Framing Art History’s Most Famous Friendships—and Fallouts For many, many artists, friendships with creative peers have been essential to success. By Ruth Millington
Lauren Mechling on Why Her Novel About Friendship Had to Feel Like ‘A Gut Punch’ 'How Could She' author Lauren Mechling on her debut novel, a book she tried to make "as scandalous and important as my conversations and text messages with friends.” By Lauren LeBlanc
‘Booksmart’ Brilliantly Conveys How Scary It Is to Be Young 'Booksmart' depicts its teenage heroines' rites of passage as lighthearted and fun, but it also evokes a very palpable sense of danger. By Helen Holmes
Puppy Love in <em>Dogfight</em>: Stage Remake of Nancy Savoca’s 1991 Film Finds New Generals In Joe Mantello and Peter Duchan By Rex Reed