The theme of teaching is very present in the story. Nolan is studying education; his parents are teachers. He and Heidi teach ...

The comedian discusses flying in Jimmy Kimmel’s jet, beefing with Jerry Seinfeld, and the “weight” of talking about Palestine ...

Haw, a British Fascist who became a mouthpiece for the Nazis, and who prefigured the reactionary toadyism of our own era.

Our food critic advises a reader on where to find out-of-town restaurant recommendations, and answers another about a ...

It was wrong, of course, to attempt to make piano music of the “Waldstein,” and the result was the first good performance of the sonata in many months. Mr. Moiseiwitsch tried the same odd trick of ...

In one corner we found some colored drawings that we liked immensely. ACCUSTOMED to the ribald Americana that J. B. Neumann shows in his print room, we were a little chilled by his present show of ...

THE CAPITOL has Rex Ingram’s newest picture “The Magician.” It is a film of horror that does not quite come off, but that is done with good taste and moments of pictorial beauty. The story touches ...

It is both curious and interesting that under the new Harvard method Miller has been built up as one of the finest backs that ever stood in cleats, and that the Crimson has not merely a regular punter ...

Now that cold weather is coming on we are glad the Minerva is making provision to protect the chauffeur of town car and cabriolet. They have a rather ingenious set of windows that rise up out of the ...

The new Casino doesn’t look out over any trees, naturally, but it has a handsome mirrored bar, which is probably a fair exchange,’ and the decorative scheme is more or less modelled on the original ...

One of her winners was the 100-1 shot, Gay Troubadour, and only a few days ago another of her colts, named Bugles Blow, beat Hy Camp, a 1-5 favorite. Xalapa Clown, who, as you may recall, brought off ...

People whose minds have gone, or who wish their minds would go, will probably enjoy “The Mad Miss Manton” as much as they enjoy any movies. The mere splinter of a plot has its droll possibilities, ...