November 17, 2023

In the first Broadway revival of the Monty Python musical, the old bits are verbatim but the clowns are running the circus.

Five financial district buildings are being turned into housing, including the country’s largest such conversion. Will it work elsewhere in Manhattan?

A recent ruling has the potential to transform the way Americans buy and sell homes — and many real estate agents are feeling a sense of foreboding.

The stylish new Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center took over a former museum in Washington. It’s got potential to become a community hub.

The halting revitalization of one “urban village” in Shenzhen shows the challenges of fixing a national property crisis after years of overborrowing.

With baseball owners approving the Athletics’ move to Las Vegas, some see the departure as the death of the working-class sports fan.

Ever since he was a boy, the director has wanted to make a gory movie about the holiday. “Thanksgiving” is adapted from his 2007 faux trailer.

Lena Beseiso was visiting family with her children and grandson when the war broke out and thrust them into a fight for survival.

The resolution from Representative Michael Guest, a Republican, sets the stage for a vote shortly after Thanksgiving.

Starring Ailyn Pérez, Daniel Catán’s heavily perfumed “Florencia en el Amazonas,” from 1996, is the company’s first work by a Latin American composer.

Economic despair dominates social media as young people fret about the cost of living. It offers a snapshot of the challenges facing Democrats ahead of the 2024 election.

With “Poor Yella Rednecks,” the writer continues to tell his Vietnamese American family’s immigrant story. Maybe one day his parents will even see the shows.