Wolfe known for uplifting Black people with his timeless art. “George said, ‘God created Black people, and Black people created style,'” added Domingo with a smile. “You’ll see that in so much more in ...

When The Great Gatsby was first published in 1925, the Jazz Age in the United States was at its peak. The period was defined by opulence, unrestrained ambition, and a desire to transcend class ...

But most of all, as the many memes being pumped out by the often hilarious Spaniards started hitting the media, one stuck in mind. It was simply meant to be cynical and funny when I first read it ...

In the spring of 1940, F. Scott Fitzgerald was worried about “The Great Gatsby.” It had been fifteen years since the novel was published, and the author had little to show for it.

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby,” first published in 1925, is one of the nation’s greatest novels. Here’s a selection of the Journal’s Masterpiece columns on it and other ...

A new musical has arrived at London’s West End, inspired by F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. Currently on at The London Coliseum, that has hosted the likes of My Fair Lady, Kiss Me Kate and ...

For my sins, I didn’t know the story of The Great Gatsby until I found myself at the London Coliseum theatre. I knew it was set in the roaring 20s - embodied here through decadent parties and ...

Fitzgerald lived in a much more modest house just a few miles away when he was writing "The Great Gatsby." The Schietingers, though, believe the author must have visited here. They imagine him ...

If you polled 100 people about who is the awfullest among the awful people in “The Great Gatsby,” I bet 99 of them would answer “that louse Tom Buchanan.” In the new “The Gatsby Gambit ...

A hundred years since it was published, Sarah Churchwell presents perspectives on The Great Gatsby that go beyond the usual readings limited by their focus on the American Dream. Show more ...

The Great Gatsby, as the writer and academic Sarah Churchwell has observed, was a novel about "the American Dream" before it became an established concept. F Scott Fitzgerald perceived the Faustian ...