Ian Sansom celebrates the evocative portrait of London on the brink of war that Norman Collins paints in his 1945 novel London Belongs to Me.

Stout’s academic “North Star” lies in the liberal arts constellation, where his years of training were steeped in the history ...

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A free performance of a new musical about Vitka Kempner, the Linda Lindas, Elevator Repair Service and more arts headlines ...

Director Varda Bar-Kar (“Fandango at the Wall”) offers a conventional but still compelling synopsis of the iconoclastic singer-songwriter’s long career, from her seminal 1960s hit “Society’s Child” to ...

Associate Editor for The Prospect Gavin McLoughlin recaps his visit to the Princeton Public Library and what he witnessed ...

From Baltimore comes Cris Jacobs — a gritty soul-blues singer and guitarist with outlaw country ethos. Jacobs is known for his mesmerizing live shows, where his improvisational guitar playing, ...

In 2021, Charlie Colenutt left his job as a trainee barrister, which had come to feel meaningless during the pandemic, and ...

Though he wasn't part of the lengthy cast announcement, we're hearing that Hugh Jackman will return as Wolverine for Marvel ...

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Annie Rupertus talks with Yejin Suh ’25 about her soon-to-be released YA novel.

Amie Parnes, co-author of 'Fight,' an expose of the decision of President Biden not to run and the push for VP Kamala Harris ...