Sarah Larson

In his new show at the Lucille Lortel, the comedian examines how “Nice day, isn’t it?” and “How about those Mets?” can make the world a better place.

There was plenty of turmoil in the industry, but many shows continued to nourish, illuminate, and delight.

In a new bio-pic, the singer applies his talents to a surprising subject: his own rise to stardom.

In its attention to local detail and character, the show both honors place and transcends it.

A new documentary explores how a singing dinosaur charmed—and perhaps rightfully enraged—a nation.

After the death of the Velvet Underground front man, two archivists and his widow, Laurie Anderson, discovered a mysterious sealed package from 1965. Inside was treasure: never-before-heard, folky versions of “Heroin” and other classics.

The “Game of Thrones” spinoff tries to recapture the magic through nostalgic detail, family fights, and grisly scenes of childbirth.

The sport, beloved for its democratic spirit, could unite the country—if it doesn’t divide itself first.

The actor meets up with the writer John Mankiewicz to prep for the propaganda-themed première party for their podcast, “The Big Lie,” in which Hamm, as a Commie-fighting G-man, plays a different kind of man in a hat.

Having survived trips to strip clubs and to Afghanistan, the legendary hockey trophy submits to fondling and copy-editing by the New Yorker staff.

“American Buffalo” ’s Laurence Fishburne, Darren Criss, and Sam Rockwell ruminate on junk and iambic pentameter on a visit to a thrift shop.

The new podcast from Serial Productions is a careful, moving investigation of a British scandal. But it’s also the story of its own making.

Blake Lively and Seth Meyers came out to salute the première of “The Music Man”; so did forty-five New York teen-agers armed with clarinets and sousaphones.

For a century, women have been held back on the ice tracks. Now they’re gaining speed. 

The twenty-two-year-old seized the moment on ice skating’s biggest stage.

The star of Sundance TV’s “State of the Union” chats over Jack-and-gingers about her crush on Brendan Gleeson, improvising with Stanley Tucci, and never getting married—or divorced.