Perhaps the most regular visitor to the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts is Greg Sloane, who can be seen nearly every day among the dancers, musicians, actors and culture mongers who flock to this gem at Lincoln Center.
There are very few actors whose culture and friendships ranged so widely, and who knew so many of the great names of the 20th century, as Luise Rainer, who has died aged 104.
The territorial approach to rural development highlights the role of local actors, networks, culture, nature and landscape amenities.
What is foreign [to me], if anything, is becoming more immersed in the actor and entertainment culture of Los Angeles.
North believes that this collegiality is a by-product of the invisibility of video-game actors in the culture at large.
Newspapers reserve their headlines for the newer metrics of social hierarchy: wealth and politics, and those powerful influencers of popular culture, actors and cricket stars.
In a city of actors, writers and culture, fine theater can stir as much excitement, as least in some circles, as pop.
In order for women to become genuine sexual actors in the culture (as opposed to merely objects for men), we have to have access to a complex range of fantasies.
When one of the "Stab" actors says, "Pop culture is the politics of the 21st century," it has the reheated/overheated aftertaste of a line that might be found in a film by the pop-culture-obsessed cynosure of "Dawson's Creek": Pirandello for the WB.
But then he is an opinionated, persuasive master of the diatribe, attacking at regular intervals the prevalence of musicals, rewrites, auteur directors, celebrity actors, "tick-box" culture and ideas about "access" to the arts that he confronted at the Riverside and which still persist.
