Monday, Dec 24, 2012 6:00 PM UTC
Did the American songbook kill jazz?
Jazz has venerated its own traditions for so long that the music seems stale and the audience is gone. Now what?
Jazz has venerated its own traditions for so long that the music seems stale and the audience is gone. Now what?
Publishing teeters as Random House and Penguin plan to merge. It's time for a government policy to protect the arts
In a new book, New Yorker critic David Denby argues that Hollywood needs to stop ignoring adults. He tells us why
David Foster Wallace was the most exciting writer of his generation. A new biography examines his troubled life
Classic rockers have cashed in on reunions for years. But a new generation is proving reunions can actually be good
Artists have bills. Fans want convenience. A debate between a blogger and rocker goes viral, with no easy answers
Taxpayers bail out Wall Street and Detroit. But there's no help, or Springsteen anthem, for struggling creatives VIDEO
One of the coolest creative-class careers has cratered with the economy. Where does architecture go from here?
The clerk has been killed by the economy, Netflix, iTunes and Amazon. Computers might want your creative job next
Are new media companies "digital parasites"? The author of "Free Ride" tells Salon piracy is killing art
Freelance work -- and a strong "brand" -- will never beat a job. Free agency's nice -- but so is health insurance
The dream of a laptop-powered "knowledge class" is dead. The media is melting. Blame the economy -- and the Web