• Yaacov Agam, Who Made Kinetic, Kaleidoscopic Art, Dies at 98 — New York Times Arts - 16:32
• How Olivia Wilde Directed an Awkward Dance in ‘The Invite’ — New York Times Arts - 15:56
• Which Version of the ‘Odyssey’ Should You Read? — New York Times Arts - 15:54
• Our Insatiable Appetite for Stories About Cannibalism — New York Times Arts - 14:55
• How Good Is Jon Hamm at Playing Jon Hamm? — New York Times Arts - 13:38
• Kids Can’t Stop Watching ‘Moana.’ There’s a Scientific Explanation. — New York Times Arts - 13:30
• Mick Jagger Knows He May Have Played His Last Rolling Stones Show — New York Times Music - 12:08
• Review: ‘Suddenly Last Summer’ Opera Premieres at Bard — New York Times Arts - 11:00
• Beyoncé, the Rolling Stones: Songs to Know This Week — New York Times Arts - 09:02
• Whistle-Blowers Accuse Kennedy Center of Contracting Flaws Under Trump — New York Times Arts - 09:02

Exploring actor Jon Hamm playing himself, therapist Orna Guralnik's take on Kendrick Lamar while discussing 'Couples Therapy', the enduring appeal of 'Moana' to children, and Olivia Wilde's direction in 'The Invite' reveals diverse insights into the world of screen entertainment.

• How Good Is Jon Hamm at Playing Jon Hamm? — New York Times Arts -
• Orna Guralnik of ‘Couples Therapy’ Considers Kendrick Lamar a Genius — New York Times Arts -
• Kids Can’t Stop Watching ‘Moana.’ There’s a Scientific Explanation. — New York Times Arts -

• How Olivia Wilde Directed an Awkward Dance in ‘The Invite’ — New York Times Arts -

Featuring an introspective interview with Mick Jagger, alongside new tracks from Beyoncé, the Rolling Stones, and The Linda Lindas, showcases the latest from both legendary and contemporary artists.

• Mick Jagger Isn’t Sure He Ever Lets the World See the Real Him — New York Times Music -
• Beyoncé, the Rolling Stones: Songs to Know This Week — New York Times Arts -

Highlighting accusations of contracting flaws at the Kennedy Center and the passing of pioneering Op Art artist Yaacov Agam at 98, covers significant developments in arts administration and the legacy of visual artists.

• Whistle-Blowers Accuse Kennedy Center of Contracting Flaws Under Trump — New York Times Arts -
• Yaacov Agam, Who Made Kinetic, Kaleidoscopic Art, Dies at 98 — New York Times Arts -

Examining the cultural fascination with cannibalism in contemporary fiction and a review of Han Ong's resonant novel 'Fixer Chao', delves into intriguing literary themes and critical appraisals.

• Our Insatiable Appetite for Stories About Cannibalism — New York Times Arts -
• Book Review: ‘Fixer Chao,’ by Han Ong — New York Times Books -

Presenting **a review of the new opera adaptation of Tennessee Williams’s 'Suddenly Last Summer' and an Off Broadway musical review of 'Giulia,'** brings attention to recent stage productions.

• Review: ‘Suddenly Last Summer’ Opera Premieres at Bard — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Giulia’ Review: Jennifer Nettles Delivers Empowerment (and Poison) — New York Times Arts -