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Highlights from this issue include: Southern District of New York decertifies class on 'eve-of-trial' due to plaintiffs' counsel's inadequacy to represent class. New Jersey Supreme Court holds class action waiver [...]

Byline: NEIL HERRINGTON Senior vice-president, Americas, at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Alarm in Canada about the country's plummeting national economic output and flagging levels of investment has not gone [...]

As the trend towards increased workplace investigations and retaining third party investigators continues, so does the need to consider issues of privilege and what is protected in the investigative process. [...]

The actor and director Joel Grey, 91, will be honored for Lifetime Achievement at the Tony Awards this evening for his “everlasting impact” to the theater, said Heather Hitchens, president [...]

Our https://www.nytimes.com/article/broadway-shows-tickets.html, updated each month by the critic Laura Collins-Hughes, breaks down all of the productions currently onstage, including Tony-nominated ones (like https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/04/theater/shucked-review-broadway.html), long-running productions (like https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/10/theater/chicago-broadway-anniversary.html), and newly opened [...]

Readers and New York Times critics alike share their experiences of the show that became the sound of the city. ''Stomp,'' the long-running Off Broadway show, will close in New [...]

Byline: Nicole Herrington Readers and New York Times critics alike share their experiences of the show that became the sound of the city. 'Stomp,' the long-running Off Broadway show, will [...]

The long-running stage show has been a part of the city's theatrical landscape for nearly 29 years. ''Stomp,'' the long-running show that repurposed mundane items like brooms and metal garbage [...]

Jesse Williams and Jesse Tyler Ferguson will reprise their roles in the play, which won a Tony for best revival in June. Second Stage Theater's much-acclaimed, Tony Award-winning revival of [...]

The ''Killing Eve'' star will reprise her role in Suzie Miller's solo show, which is wrapping up a run in London. Jodie Comer, known for playing the charismatic assassin Villanelle [...]

The musical, which shuttered temporarily in January as the Omicron variant spread, has struggled with the slow return of tourists to the theater. ''Mrs. Doubtfire,'' the Broadway musical adapted from [...]

Nicole Herrington, the theater editor, is sampling a little bit of everything before the crowded spring theater season takes off. 'The Days of Abandonment' Elena Ferrante, a master of creating [...]

Ntozake Shange's choreopoem begins performances in March at the Booth Theater, home to the original 1976 production. The previously announced Broadway production of Ntozake Shange's 1976 ''for colored girls who [...]

Biometrics are physical or behavioral human characteristics that can be used to digitally identify a person to grant access to systems, devices, or data. Examples of biometric identifiers are fingerprints, [...]

What you need to know before venturing back out to see art, from safety precautions to the exhibitions still on view. For New Yorkers who regard their local cultural institutions [...]

Nicole Herrington is the editor of the Weekend Arts section. She relishes brooding dramas and discovering new artists. Lately she has found comfort in marathon viewings of the reality series [...]

A month's worth of free, family-friendly and otherwise noteworthy cultural events. Looking for even more reasons to get out of the house? Visit our Arts & Entertainment Guide at nytimes.com/spotlight/arts-listings [...]

With over 60 movies and special events, this series tells the history of how they told their stories, both overtly and subversively. Film Forum's latest series, ''Black Women: Trailblazing African [...]

To kick off 2020, we've compiled a month's worth of free, family-friendly and otherwise noteworthy cultural events. The holidays are over. The new year is here. And there are a [...]

Byline: Will Herrington Noah Isherwood, Campus Carrier asst. arts and living editor Will Herrington, Campus Carrier staff writer On Jan. 23, Sandra Meek, professor of English, rhetoric and writing was [...]

We'll not only help you figure out what exhibitions to see, but also offer some tips before you head out. This season can make even the grouchiest New Yorker an [...]

They are the talk of the theater world: a generation of black playwrights whose fiercely political and formally inventive works are challenging audiences, critics and the culture at large to [...]

Byline: Michael Paulson and Nicole Herrington They are the talk of the theater world: a generation of black playwrights whose fiercely political and formally inventive works are challenging audiences, critics [...]

Between holiday travel, shopping and cookie baking, you've probably had your hands full this season. In need of a break? How about a movie? It's that time of year when [...]

This conversation includes spoilers for the first f our episodes of ''My Brilliant Friend.''Episode 3 of ''My Brilliant Friend'' opens with two new actresses playing Len· (Margherita Mazzucco) and Lila [...]

