Deke Sharon discusses his work on “In Transit,” an a cappella musical about the intertwining lives of New Yorkers.

The strike was resolved after its musicians agreed to freeze their defined benefit pensions and management settled for an initial 7.5 percent wage cut.

This Netflix mini-series returns viewers to the fictional town of Stars Hollow, Conn., and lets the show’s creator end the show as she had originally planned.

Only a few games are likely to be crucial for the playoff hopes of both teams, and The Upshot’s Playoff Simulator in The New York Times quantifies them.

Damien Chazelle’s film infuses Hollywood movies with a vision and energy that have been sorely missing.

The Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher threw the ninth-inning pitch that Bobby Thomson drove into baseball legend with a pennant-clinching home run in 1951.

The recent successful sales of Impressionist, modern and contemporary art in New York showed that auction houses are now attracting blue-chip artworks, albeit with financial inducements.

A republic of doting parents and proud siblings, supportive neighbors and sentimental alumni.

Attending the theater before 1850 or so in the United States was far more akin to attending a football game today than to attending contemporary theater.

It’s easy to envision the job of the federation’s president, Sunil Gulati, as akin to a professional general manager, but he has a much wider mandate.