Culture and Society

At the New York Jewish Film Festival, the documentary "Natan" profiles one of France's most brilliant entrepreneurs and innovators in the film industry.

It would be a shame for any lover of great entertainment who can get to New York City to miss a production that has everything Broadway musicals at their very best can be.

Were the audience members who ran up on stage plants? Was the water really poisoned? Rather than find out, I think I'll let the final act's theme of "not knowing" linger a little longer.

A winning mix of energy, style, sexiness, and grace, the SYTYCD live show is not to be missed.

The Tony Award-winning musical is performed by an enthusiastic cast in a sparkling revival at the Commerce Street showplace.

The UWater X3 is a beast of a wireless speaker that will take as much damage-testing as you can give it, and then some.

The impression Chris Kyle gives in his book, of being a gun-obsessed, resilient, judgmental war professional, is quite different from his filmic counterpart.

The vaccination controversy knows no political bounds. Willful ignorance is an equal opportunity ailment, applicable to the left and right.

The Texan behind the popular 'Texan in Tokyo' blog and author of 'My Japanse Husband Thinks I'm Crazy' talks about how she got started, and the costs of 'making it big.'

Dancers Casey Askew and Bridget Whitman are on tour with the rest of the Season 11 finalists until February 18.