Arts & Entertainment

Young art lovers swarmed the Upper East Side for the museum's annual Teens Take the Met! event.

See it now at David Zwirner.

A spring survey of the city's fishing scene finds a lot of peace, but minimal fish.

King Princess will portray the same character that got Angelina Jolie her first Oscar for her performance in the classic film.

"Motion Picture House," made up of a film, sculptures and paintings, is in the Navy Yard now.

At Stony Brook University's Roth Regatta, sinking your ship is almost inevitable.

Shows take place from from June through September in Prospect Park.

For this week’s Looped In column we explore everything midday trapezing to late-night drives

Bernie Wagenblast, the voice of the MTA, is also among those who will lead the march.

Tours of the long-running workshop, never open to the public before, will cost $150.

A self-portrait, painted furniture and more from the collection of Haring’s longtime friend will soon be up for auction. See them at Sotheby's before they sell.

We learned they differ quite a bit from the official rules.

Check out something new. Or check out Flea playing trumpet.

There's plenty to see that isn't "The Devil Wears Prada 2."

The multiday annual exhibition returns to the Park Avenue Armory on April 30.

Where else can you see the Gin Blossoms, Angélique Kidjo, and Yeat?

In a city where omakase thrives, what else is surviving?

Mr. Met has a new rock-star best friend.

Lorenzo Simmons, a.k.a. NYC Snackman, is known for his impressive setup: a handtruck stacked to the top with everything from chips to candy to Tylenol and lighters. It's a bodega on wheels.

A new film festival at Metrograph looks to display the actor's full range, from character actor to leading man.