Four women filmmakers shared their stories and what drives them to make films and be advocates at Rowdy Hall on Friday.

Day Two of the Hamptons International Film Festival, its first full day, brought a wake-up call at 10 a.m. with a talk by women filmmakers one year after the start of the #MeToo movement.

The Hamptons International Film Festival opened Thursday night with a screening of "The Kindergarten Teacher," an award given to Alan Alda, and a party at Wolffer Estate Vineyard.

"Free Solo" won best documentary feature at the Academy Awards on Sunday night.

The Screen Actors Guild recognized Alan Alda with a lifetime achievement award at its awards ceremony on Sunday night.

Guild Hall is tempting bidders with three unique experiences for all ages and interests, but the auction closes Thursday, just after 3 p.m.

It was another action-packed Saturday at this year's Hamptons International Film Festival.

Frieze doesn't offer much in the way of East End artists, but it still worth a trip to Randall's Island for the art and the experience.

The Hamptons International Film Festival's Screenwriters Lab, to take place April 5 to 7, will include a screening and a master class open to the public.

The 2019 edition of New York Armory Art Week will seem a bit altered to veterans -- with cancellations, restructurings, new locations, and more -- but the shows do go on.

A month ago, I wrote in this space about having come within three steps of falling for a nasty scam involving our grandson, who was in jail (so he said, or so said his very own frightened voice on the landline) and needed $3,000 (“Please don’t tell my parents”) for bail.

Do you ever dream of being in a car that’s heading backward at a great rate of speed as, with one hand on the wheel, you crane your neck around so you can steer correctly while madly pumping the brakes to no avail? 

You don’t? That’s good. I think it’s because I’m fretting too much about the direction this country’s heading in.

As you franticly dash around this Memorial Day weekend, or hide out away from the crowd, you might take a moment to reflect on the longest-term visitors to the East End — horseshoe crabs.

The Southampton History Museum’s house tour this year will open the doors to eight houses that illustrate Southampton’s architectural history from the 17th century to the present.

The Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons will continue its tradition of opening up the South Fork high season with a benefit cocktail party and sale Saturday at its Thrift and Treasure Shop in Sagaponack.

It’s fitting that Guild Hall will kick off a summer full of music, plays, and comedy with “Call Her Barbra!” and a free workshop production of “Ball of Redemption,” a new dark family comedy by the actress Ellen Dolan.

This summer Bay Street Theater will mount three world premiere plays, beginning Tuesday with previews for "The Prompter."

As of mid-late May, this is the scoop on the new, newer, and newest restaurants on the South Fork.

A preview screening of "Late Night" with Emma Thompson, a Pete Seeger sing-along, and LongHouse on the lawn

Group shows galore, tea at the Leiber Collection, tracing art history in Springs, a new Southampton gallery, and more