• ‘The Odyssey’ Hired Their Viking Ship. They Say It Came Back Damaged. — New York Times Arts - 19:14
• Marlboro Music: Where Artists Have Time to Chase Perfection — New York Times Arts - 18:24
• Rupert Murdoch Biopic Is Among Premieres at Venice Film Festival — New York Times Arts - 18:22
• 6 New Books We Love This Week — New York Times Books - 18:00
• ‘Rosebush Pruning’ Review: A Petty Provocation — New York Times Arts - 17:56
• ‘The Vampire Lestat’ Was a Dissonant Viewing Experience — New York Times Arts - 17:33
• Doreen Broadnax, Famous (as Sparky D) for ’80s Rap Battle, Dies at 61 — New York Times Arts - 15:53
• Keith David Doesn’t Know What You Saw Him In — New York Times Arts - 15:17
• Debate Over Ancient Iranian Jewelry Worn by Zendaya to ‘Odyssey’ Event — New York Times Movies - 15:16
• Plas Johnson, Saxophonist Behind ‘The Pink Panther,’ Dies at 94 — New York Times Arts - 13:56

A comprehensive look at the latest cinema includes reviews for **'Hadestown: The Musical' and several dramas like 'A Sad and Beautiful World', 'Rosebush Pruning', 'Sheep in the Box', 'Her Private Hell', 'Motor City', and 'The Dink', alongside a guide for your scary summer of movies and horror clubs**.

• Your Scary Summer of Movies, Graveyards and Horror Clubs — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Hadestown: The Musical’ Review: A Theatrical Triumph, Onscreen — New York Times Arts -
• ‘A Sad and Beautiful World’ Review: A Love to Overcome Fear — New York Times Arts -

• ‘Rosebush Pruning’ Review: A Petty Provocation — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Sheep in the Box’ Review: Haunted by His Absence — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Her Private Hell’ Review: Lock Up Your Daughters — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Motor City’ Review: Some Rage and Quiet — New York Times Arts -
• ‘The Dink’ Review: A Volley and a Flub — New York Times Arts -

Major stories cover Betty Parsons' art exhibition at Bard College and the Wiener Werkstätte women designers at the Jewish Museum, while the Tate appoints a new director and the Glasgow School of Art faces restoration challenges, with ancient Iranian jewelry worn by Zendaya sparking debate, and the myth of Odysseus captivating audiences across artwork.

• She Championed Pollock and Rothko. Now Her Art Is on the Museum Walls. — New York Times Arts -
• In Artwork Across the Ages, Odysseus’ Myth Keeps Entrancing Audiences — New York Times Arts -
• Women of a Certain Swagger, and Their Art Visions — New York Times Arts -

• Tate’s New Director Knows Its Glory Days. Can She Bring Them Back? — New York Times Arts -
• Fire Ravaged the Glasgow School of Art. It May Cost Too Much to Restore It. — New York Times Arts -
• Debate Over Ancient Iranian Jewelry Worn by Zendaya to ‘Odyssey’ Event — New York Times Movies -

Spinoffs are a highlight, with Kevin Sussman from 'Big Bang Theory' leading a new show and Keith David starring in a 'Rick and Morty' extension, while late-night hosts playfully comment on Trump and his cabinet joining TikTok.

• A ‘Big Bang Theory’ Supporting Actor Takes the Lead — New York Times Arts -
• Keith David Doesn’t Know What You Saw Him in — New York Times Arts -
• Late Night Rags on Trump and His Cabinet Joining TikTok — New York Times Arts -

The literary scene features Valeria Luiselli discussing her new novel 'Beginning Middle End' and favorite books, alongside a trend piece encouraging audiences to experience celebrity memoirs through audiobooks.

• Valeria Luiselli on Her Favorite Books and Her New Novel — New York Times Books -
• Let These 11 Celebrities Read You Their Memoirs — New York Times Books -

Updates include Willow Smith's spiritual and virtuous new album 'The Thread', and the ongoing D4vd murder case preliminary hearing where prosecutors presented new evidence.

• The Devotion of Willow Smith — New York Times Arts -
• D4vd Murder Case: Prosecutors Share Photos and More Evidence During Preliminary Hearing — New York Times Arts -

The only gaming headline today is a review of 'Splatoon Raiders', which offers a single-player, fish-fighting twist on the series.

• Splatoon Raiders Review: Paint, Paint, Everywhere, and Not a Friend to Ink — New York Times Arts -