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Jessica Lange threatened never to return to Broadway. Why’s she taking another spin in The Glass Menagerie?

In A Changed Man, Francine Prose unloads on do-gooder hypocrisy and a media with blinders on.

Broadway’s Dirty Rotten Scoundrel explains how he got that way.

Having wanted to be a scientist, I came to literature a little late.

New PAC attack tries to sink Hillary Clinton, Graydon Carter tosses Ellen Barkin a career life raft, Rev. Al Sharpto endorses Andrew Cuomo for NY State attorney general...

Christina Ricci polishes her dark side.

Performance artist Mike Albo and his partner, Virginia Heffernan, just published a comic novel about a classic New York phenomenon: a pseudo-friend whose backhanded compliments destroy the hero’s self-confidence.

To the litany of ever-younger literary phenoms you can now add Upper East Sider Amanda Marquit.

NASCAR may now be a virtual byword for the hard-working, God-fearing red-state interior, but auto racing began as very much an upper-crust pastime.

Louis Auchincloss is the last of the gentlemen novelists. What happens to a moral realist when the world alters around him?