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A Fresh Take on Shakespeare’s ‘Pericles’ Infused with Black Gospel Music

The Public Theater’s Public Works transforms Shakespeare’s ‘Pericles’ into a vibrant gospel-inspired musical featuring a diverse cast of New Yorkers alongside notable performers like Denée Benton.

By Fatima Ahmed • August 29, 2025 5 MIN READ

Rehearsal of the gospel-infused musical adaptation of 'Pericles' at St. John the Divine in Manhattan, exploring themes of grief, loss, and accountability.

Taylor Fritz and Francis Tiafoe competing in last year’s U.S. Open semifinals.

Chronology of the Harvey Weinstein Legal Proceedings

Starting with a 2015 complaint by a model, allegations against Harvey Weinstein accumulated over the years, leading to multiple charges and legal developments.

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An NYSE ticker showcased single men ranked by various attributes, with an algorithm assigning their ‘romantic value.’

New York Stock Exchange Displays ‘Romantic Value’ of the City’s Single Men

To promote its upcoming film “Materialists,” A24 partnered with the New York Stock Exchange to rank single men based on traits like income, height, and housing status.

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New York City police have intensified enforcement by issuing summonses to cyclists violating traffic regulations, aiming to control the growing number of electric bikes and scooters on city streets.

Critics Decry New York’s Stringent Enforcement Against E-Bike Riders

Authorities have launched a strict enforcement campaign targeting electric bike riders, issuing criminal summonses that may result in arrest for traffic violations, drawing criticism over fairness.

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Yü-Ge Wang of Christie’s conducting the sale of Marlene Dumas’s “Miss January,” which sold for $13.6 million including fees.

Spring Auction Season in New York Falls Short of Expectations Amid Market Uncertainty

Major New York auction houses struggled to meet conservative sales estimates this spring as global economic uncertainty dampened demand for high-profile art pieces.

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"The Far Side" by South African photographer Hazel Mphande, featured by Berman Contemporary from May 8-11 at the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair in New York.

African Art Fair Returns to New York Celebrating Connection to Place

Marking its 10th edition in New York, the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair highlights the profound relationship between identity and landscape through diverse artistic expressions.

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A Fresh Take on Shakespeare’s ‘Pericles’ Infused with Black Gospel Music

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New York Stock Exchange Displays ‘Romantic Value’ of the City’s Single Men

Critics Decry New York’s Stringent Enforcement Against E-Bike Riders

Spring Auction Season in New York Falls Short of Expectations Amid Market Uncertainty

African Art Fair Returns to New York Celebrating Connection to Place

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A Fresh Take on Shakespeare’s ‘Pericles’ Infused with Black Gospel Music

Your Essential Guide to the 2025 U.S. Open Tennis Championship

New York Cannabis Dispensaries Challenge State Over Proximity Rule Revision

Jack Kleinsinger, Visionary Behind Iconic Jazz Series, Passes Away at 88

Chronology of the Harvey Weinstein Legal Proceedings