Brian Cox and Patricia Clarkson star in Eugene O’Neill’s autobiographical masterpiece, “Long Day’s Journey into Night.” John Lahr Delfont Mackintosh Theatres trib.al/bqtFZqA

The Internet novel is not new, but this wave distinguishes itself by being even more damaged and dissociative than the last. trib.al/JPPSwsI

For Lucia Aniello, the co-creator of “Hacks,” waitressing in New York City was perfect training for the demands of Hollywood. Max trib.al/YMyae1o

Daphne Guinness laughs when turbulence hits. “It’s a good distraction.” Daphne Guinness trib.al/uf6n31T

For decades, Eurovision was a source of harmless fun. But this year, people are bracing for violence. Jonathan Margolis trib.al/kp6pVXn

“Baby Reindeer” has bled into real life as social-media sleuths come for the actual people the hit show is based on. Vanessa Thorpe Netflix trib.al/DxBTrwz

Sofia Coppola brings her makeup obsession to the masses with three tinted lip balms by Augustinus Bader. Linda Wells Augustinus Bader trib.al/XozRglF

“A day may come when [Sarah J. Maas’s] devotees tire of her muscle-bound fairy lords, oversexed elves, and aroused werewolves, but for now, it’s Maas’s world.” trib.al/6k06Mmp

Jann Wenner thinks Big Tech has enjoyed freedom without responsibility for far too long. trib.al/aFe8fvo

When Anthony Marshall died, the Astor heir left a posthumous memoir that offers a self-serving perspective on an infamous scandal. Michael Gross trib.al/Jp7UXty

“Let It Be,” Michael Lindsay-Hogg’s chronicle of the last-ever Beatles concert, returns to screens more than 50 years after its release. Disney+ trib.al/E6X2dsm

Sarah J. Maas is the Taylor Swift of publishing. trib.al/AAKEPaQ

Eugene O’Neill’s play, “Long Day’s Journey into Night,” “forces nothing and achieves everything.” John Lahr Delfont Mackintosh Theatres trib.al/vVPyzgA

In Claire Messud’s “This Strange Eventful History,” questions surrounding the intersections of reality and fantasy, truth and deception, are the writer’s fodder. Jenny McPhee W. W. Norton & Company trib.al/2qsYm10

Cathy Marston, the recently appointed director of Ballett Zürich, premieres 'Atonement,' an ambitious adaptation of Ian McEwan’s epic 2001 novel. cathy marston Opernhaus Zürich trib.al/kyTcXQc

Sara Kramer and Sarah Hymanson, the duo behind L.A.’s Kismet and Kismet Rotisserie, are publishing their first cookbook. Crown Publishing trib.al/k9xfrg6

“In reality, [tech companies] are pipes, publishers, monopoly capitalists, spy networks, and a whole lot more all bundled together.” trib.al/ybAWUdY

Anthony D. Marshall’s posthumous memoir, “In the Shadow of a Monument,” has gone unnoticed since it was published last summer. Michael Gross trib.al/6MHVxGM

The Beatles were still together when Michael Lindsay-Hogg shot “Let It Be”—but no one told the audience that. Disney+ trib.al/KKbH0gu

From Barry Blitt’s sketchbook. trib.al/Jt4tB8Q