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“Westworld” is the recipient of the most extensive, and jarring, reboot in recent TV history.

As a whole, Hulu’s Hillary Clinton docu-series is a fittingly messy, compelling portrait of an equally messy, compelling person.

Netflix’s “I Am Not Okay With This” takes too long to figure out its strengths as it works to get there.

Starring Jason Segel, AMC’s “Dispatches From Elsewhere” tells a winding mystery with close attention to empathetic detail.

Ivo Van Hove dares to fiddle with perfection in this modernized but still respectful re-working of the 1957 masterpiece.

Tony Kushner’s new adaptation, directed by Jeremy Herrin, isn’t flawless, but it’s a grand idea played out in a style rarely seen today.

Though occasionally flawed, this theatrical take on Andrew Lloyd Webber’s catalog is right on time after the movie flop of “Cats.”

This starry production of two plays by Samuel Beckett makes for a surprisingly engaging, if not entirely successful, evening.

Celine Dion’s first concert in New York after more than 10 years was full of showstopping moments and costume changes.

BTS’ superstar members shine in their solos and as a group in ‘MOTS: 7,’ a self-referential homage.

Justin Bieber has never sounded better, but the nonstop romanticism lacks room to explore demons or express joy.

Green Day’s 13th album eschews politics in favor of more timeless material, but there are empty calories amid the earworms.