Grace Sullivan writes about film, TV, books, music and the smaller cultural shifts that say a lot about American life. She is less interested in what trends for a day than in why something sticks around.
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The Smithsonian installation combines sculpture, video and everyday objects. The October 24 performances had separate registration, while the exhibition continues into January.
Archival travel footage meets a new soundtrack and drawings in Chacon’s seven-channel installation, opening October 24 at SFMOMA.
NMWA’s October 23 opening brings Pepper’s smaller works and models into dialogue with monumental sculpture on New York Avenue.
The new part lands October 23. Returning viewers can refresh the screen story; new readers can try Maurice Leblanc's short adventures without committing to a novel.
Two taste-test blindfolds and a microphone bring Good Mythical Morning into the museum’s entertainment display. One prop began as a fan’s handmade gift.
Jonathan Glazer's film starring Scarlett Johansson is on Netflix's November 1 U.S. departure list, making October 31 the safer viewing deadline.
A digitized February 1865 letter records an invitation, work at the Executive Mansion and thanks for a wreath with a Civil War connection.
The Klatt family returns October 21 for an eight-episode season, with a new criminal investigation and weekly releases through December 9.
Historian Anna Doel's new Library of Congress account follows the letters, visits and missing photographs behind scientific exchange.
CD Projekt Red and TRIGGER return to Night City with an all-new anime story. A Cyberpunk 2077 update is a separate release.
Karen Kilgariff's eight-part podcast launches October 19. Apple TV subscribers get the whole series; the free release finishes November 23.
Missy Mazzoli and Royce Vavrek's adaptation opens October 19, with live audio broadcasts and a later recorded broadcast also scheduled.