro Friedeberg, Whose Hand Chair Drew Outsize Attention, Dies at 90 — New York Times Arts -

• Ancient Artifacts Stolen in Dutch Museum Heist Are Recovered — New York Times Arts -
• Seats Left Empty on Smithsonian Board as Strain With White House Persists — New York Times Arts -

The performing arts highlight modern interpretations of Chekhov plays, **an innovative Off-Broadway production called ‘Burnout Paradise’, Megan Thee Stallion’s return to ‘Moulin Rouge’, and obituaries for influential figures such as lighting designer Carol Mullins and choreographer Ben Stevenson**.

• Carol Mullins, Who Illuminated Dance for Decades, Dies at 86 — New York Times Arts -
• Chekhov Plays for an Un-Chekhov Time — New York Times Arts -
• In ‘Burnout Paradise,’ Running on Treadmills Is Only the Half of It — New York Times Arts -

• Megan Thee Stallion Makes Her Return to “Moulin Rouge” — New York Times Arts -
• Ben Stevenson, Choreographer With Global Reach, Dies at 89 — New York Times Arts -

The music world celebrates Angine de Poitrine going viral with their new album, reflects on the BTS connection with Howard University, and mourns the passing of Irish singer Dolores Keane and avant-garde artist Bettina Köster.

• With Polka Dots and Microtones, Angine de Poitrine Has Gone Viral — New York Times Arts -
• Dolores Keane, Singer Known as the ‘Soul of Ireland,’ Dies at 72 — New York Times Arts -
• Bettina Köster, a Leading Voice in Berlin’s 1980s Avant-Garde, Dies at 66 — New York Times Arts -

• The BTS Connection With Howard University — New York Times Music -