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Pulitzer Prize

Review: ‘English’ Speaks Eloquently of Language and Loss

Pulitzer Prize winner Sanaz Toossi's play about a group of Iranians studying for the Test of English as a Foreign Language transfers to Broadway in an impeccable production.
By David Cote
Photo of a Beaux-Arts style building

The American Academy of Arts and Letters Is Debuting a New Arts Program in Washington Heights

Raven Chacon and Jonathan González's opening projects in the space will be in conversation with the history of the renovated Beaux Arts–style galleries.
By Elisa Carollo

‘The Sympathizer’ Review: HBO’s Experimental Satire Takes Big Swings

The Pulitzer Prize-winning novel is brought to the small screen by Park Chan-wook and Don McKellar in a strange but compelling new series.
By Laura Babiak

Pulitzer Prize Winning Playwright Doug Wright On Why Sean Hayes Was the Only Actor For ‘Good Night, Oscar’

By Harry Haun

Review: ‘Fat Ham’ Is a Well Done Pulitzer Winning BBQ-Infused Interpretation of ‘Hamlet’

By David Cote

Uzo Aduba: A Force of Nature Touches Down on Broadway in ‘Clyde’s’

By Harry Haun

Why Louise Glück’s Bracing, Sensitive Poetry Deserves the Nobel Prize

By Helen Holmes

Jerry Saltz Shares the History Behind His Notorious Coffee Habit

By Helen Holmes
Jerry Saltz at Vulture Festival 2018.

Jerry Saltz Has Some Advice for Novice Art Admirers

By Helen Holmes

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Composer Caroline Shaw on Writing Music for Winter Moods

By Helen Holmes

Ta-Nehisi Coates Spent 10 Years Writing ‘The Water Dancer,’ Oprah’s Newest Book Club Pick

By Helen Holmes

The 16 Most Anticipated Books of Spring 2019

By Lauren LeBlanc

The 7 Most Influential Art Critics Today

By Alina Cohen

Jerry Saltz Has a Pulitzer and I Have Questions

By Margaret Carrigan

Pulitzer Prizes Honor Weinstein Exposés, Trump Explainers—And Kendrick Lamar

By John Bonazzo
People are already freaking out about the Broadway play 'To Kill a Mockingbird.'

‘Mockingbird’ Ban Misses the Point: The Book Is Supposed to Make People Uncomfortable

By John Bonazzo
Gabe Pressman reported for NBC from 1951 until this year.

Gabe Pressman, Legendary NBC Reporter With Six-Decade Career, Dies at 93

By John Bonazzo
Paula Vogel at the Tony Awards. Her play 'Indecent' is getting a new lease on life.

Pulitzer Prize Winners Tweet: Bad Reviews from the NY Times Doom Female-Written Plays

By John Bonazzo
Ben Platt in 'Dear Evan Hansen.'

‘Great Comet,’ ‘Hello, Dolly’ and ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ Lead Tony Nominations

By John Bonazzo
A portrait of Joseph Pulitzer, oil on canvas, by John Singer Sargent, is on display at the Newseum during the Centennial Celebration of Pulitzer Prizes at The Newseum on January 28, 2016 in Washington, DC.

The Key to Writing a Pulitzer Prize-Winning Story? Get Emotional

By Karin Wahl-Jorgensen
When will Trump post an angry tweet about the Pulitzers?

This Year’s List of Pulitzer Prize Winners Is Dominated by Trump Stories

By John Bonazzo
Rex Tillerson, chairman and CEO of ExxonMobil and Donald Trump's pick for secretary of state.

Rockefeller Foundations Enlist Journalism in ‘Moral’ Crusade Against ExxonMobil

By Ken Silverstein
Is this tronc's tech team? We wouldn't be surprised.

Tronc’s Employee Video is a ‘Silicon Valley’ Episode Gone Wrong

By John Bonazzo
Scenes from this year's Tony-nominated Best Musicals. From bottom left: School of Rock, Bright Star, Hamilton, Waitress and Shuffle Along.

The Tony Awards Are About More Than Just ‘Hamilton’

By John Bonazzo
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