The author's death barely made headlines 50 years ago when he died on the same day as JFK and Aldous Huxley. But today, his writings are more relevant than ever.

The College Board is changing the AP course to reverse the cultural and racial bias found in the art world—a prejudice that museums are struggling to overcome, too.

America’s most energetic art form owes its success to compulsive singability.

The late film icon’s ordinariness was most extraordinary, and the secret of her success.

Tom Ford's second feature displays the same emphatic style as A Single Man, but it never quite penetrates beneath its beautiful surfaces.

The series first made a name for itself by eschewing the blockbuster-franchise formula.

Two recent projects, a jazz concert about the Great Migration and a book about “wayward” young women, ambitiously recontextualize black life and art in early-20th-century America.

Preserving Pacific alliances will require America to step up its commitments.