Arts & Entertainment

NY art dealer pleads guilty in fake art case

Glafira Rosales, 57, of Sands Point, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, telling Judge Katherine P. Failla that…

September 16, 2013

Film

Emmy host Neil Harris is magic ambassador

Harrisdu1-i-syn Long before he was “Doogie Howser, M.D.,” Harris loved magic. Every trip to his grandparents’ house in Albuquerque meant…

September 16, 2013

Performing Arts

Russian diva aims for No. 3 at Met

Netrebko to claim title at opera opening

September 16, 2013

Film

Fox’s ‘Dads’ sitcom not so bad, just bad enough

Seth Green, left, and Peter Riegert in a scene from “Dads.” The new Fox sitcom has drawn more than its…

September 16, 2013

Music

Mann to launch recital season at St. Mark’s

Rochelle Mann will open the St. Mark’s Recital Series season tonight with the varied program “Around the World in 80…

September 12, 2013

Performing Arts

‘The Fantasticks’ reaches milestone

Musical to play for 20,000th time Sunday in NYC

September 12, 2013

Music

Nicks, Lady A join voices

Hillary Scott of Lady Antebellum performs with Stevie Nicks at the taping of “CMT Crossroads” in January at Sony Studios…

September 12, 2013

Performing Arts

Lifetimes of achievement

Joel, Santana to receive Kennedy Center honors

September 12, 2013

Visual Arts

Galleries find markets in wedded bliss

ring collections to be featured in event at Sorrel Sky Gallery

September 12, 2013

Film

Jake Coyle, Jessica Herndon named AP Film Writers

Jake Coyle, an Associated Press entertainment writer based in New York, along with Jessica Herndon, a former reporter for People…

September 11, 2013

Visual Arts

Taiwanese painter keeps up movie-poster tradition

Instead of computer-generated tickets and plush-sofa-like seats, patrons are given hand-stamped pieces of paper indicating the time of their performance…

September 11, 2013

Books

U.S. Best-selling books for Sept. 10

Fiction 1. The Cuckoo’s Calling by Robert Galbraith; J. K. Rowling (Mulholland Books) 2. How the Light Gets In: A…

September 9, 2013

Visual Arts

No end in sight

Steaming Bean displays 18-foot monoprints by Maureen May

September 9, 2013

Books

Novel offers vision of hunting trip gone awry

Harper/Associated Press Gun owners like to say they teach their children to never point a loaded weapon at another person.…

September 9, 2013

Visual Arts

1888 Van Gogh ID’d as real thing

painting by Dutch artist found since 1928

September 9, 2013

Visual Arts

Van Gogh Museum: new Van Gogh identified

“Sunset at Montmajour” by Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh is seen at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The…

September 9, 2013

Performing Arts

Creede troupe bringing comic relief

side project Boomtown to perform 2 shows in Durango

September 5, 2013

Film

Worlds to be immersed in

Hollywood’s year-end lineup keeps it real

September 5, 2013

Visual Arts

Dye selling his soul for art

With a series of ice cream-themed watercolor and ink illustrations, Scott Dye has found an obvious link between the devil…

September 5, 2013

Books

Dark Horse Comics brings ‘The Star Wars’ to life

Characters in “The Star Wars” adorn the cover of a book from the eight-issue mini-series, a 1974 first draft by…

September 4, 2013

Film

Despite bombs, box office on rise

Hollywood posts record summer

September 2, 2013

Books

U.S. Best-selling books for Sept. 3

Fiction 1. The Cuckoo’s Calling by Robert Galbraith; J. K. Rowling (Mulholland Books) 2. The Ocean at the End of…

September 2, 2013

Film

J.D. Salinger detective spent decade on trail

worked on book, documentary about American author

September 2, 2013

Visual Arts

Sharing the past

Lewis College exhibit on loan at Santa Fe museum

September 2, 2013