Perhaps not since John F. Kennedy has a presidency so fanned the flames of painterly ardor among artists.

In N.Y.C., Diaz dressed up an effortless outfit with luxe accessories.

Two big history-writing and history-inventing exhibitions look at the new and the newer.

Dan Aykroyd and the Ghostbusters are aiming their proton packs at a fresh generation through video games.

Choreography gets important again in three Tony-nominated musicals.

Sebastião Salgado sets out to record undeveloped pockets of the planet.

A look at “Land of the Lost” and other creations of Sid and Marty Krofft.

With “The Hangover” and other films, the director Todd Phillips makes a career in mining over-the-top moments for laughs.

To assume her role as a New York City emergency-room nurse, Edie Falco has expunged almost all traces of the mob wife she formerly played.

A singer, upon discovering her Appalachian roots, begins to claim it as her own.