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When considering torture and terror, the first question of relevance is, Do we require an experience of torture and terror first hand, either as a survivor or as a witness, to be credible on the subject?

In listening to the alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa's latest offering Gamak, I am struck by the passion for experimental immersion that is present throughout the endeavor.

In the years since his death, Richey has almost become the indie-rock Elvis. To this day, sightings are reported of him in far away destinations like hippie communes in India.

The fifth edition of the India Art Fair launches this week, bringing international artists and galleries to the already bustling streets of New Delhi. Showcasing...

NEW YORK -- The void you're looking at on your DVR is the sitcom landscape post-"30 Rock." When Tina Fey's bright, bouncy, irreverent showbiz send-up...

The Captain is on his way back to "How I Met Your Mother"! According to Vulture, Kyle MacLachlan's character -- known for having his marriage...

"NCIS" has been renewed for a new season. The naval procedural will return for an eleventh season. Series star Mark Harmon, who also serves as...

Joss Whedon has been at the helm of many beloved, yet canceled shows, but there's one show's cancellation he's never been able to get over:...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The rapper Macklemore thinks there's a simple reason the hit "Thrift Shop" appears to be going viral: It dares to be different....

Tim Burton has made three stop-motion animation feature films: "The Nightmare Before Christmas," "Corpse Bride" and 2012's "Frankenweenie." The format has been good to him:...

The jazz really cooks at MetroStage in "Ladies Swing the Blues." The premiere, a vibrant tribute to alto sax jazz great Charlie "Bird" Parker, only falters when it tries too hard to explain the inexplicable.

LONDON -- One of Britain's oldest anarchist publishers says its east London bookshop has been firebombed. Freedom Press - set up more than 100 years...

The gossip columnist Cindy Adams is still alive, apparently, and still churning out arthritic prose for Page Six (also still alive!) in The New York Post. Proof: "I now know what D.C. stands for: District of Crapola," Ad...

The ratings are in for the premiere of "Do No Harm" and they're ... awful. According to NBC, 3.1 million viewers tuned in to the...

A new exhibition of photos at NYU's Grey Art Gallery captures the poet of Greenwich Village who lived his life... just around the corner. Beat Memories: The Photographs of Allen Ginsberg features over 80 black-and-white ...

NEW YORK -- Alan Cumming is taking his Macbeth to Broadway - and his Macduff and Duncan and the three witches. Producers said Friday that...

Last night, Time Warner Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer Jeffrey Hirsch reportedly co-hosted a posh VIP party on a 150-foot yacht, according to...

David Lindsay-Abaire, author of the most-produced play in America this season, is sitting in a Brooklyn coffee shop, marveling at his excellent fortune. It isn't a mere five or six professional theaters across the nation...

In the afterglow of Romney's respectable showing, one finds unease among some in the ranks of Mormons. They ask: Is distinctness or integration the greater burden?

Rabid opera fans are (sometimes justifiably) taken to task for wanting blood, and there's always the chance that someone will crash and burn. Spectacularly.

When he is in the studio creating a dance, choreographer Mark Morris­ faces no end of decisions, questions, problems. How does he solve them? Honey, you have no idea. Neither does he. Let's take "The Office." No, not th...