A 72-room historic mansion in Yonkers serves as the center of New York nightlife a few weekends a year thanks to elaborately designed and curated festivals that offer up unique experiences and a sense of escape from the everyday.

From a childhood singing karaoke and playing the trumpet, the Bay Area-raised musician offers up a powerful début album full of songs that condense the emotional density of life into plain, easily relatable phrases.

In his newest work for American Ballet Theatre, the Franco-American choreographer refuses easy answers and emphatically rejects convention while leading an all-start cast through vivid and vibrant images.

After years as David Cronenberg’s muse of sorts and supporting turns in Indignation and 11.22.63, the Canadian actress takes the lead as a servant accused of murdering her employers in Sarah Polley’s Netflix adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s Alias Grace.

The daughter of a classical composer and a cellist, the Swedish pop musician brings a profound retro sound and style to an age when technology and social media prove to be both embracing and overwhelming.

From making his stage début to starring in the world’s first fully painted film to playing the Romantic poet Percy Shelley onscreen, the young British actor works to expand his range with every project he pursues.

On their début album, the avant-pop musician introduces a cast of nine internal characters, or Alters—each with their own style and voice—in an abundant and varied study of identity.

With a wider reach than the tag of “gothic folk” would suggest, the New Zealander musician offers powerful and emphatic performances and a new album full of rich, affecting tracks that run through a range of emotions and voices.

After repeated turns as the Uptight Blonde in everything from True Blood to Pitch Perfect, the actress embarks on a new chapter in her career and returns to the New York stage in a female-led ensemble piece that showcases her range as a golden girl-turned-abused wife.