The Russian Tea Room in New York: A cinematic story for a cinematic setting
The current owners of the legendary Manhattan restaurant manage the 99-year-old establishment with respect and care, protecting it from property speculation
The rise and fall of Jon Voight, the 1970s countercultural icon who became Trump’s biggest supporter in Hollywood
The actor, and father of Angelina Jolie, has admitted that he recommended the new taxes on the industry, with a 100% tax on foreign productions
Brian Large, classical music TV director: ‘With The Three Tenors, we created a monster which could not be tamed’
In a new memoir, the man behind so many unforgettable opera and symphonic concerts reviews his relationship with great artists, such as Benjamin Britten, Leonard Bernstein and Luciano Pavarotti
The year of conductors on the big screen: From fascinating figures to exaggerated caricatures
The premiere of ‘Tár,’ the French-language ‘Maestro(s),’ the biopic about Leonard Bernstein and the soon-to-be-released Romanian film about Sergiu Celibidache have confirmed cinema’s interest in the podium and the baton
‘Maestro’: I prefer to listen to Bernstein’s music
Bradley Cooper whimsically uses color and black and white to portray his life, and exotic planning to recount Bernstein’s present and past. And in the way he describes him, I fail to figure out where his appeal and genius lies
Seeing and hearing Leonard Bernstein at the premiere of the film ‘Maestro’
Sony Classical releases a deluxe album of previously unpublished photographs of his best recordings as conductor of the New York Philharmonic, allowing us to delve into the protagonist of the film directed by and starring Bradley Cooper
The debate about Bradley Cooper’s prosthetic nose in the film ‘Maestro’
To play iconic composer Leonard Bernstein in his next film, the actor-director wears a fake nose that has become the subject of criticism. However, one of the main Jewish groups in the US has now come to Cooper’s defense