A Brief History of Gay Theater, in Three Acts
On the return of ‘The Boys in the Band’ and why it matters more than ever.
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‘The Boys in the Band’ Cast Reads Queer Poetry
The poet Danez Smith curated works from a rising generation of queer poets, read by the cast of the upcoming revival of the classic gay play.
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CreditBrendan Stumpf Answering Society’s Thorniest Questions, With Performance Art
With his wildly inventive provocations — about race, immigration, poverty and the environment — William Pope.L has become the defining artist of a turbulent era.
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In subdued earth tones and airy constructions, men’s looks for striking out on your own.
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In Search of Lost Time in Europe’s Sanatoriums
The facilities created a culture of escapism that persisted even as the world around them changed forever.
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The artist’s difficult job is to create something that addresses the concerns of her time while also contending with the timeless.
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Of a KindPaul Feig’s Lapel Pins, Illustrated
The director of 'A Simple Favor' wears a bloom on his lapel almost daily.
By John Wogan and Illustrations by Aurore de La Morinerie
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Using only a few select materials, the artist creates something — and turns it into a performance from beginning to end.
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Notes on CultureMastering the Art of the Tense Dinner Party
In these divided times, a communal meal is either an escape — or a minefield. Sometimes, though, that’s exactly the point.
By Ligaya Mishan
What to See and Where to Eat in Denmark’s Second-Largest City
You’ll always have Copenhagen. But Aarhus offers all the hygge (and Nordic cuisine) along with one of the most exciting design scenes on the continent.
By John Wogan
In FashionThe Relaxed Side of Tailoring
Loose suits in soft-washed cottons, supple linens and lightweight wools quietly steal the show.
Sportswear’s Subtle New Look
In subdued earth tones and light-as-air constructions, men’s wear for striking out on your own.
The Artist’s LifeThe Artist Has a Cavity
How works by some of New York’s most famous contemporary artists ended up in your neighborhood dentist’s (and doctor’s and lawyer’s) office.
By Alice Gregory
The Story Behind T’s ‘The Boys in the Band’ Cover
After an early reading last summer, our editor in chief “was struck by how crackling and relevant this 50-year-old play still was.”
By Kurt Soller
TimesVideoRead T a Poem | Andrew Rannells
The actor reads "Drown" by Marcelo Hernandez Castillo.
By Brendan Stumpf
TimesVideoRead T a Poem | Zachary Quinto
The actor reads "Homewrecker" by Ocean Vuong.
By Brendan Stumpf
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