The awards ceremony will air on Sunday, Jan. 31.

Allen, who uses a wheelchair, stars in the thriller opposite Sarah Paulson.

The O.G. Madison salad, Straussie’s bagels, and more are on the menu at chef Mark Strausman’s new restaurant near Madison Square Park.

The British actress stars in the three-part miniseries remake of the 1947 film.

Siem recorded the album, his first in several years, with pianist Itamar Golan.

Huffington recounts her medical journey after she was hit by a cyclist several years ago for Audible’s “Map to the Unknown.”

Choreographer Madeline Hollander collaborated with Hallberg on the Performa-produced video piece, shortly before he moved to Australia to become artistic director of The Australian Ballet.

The culinary group led by David Chang has launched a line of consumer products including soy sauce and tamari.

In lieu of its annual ArtWalk gala fund-raiser, the organization is offering limited-edition plates. Each one purchased will feed 75 New Yorkers in need.

Chef Christopher Kostow’s Michelin three-star restaurant in Napa Valley was destroyed by a fire in September.

The actress (and John Hopkins student) stars in “Freaky” with Vince Vaughn and Kathryn Newton, with “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” to follow next year.

The Irish actor leads the charming queer coming-of-age film “Dating Amber.”

The photographer, who was the inaugural recipient of the Uovo Prize for emerging Brooklyn artists, presents African art objects in a new context.

The artist discusses his new monograph with Rizzoli and first solo gallery show in New York in three decades.

Artist José Lévy and Duvelleroy tapped 37 creatives to decorate fans to auction for a cause.