Arts & Culture
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After the June 28, 1914, assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo, many voices clamored for war with Serbia. No one was louder than Conrad von Hotzendorf, chief of staff for the Austro-Hungarian army.
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Most Broadway failures limp offstage, never to be seen again except as posters on the Wall of Flops at Joe Allen’s Theater District canteen.
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“Van Gogh Up Close,” a new exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, plays down the usual mythology featuring the ear, the asylums and suicide in a wheat field in Auvers.
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If you’re unattached and looking for a sure thing on Valentine’s Day, here’s a tip: Sit down front at Joe’s Pub. Your chances of success could be as high as 49 percent.
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