Met’s New ‘Semiramide’ Is a Tacky Tragedy Maurizio Benini's flaccid conducting and John Copley's gaudy low-camp production make the Met's new 'Semiramide' fizzle. By James Jorden
Wagner’s ‘Parsifal’ Returns to Save the World—Maybe Even the Met A new production of 'Parsifal' gives hope that the Metropolitan Opera will indeed survive, with Yannick Nézet-Séguin as its savior. By James Jorden
The 2026 Genesis G70 Prestige Graphite Maxes Out on Features While Amping Up Performance By John Scott Lewinski
Six of the World’s Richest People Who Are Not Leaving Billions to Their Children By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly