Travel

Huppert Rants, Screams, Vomits in Derailed Paris ‘Streetcar’ Tennessee Williams might have trouble recognizing “A Streetcar Named Desire” in the latest Paris staging of his play.

Polyester Flares, Platinum Records Abound in ABBA Exhibit Plato described a pure realm of essential forms outside the material world. For many, the Platonic form of pop music would no doubt look like ABBA.

Van Gogh’s Last Letter, Jamie T’s Angst: Great London Weekend Rapper Jamie T is bringing his stories of urban angst to the O2 Brixton Academy; start your weekend with him on Friday.

Sleepwalking Soprano Dessay Teeters Atop Piano at Paris Opera Bellini’s 1831 opera “La Sonnambula” follows a tradition -- established by Joseph Weigl’s once wildly popular “Die Schweizerfamilie” (1809) -- of setting sentimental plots in a peaceful Alpine surrounding.

Hirst, Emin Works Get Trashed in London Exhibit: Martin Gayford Most art is rubbish.

UBS Currency Man Drops Bonus to Run Luxury Ski-Maker (Update2) UBS AG senior currency strategist Benedikt Germanier decided that he had become just another factory hen on a trading floor where money was everything that counted. So he ditched his bonus and banker life in the U.S. for a pair of handmade skis.