An exhibit at the New-York Historical Society is the first large showing of items from the Grateful Dead archive.

The Lyon Opera Ballet opened its weeklong season at the Joyce Theater on Tuesday with works by Merce Cunningham, William Forsythe and Maguy Marin.

Three critics for The New York Times discuss the music, the art and the literary threads of the Metropolitan Opera?s production of the Shostakovich opera ?The Nose.?

In James Hynes?s new novel, a middle-aged man on a one-day trip to Austin, Tex., for a job interview comes full to life at long last.

Rendez-Vous With French Cinema may lack a certifiable masterpiece, but it offers a fair number of B-plus or better adult features, and no real duds.

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Members of The New York Dolls and The Dead Boys are uniting for an old-school punk supergroup. Dolls guitarist Sylvain Sylvain and Dead Boys guitarist Cheetah Chrome get the New York style back in action in their new outfit, Batusis. Taking its name from

Sub Pop is pulling out all the stops in favor of Record Store Day: The Seattle label plans six indie-store exclusive releases in support of the pseudo-holiday. Stop by your favorite independent music retailer to get Record Day exclusives from a variety

A distraught Lily Allen rushed off the stage this weekend ... because members of the audience were fighting. Allen left the O2 Arena stage in tears after a scuffle broke out in the front row, reports London's Metro. Seems the fight was a little too close

Want to check out Adam Green's score for the stage production of Timbuktu without having to sit through a boring old play? Well, you're in luck, dude! You'll still have to sit through a boring old orchestral score, but that's your business. Green drops

Ted Leo and the Pharmacists wanted to take to the major media to promote this week's The Brutalist Bricks. But they had settle for an appearance on Jimmy Fallon's show. The act didn't waste the opportunity, though, as it sizzles through a version of 'The