NY Times: Entertainment

Many had questions: That’s the person to lead the realm? Did the women of Westeros get shortchanged? And was that a water bottle under Samwell’s chair?

The two musical theater figures will perform a benefit concert with Katrina Lenk.

In Dave Malloy’s ravishing new a cappella chamber musical, members of an addiction support group compare notes on getting lost in the web.

In Elise Forier Edie’s play, Alice Ripley plays a conservative Texas parent inspired to fight for the rights of her child’s gender identity.

The R-rated thriller was No. 1 in North America with $57 million in ticket sales, by far a series best. Two other new wide-release movies flopped.

The treasury secretary’s father, a New York art dealer, paid a record price last week for a work by a living artist. But for whom?

A gift from the president of the museum’s board will allow it to be “more welcoming and more open,” the MOCA director said.

The arguments over HBO’s dark fantasy made it the signature show of an era when no one agrees on anything.

Plácido Domingo in zarzuela, an unplanned deficit at Tzadik and a young artists' gala were among the highlights.

“Red Birds,” a new novel by the Pakistani author Mohammed Hanif, satirizes America’s never-ending military conflicts in the Middle East.