This conversation includes spoilers for the first f our episodes of ''My Brilliant Friend.''Episode 3 of ''My Brilliant Friend'' opens with two new actresses playing Len· (Margherita Mazzucco) and Lila [...]

Long lines. Giddy adults. Colorful selfie-filled Instagram feeds. It must be time for 29Rooms, the annual immersive exhibition presented by the media site Refinery 29. Selfies are de rigueur, of [...]

Now that the Metropolitan Museum of Art's new admissions policy -- $25 for adults who do not live in New York -- is in effect, out-of-towners may be wondering if [...]

Michelangelo. Rodin. Louise Bourgeois. Ai Weiwei. The city's museums, galleries and streets are brimming with megawatt stars this holiday season. Congratulations! Consider yourself blessed by the art world gods, though [...]

Michelangelo. Yayoi Kusama. Ai Weiwei. The city's museums, galleries and streets are brimming with megawatt stars this holiday season. Congratulations! Consider yourself blessed by the art world gods, though there [...]

Psst. Have you heard? On big screens across the nation women are behaving badly, really badly. And now, bringing up the rear of this summer raunch parade led by ''Snatched,'' [...]

One of the best scenes in ''The Incredible Jessica James'' comes two-thirds of the way through the movie. Jessica, arguing with a guy she's sort of been seeing, delivers a [...]

Despite some notable names in ''Person to Person,'' it's the lesser-known actors who leave an impression. But maybe that's not entirely surprising for a movie loosely about authenticity and the [...]

Imagine witnessing the untimely death of a vibrant, otherworldly being. As it succumbs to an invisible menace, this entity's colors (brilliant shades of amber, magenta, chartreuse) turn fluorescent blue and [...]

I was relieved when Bikram Choudhury, the 73-year-old founder of Bikram yoga, was finally served a warrant for his arrest late last month, after failing to pay nearly $7 million [...]

''Don't you want us there?'' an Israeli woman asks her husband in ''The Women's Balcony,'' a charming exercise in gender politics as experienced via religion. The wife, Ettie (Evelin Hagoel), [...]

Antonio Sergio Bessa doesn't consider himself a big-time collector. Yet there's a blue-chip quality to the art on the walls of the apartment he shares with his husband, Ed Yanisch, [...]

What's in a child's best interest? It depends on who's answering the question. That's the crux of ''Gifted,'' the director Marc Webb's return to small-scale features after tangling with Spidey. [...]

On August 20, 2018, the Securities and Exchange Commission (the 'SEC') announced that it adopted amendments to Rule 15c2-12 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the 'Rule'). [...]

Byline: Chris Herrington, The (Memphis) Commercial Appeal Elvis Presley's Graceland is the most famous musical home in the Mid-South, but it's far from alone. Presley's first home in Tupelo, Miss., [...]

Readers of Weekend Miser know that New York City has no shortage of free and low-cost cultural events -- after all, for the past five years the Miser has been [...]

Bruce Springsteen's ''The River'' tour is making a stop in SoHo. But don't expect to hear live renditions of ''Hungry Heart'' or ''The Ties That Bind.'' This event, a photography [...]

It's early in the new year, but miserly culture hounds can already reap dividends. New York City has just extended through 2016 the free enrollment deadline for its municipal identification [...]

Byline: Matt Herrington - Harrison DiCocco By Matt Herrington - Collegiate Staff Going to jail was not something I had on my bucket list of things to do, let alone [...]

Byline: Matt Herrington John Cacioppo discussing the effects that loneliness on the brain - Rachael Yadlowsky By Matt Herrington - Collegiate Staff Students and members of the community alike flooded [...]

Byline: Matt Herrington John Cacioppo coming to the Fountain Street Church. By Matt Herrington - Collegiate Staff Grand Rapids Community College's next Diversity Lecture Series event will feature a lecture [...]

Byline: Matt Herrington Students are welcome to explore the Mental Health and Wellness fair. - Courtesy Art By Matt Herrington - The Collegiate Staff On Monday, October 23, Grand Rapids [...]

Byline: Matthew Herrington Chef Rick Bayless gives a speech at the fundraiser. By Matthew Herrington - Collegiate Staff A fundraiser for the Secchia Culinary program was able to raise over [...]

Insurance policies that include the cost of defending a particular claim or action within the policy's limit of liability, often referred to as 'burning,' 'eroding,' or 'defense within' limits policies, [...]