Culture and Society

As Sarah Bernhardt circa 1897, confronting Shakespeare's best-known character, Janet McTeer's dynamism astounds. Her Bernhardt is a whirlwind of delight and shimmering brilliance.

The biggest challenge with maximizing productivity in the world of marketing is that there are so many distractions holding you back.

Chris Westfall's 'Leadership Language' speaks in a language anyone can benefit from — from fresh-faced students all the way to the C-suite. It’s a relatable, personal guide to mastering the kind of language that creates connection and understanding.

'The Courage To Go Forward' by David Cordani and Dick Traum not only offers inspirational personal stories but underscores the power of a small focused community to get things done.

Director Mark Lamos is to be congratulated on imbuing this show with new life and purpose in these trying times. The final moments of this 'Man of La Mancha' present a stark tableau of some of the challenges facing us, including the red-hooded specter of intolerance, images of the falsely imprisoned, and the continued abuse and subjugation of women.

In 'Digital Marketing Analytics' Chuck Hemann and Ken Burbary have done a neat job of putting their experience and facts together.

Wizard World is a comic book, celebrity, and gaming event. I attended the Austin Wizard World. So did Doctor Who. Two of him.

An interview with Dr. Sherry Cormier, psychologist and bereavement specialist, about her new book, 'Sweet Sorrow: Finding Enduring Wholeness After Loss and Grief.' 

'Leading Holistic Improvement with Lean Six Sigma 2.0' by Ronald D. Snee and Roger W. Hoerl details how the use of this methodology can improve a company's business.

Being Deaf today brings with it controversies over vocalizing, lip reading, and ASL. All of that helps define just one character in Craig Lucas's kaleidoscope of a drama, now in its New York premiere at Playwrights Horizons.