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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More than 20 organizations gather at the New York State Museum on October 18. Bring a realistic availability window and ask about the actual role.
The 1968 film runs 96 minutes. Year, restoration and picture shape help identify what a streaming listing is actually offering.
The October 16 through 18 architecture festival paired citywide choice with individual tour times, entry rules and accessibility arrangements.
The October 17 program includes a GrubStreet novelists' panel at the Boston Public Library and author appearances at its outdoor booth.
Judd Apatow’s Netflix documentary brings together stand-up, interviews, book passages and private material contributed by fans and friends.
A 1902 cartoon and photographs from 1942 trace table tennis from an overrun dining room into shared recreation spaces.
Between You and Me puts a personal collection alongside the museum's works. Plan for the special-exhibition charge and give the audio guide some time.
Jennifer Peedom’s Everest drama stars Genden Phuntsok as Tenzing Norgay and Tom Hiddleston as Edmund Hillary.
A 1700 volume at the Library of Congress preserves Sor Juana’s defense of women’s learning and the reply she wrote to a bishop using a female pseudonym.
Keri Russell and Rufus Sewell return as Kate and Hal Wyler. Season four puts their marriage alongside another politically consequential couple.
Google’s 2026 Frightgeist report includes horror characters, stress-ball costumes, and bubbling cauldrons. A search trend still tells a different story from what people plan to buy.
Municipal Archives photographs and maps can trace changes at a New York City address, with property-tax surveys offering a particularly detailed starting point.