Countertenors, long seen as rough facsimiles of the castrati, have witnessed a resurgence since the 1950s.

Khyrunnisa’s third book for adults is another rib-tickling compilation of anecdotes encapsulating the daily travails and ...

The Handmaid’s Tale author reflects on her loves, losses and literary achievements in a memoir that showcases her wisdom and wit ...

The bloody bullfights of Ernest Hemingway’s novel are echoes of the violent event that haunts the expatriates: World War I.

If they can do it to Abe Lincoln with “Oh, Mary!,” why not Anne Frank with “Slam Frank”? The new musical comedy about the ...

A mysterious offer to work on an island refuge entices a man back to his former profession.

The award-winning humor writer returns with a candid story of grief, reinvention, and what happens when surviving cancer ...

Awards Radar seeks to provide objective, thoughtful, and wide-ranging coverage of the awards season, as well as the entertainment world in general ...

Silly, lacking substance and far too long for its own good, “Verity” is an unintentionally hilarious mystery that isn’t ...

The third volume of diaries from Wigtown bookseller Shaun Bythell sees him dealing with hagglers, grifters, ‘Instacustomers’ ...

Because I loved the original Harry Potter books and movies, I was afraid of the sequel. Both the medium of a stage play and ...

Lanterns' ends with a few touching moments, a ton of predictable twists and turns, and a mostly unsatisfying conclusion to ...