Michele Willens

Dulé Hill is beloved to “West Wing” fans as Charlie, the president’s assistant. Now he’s playing to ovations as the jazz legend.

Chameleonic actress Elizabeth Marvel discusses playing everything from presidents to serial killers to sad moms—and her intense new stage turn as a fashion photographer.

The raves for “English” have been deafening. Star Hadi Tabbal tells us his surprisingly personal journey to the play’s splashy Great White Way debut.

The words of women are ruling our stages: It’s a watershed moment for female playwrights are stories with strong female characters that has been a long time coming.

A new musical adaptation of Elia Kazan’s “A Face in the Crowd,” featuring music from Elvis Costello, is the talk of the West End—and more urgent now than ever.

Want to live like a local in your dream destination? House swapping may be your best bet. But remember, while you’re eating off their plates, they’re eating off yours.

As Montreal gears up for the International Jazz Festival, Michele Willens takes a look at the amazing architecture, art, hotels, and the utterly scrumptious food scene in the City of Saints.

Welcome to Malibu Colony, a one-mile stretch of beachfront property that has been witness to the shenanigans of the stars for over 80 years. And oh the tales these homes could tell...

‘Rocky’ is now a musical, along with countless other movies. Whatever happened to theater producers taking risks and not relying on big-screen familiarity?

For decades, Americans have escaped to San Miguel for the culture, climate, and to pursue their artistic passions. But can the city retain its charm even in the spotlight?