How a 14th-Century Statue of the Virgin Mary Was Discovered by a Fisherman in Spain A man fishing for trout in the Sar River stumbled over what has tentatively been identified as a 700-year-old religious relic. By Helen Holmes
‘Found’ Is a Theatrical Compendium of Discarded Notes, Ideas, and Poems Fulfilling every anonymous need for one minute of success, 'Found' has caught on. By Rex Reed
Sarah Jessica Parker Might Have a $4,700 Check With Your Name on it If you are the West Village resident missing a $4,700 check and are interested in redeeming your wayward wages, check your voicemail because a good samaritan by the name of Sarah Jessica Parker has been trying to get it touch with you. By Nicole Vranjican
Opera Underground: Caroline Shaw’s ‘Partita for 8 Voices’ and Gelsey Bell’s ‘morning//mourning’ at Green-Wood Cemetery By Gabrielle Ferrari