The artist painted the town—from Times Square billboards to the Whitney—and painted the town, as a new memoir reveals. But the town he painted is gone.

Paul Auster likes French girls on bicycles, isn’t afraid to be alone.

At the kitchen table in the Dakota with the world’s most famous mother-son music collaborators.

An outline of the show's history as it enters its 40th season.

Monday in the park with the veteran actress, as she prepares for the one-woman show she wrote about her grandmother and fends off reports of her being ill.

At 45, he’s still gonna “Let Love Rule,” with five nights at Irving Plaza. But these days, he has to watch his carbs. By the way, anybody want to buy his $15 million Soho pad?

Gabby Sidibe’s astonishing debut in Precious.

Elyot Vionnet, an erudite, fastidious, semi-retired substitute teacher, has ventured out to Cake Shop on the Lower East Side, quietly judgmental.

An unlikely surf-mope hybrid fuels the Drums.

Judy Collins is walking through the Met when a Monet landscape makes her think of Woodstock.