Arts & Culture

T: The New York Times Style Magazine featured 32 prominent Black men whose novels, plays and other written work speaks to the condition of Black America in its latest cover story.

Aparna Nancherla, Jameela Jamil and Kal Penn will lend their voices to the animated series about a girl who solves mysteries in a fictional South Asian kingdom.

In her TED Talk, the Latinx writer explains how her Puerto Rican roots and queer identity informed her development of Marvel’s first LGBTQ Latina superhero.

The “Pose” star is the first guest on the new series, which features frank conversations about issues facing LGBTQ youth.

The new short film explores the ways Black people contort themselves—and their speech—in White spaces.

He will adapt the long-unreleased book, about the last known enslaved person to survive the Middle Passage, into a limited series.

The “If Beale Street Could Talk” director discusses the importance of the Black literary canon to the film industry.

The annual gathering pays tribute to the original residents of Alcatraz Island and the coalition of Indigenous activists who occupied it from 1969 to 1971.

Blackout for Human Rights on the day of action: “The U.S. economy depends on our shopping, especially during the holiday season. But the lives of our brothers and sisters are worth more than the dollars we can save on holiday gifts.”