Vivaldi’s masterwork, forgotten after his death, found new popularity when it was co-opted by Italian nationalists.

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The Hartford Symphony Orchestra’s upcoming season features nine concerts with works by everyone from Gershwin and Rimsky-Korsakov to Wynton Marsalis and Anna Clyne.

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Federal orders from President Donald Trump axing DEI initiatives are hitting multiple sectors. Kentucky arts and culture ...

Liam Scarlett’s “Frankenstein” is a spectacular ticket-selling phenomenon, so popular that San Francisco Ballet is offering it twice this season, in addition to taking it on tour to Southern ...

Executive producer Shonda Rhimes is taking a break from the world of Bridgerton to serve up something with a little less ...

The Windmills of Your Mind’ is the perfect song for the end of Severance Season 2, summing up life for the Innies.

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O'Dessa cleverly brings together a couple of elements that don't typically go hand in hand—colors and dystopia. It tries to explain to us what Brad Pitt did in Fight Club (1999): consumerism.

I didn’t set out to have a strong romantic angle, but at the end of the day, who you love is such an important part of who you are,” Erickson told Decider.