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Questlove will be the D.J. for Guild Hall's after party for its summer gala tonight at the museum and then a private residence. A few tickets in several categories are still available.

There are still tickets available in some categories for Fly Into the Sun, the Watermill Center's annual summer benefit. For those who cannot make it, works from the benefit's auction are online at Artsy.

There are still tickets available for Boom! the Cosmic Benefit, Saturday’s celebration of Jack Lenor Larsen’s 90th year at the LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton. Now, the benefit’s art auction is available for bidding online at Paddle8.

Four authors, three judges, two rounds, and one final reading/writing slam add up to a night of highbrow hilarity.

Although shy of its self-imposed goal, the Sag Harbor Partnership said it was confident this week that they would raise the money necessary to purchase and rebuild the Sag Harbor Cinema.

The Hamptons International Film Festival's SummerDocs film series will return to Guild Hall on July 8.

Julie Andrews will receive a lifetime achievement award from the Hamptons International Film Festival in October.

Although still a small segment, East End artists were far more in evidence at Frieze New York this year.

Ned Smythe's colossal "Male Torso," a 12-foot-high form made out of Styrofoam, was installed in front of Guild Hall on Saturday.

Colson Whitehead has won this year's Pulitzer Prize for fiction.

The Hamptons International Film Festival will host three screenwriters and their mentors at its annual Screenwriters Lab over the weekend of April 7. Returning this year is a screenwriting master class, which will be open to the public.

The 32nd Academy of the Arts Achievement Awards at New York City's Rainbow Room honored Susan Stroman for performing arts, Edwina von Gal for visual arts, Philip Schultz for literary arts, and Cheryl and Michael Minikes for their philanthropic efforts.

Imagine all of the attitude of the corporate boss Jack Donaghy, from the cult-favorite television series "30 Rock," packed into a toddler with a passing resemblance to Sean Spicer, and possibly a cousin of "Family Guy's" Stewie, and you might have some idea of the elevator pitch for “The Boss Baby."

In addition to the 45 nominations that the Hampton International Film Festival selections garnered, there were two films with direct local connections.

This year, the Hamptons International Film Festival is celebrating its 25th anniversary with encore screenings of films from each of its annual festivals.

A rare Nathaniel Dominy IV clock will be sold at Sotheby's auction house in New York City on Saturday.

Lots of nominations in film and television categories, but the real winner was the Hamptons International Film Festival selection "La La Land," which sweeped most categories.

"The Underground Railroad" won the National Book Award for fiction. Robert Caro was honored for his body of work.

The Hamptons International Film Festival announced its award winners this week.

Holly Hunter spent a lot of her time at the Hamptons International Film Festival this weekend addressing the challenges women face in the film business.

The Hamptons International Film Festival opened on Thursday with a screening of Jeff Nichols's film 'Loving.'

The Hamptons International Film Festival announced on Thursday that Aaron Eckhart, Holly Hunter, and Edward Norton will take part in its "Conversation With" series at this year's festival.

"Loving" and "American Pastoral" will open and close the 2016 Hamptons International Film Festival, respectively.

The Hamptons International Film Festival announced this week that Edward Norton will receive a Career Achievement Award during this year's festival, citing a career of acting in as well as producing and directing a number of acclaimed and award-winning films.

Two art-centric summer benefit parties, the Watermill Center and LongHouse Reserve, are offering their onsite auctions online.

Employees of the South Fork working in the service industry have been invited to tonight's preview performance of "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged" at no charge.

Recently, a group of Stony Brook Southampton film students pared down their approaches to storytelling, borrowing ideals adopted by Danish avant-garde directors in 1995.

Your fictional blurb could appear on the back of the second book of Iris Smyles, an acclaimed author and current Guild Hall artist in residence.

The Hamptons International Film Festival announced new funding and a special master class in conjunction with its annual Screenwriters Lab to be held the weekend of April 8.

Despite an initial sense of dislocation, the new Met Breuer in the old Whitney Museum space has clearly claimed the building as its own and on its own terms.