• Knicks in ’73: Revisiting the Charts From a Championship Year — New York Times Arts - 18:07
• Nick Reiner, Accused of Killing Parents, Asks to Use Trust Fund for His Defense — New York Times Arts - 17:23
• At City Ballet, Spring Fever Hit, With Ups and Some Dispiriting Downs — New York Times Arts - 17:22
• The Gustavo Dudamel Era in Los Angeles Approaches Its End — New York Times Arts - 17:01
• Kyle Gallner Is More Than Just a Scream King — New York Times Arts - 16:43
• Julio Le Park, Kinetic Sculpture and Op-Art Master, Dies at 97 — New York Times Arts - 15:42
• Gordon S. Wood, Pioneering Historian of Early America, Dies at 92 — New York Times Arts - 15:35
• Maximalism Is Back at the Tonys — New York Times Arts - 15:33
• Albert Wolsky, Costume Designer for ‘All That Jazz’ and ‘Grease,’ Dies at 95 — New York Times Arts - 15:24
• At the Tony Awards After-Parties, a ‘Harry Potter’ Reunion and Winner Celebrations — New York Times Arts - 15:02

Tony Awards after-parties brought together stars like Daniel Radcliffe, while Emma Dante's Sicilian roots-inspired plays captivated audiences, and the New York City Ballet season concluded with mixed reviews, as Sting's musical 'The Last Ship' makes a notable return.

• At the Tony Awards After-Parties, a ‘Harry Potter’ Reunion and Winner Celebrations — New York Times Arts -
• In an Italy of Many Voices, Emma Dante’s Plays Speak ‘the Language of the People’ — New York Times Arts -
• At City Ballet, Spring Fever Hit, With Ups and Some Dispiriting Downs — New York Times Arts -

• Sting Never Gave Up on His Musical ‘The Last Ship.’ Now It’s Back — New York Times Arts -

The film 'Carolina Caroline' received a strong review, highlighting star Kyle Gallner, who is also celebrated in a profile 'Kyle Gallner Is More Than Just a Scream King', while critics explore lessons from horror hits 'Backrooms' and 'Obsession'.

• ‘Carolina Caroline’ Review: Hearts on the Run — New York Times Movies -
• Kyle Gallner Is More Than Just a Scream King — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Backrooms’ and ‘Obsession’: The Lessons Behind These Horror Hits — New York Times Arts -

The Gustavo Dudamel era in Los Angeles concludes after 17 impactful years, as the Victoria and Albert Museum reminisces about Britain's lost music venues, and orchestras increasingly program 'Star Wars' instead of Mozart for box office appeal.

• The Gustavo Dudamel Era in Los Angeles Approaches Its End — New York Times Arts -
• The Victoria and Albert Museum Gets Nostalgic for Britain’s Lost Music Venues — New York Times Arts -
• What Happens When ‘Star Wars’ Replaces Mozart? — New York Times Arts -

Ben Fountain's new novel 'Rasputin Swims the Potomac' and James Ellroy's 'Red Sheet' both receive reviews, exploring political intrigue and 1960s Los Angeles crime respectively.

• Book Review: ‘Rasputin Swims the Potomac,’ by Ben Fountain — New York Times Books -
• Book Review: ‘Red Sheet,’ by James Ellroy — New York Times Books -

Late night hosts including Jon Stewart roasted former President Trump for walking out on 'Meet the Press', turning political news into comedic material.

• Late Night Roasts Trump for Walking Out on ‘Meet the Press’ — New York Times Arts -