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Exhibition Review | 'Mannahatta/Manhattan: A Natural History of New York City': Manhattan: An Island Always Diverse

A new exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York uses maps and computer modeling to reveal a natural world that preceded island records.

Rare Peek at Riches of Past in Rome

Rome?s archaeological authority has reallocated money so that it can provide staffs for five monuments in the ancient heart of the city that are usually closed.

An 84-Year-Old Wisecracker Keeps Trucking

The Broadway legend Elaine Stritch says her small role in ?The Full Monty? at the Paper Mill Playhouse in suburban Millburn, N.J., has been an inspiration and a blast.

Artwork to Display, or to Enjoy With Eggs

Goodie bags included in an installation at the 53rd Venice Biennale presented interesting challenges for some art collectors.

Theater: In London, Stagings Where 3 Dimensions Aren?t Needed

?Send in the cartoons? seems to be the new mantra of the National Theater as multiple productions blend animation and other visual effects with traditional stagecraft.

Art Review: It?s a Beautiful Fit, but Can You Breathe in There, Your Majesty?

An exhibition of royal armor, tapestries and portraits from Renaissance-era Spain is on view at the National Gallery of Art in Washington.

Music Review | Cubic Zirconia: Late at Night and Hard at Work

Cubic Zirconia played a ragged but charming release party for its debut single, ?Funk Work? (The Savant Guard) on Thursday night at Santos Party House.

Fans Rally, and Officials Brace to Honor Jackson

Michael Jackson fans flooded the Internet for free tickets to a Tuesday memorial service, stirring worries among Los Angeles officials over the expected throng.

Tyeb Mehta, Painter of Emerging India, Dies at 84

Mr. Mehta emerged as the leading light of India?s first post-colonial generation of Modernist painters.

Music: Torture-Free but Still a Rock Star

Jeff Tweedy has led Wilco to new success and has found himself a piece of normality too.