Alex Gibney's sprawling Musk documentary opens Friday in LA and New York, built around a digital avatar since Elon Musk refused to sit down.

A vacant 14th-floor office is hosting a free art show through November 22; the former Duane Reade storefront is set to open in mid-October.

The real-life married couple reunite on a Manhattan stage nearly 20 years after co-starring in Chicago.

Sabine Tautou's SoHo bondage display outside Alexander Wang went viral on Citizen, with more than 50 people sending her screenshots of app alerts.

Art of Manga opens Saturday at the Brooklyn Museum with rare hand-drawn pages from Eiichiro Oda, Rumiko Takahashi, and more, running through January 31, 2027.

Rachel Bloom makes her Broadway debut as a scheming maid in a 90-minute Molière revival at the Todd Haimes Theatre.

Suffolk County says it will build an Italian American Heritage Museum, but officials haven't picked a location yet.

Matt Cavenaugh and Jenny Powers share the 54 Below stage with their three children for the first time ever.

City Lore Gallery's new show scratches, sniffs and plays its way through Queens sounds and Staten Island mud. The opening reception needs an RSVP.

A sweeping new Met show presents the Springs, Long Island couple's full careers, with some galleries bringing their work together and others showing them independently, for the first time in over 20 years.

The Harlem institution's centennial show features 21 artists, including Venice Biennale winner Simone Leigh.

Marigolds, calaveras and a towering skeleton figure take over the Bronx as NYBG hosts its first Day of the Dead trail this fall.

The Ghana-set comedy hit the Friedman Theatre after building buzz through more than 80 regional productions.