The Rising Stars program puts young musicians on European tour. This season’s class includes, clockwise from top left, the violist Ellen Nisbeth, the trumpeter Tamas Palfalvi, the violinist Emmanuel Tjeknavorian and the soprano Nora Fischer.
“Past Times” by Kerry James Marshall sold Wednesday night for $21.1 million at Sotheby’s, generating a windfall for a Chicago agency.
Omarosa Manigault Newman, the former Trump administration staffer, said on “Celebrity Big Brother” that she wouldn’t vote for President Trump again “in a million years.”
Camila Cabello released two albums as a member of Fifth Harmony before splitting from the group. She wrote on every song on her solo debut, “Camila.”
In the new Netflix show “Ugly Delicious,” the chef David Chang takes on topics as conventional as pizza, barbecue, fried chicken and Chinese cooking.
The Los Angeles-based sculptor Charles Ray at a pub in Walden, N.Y. Mr. Ray was visiting the foundry where his piece, “Mountain Lion Attacking a Dog,” was being completed for a show at Matthew Marks Gallery.
Members of Kalanidhi Dance rehearsing Opera Lafayette’s production of Francesco Geminiani’s “La Forêt enchantée.”
The artist Mark Pauline, who works under the name Survival Research Laboratories, has a new exhibition at Marlborough Contemporary.
From left, Yael Grobglas, Gina Rodriguez and Justin Baldoni in “Jane the Virgin.”
Kenneth Frampton, a historian from the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation at Columbia University, will receive the award for lifetime achievement at the Venice Architecture Biennale.
Natalie Dormer in “Picnic at Hanging Rock,” a mini-series adaptation of the novel, debuting Friday on Amazon.
MTV’s “Jersey Shore Family Vacation” brings together most of the original “Jersey Shore” cast for a throwback misadventure in Miami.
A headline from The New York Times on April 14, 1914.
Tig Notaro says there’s a reason Louis C.K. had supporters: “It’s fame and power that people are blinded by.”
The relocated Hamilton Grange, Alexander Hamilton's home, 414 West 141 Street in St. Nicholas Park, just east of Broadway.
Frans Hals’s “Banquet of the Officers of the Calivermen Civic Guard,” left, from 1627, hangs next to Anton Henning’s “Interior No. 559” from 2018, at the Frans Hals Museum.
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