Culture & Arts

This New Hit Movie Just Shocked All Of The Naysayers

It’s proof that everyone needs to move on from the Oscars slap at this point.
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Before Spotify, A Black Man Was The King Of Music Access. He Went To Prison.

Amid concerns around film and concert ticket prices, a new docuseries examines the complex and still relevant origins of piracy and the consumer-art relationship.
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Director Danya Taymor Says Bringing 'The Outsiders' To Broadway Felt Like 'Kismet'

"I tried to direct this thinking of my 15-year-old self," the Tony nominee says of the new musical adaptation of S.E. Hinton's classic 1967 novel.
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In 'Stereophonic,' Tom Pecinka Flexes His Rock Music Muscles On Broadway

"I’d be lying if I said getting to scream at someone wasn’t cathartic," the actor says of his role in the play, which broke a Tony Award nominations record.
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This New Limited Series Is Missing 1 Big Thing

The FX series on former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling doesn’t capture what made the real-life story so riveting.
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This Peacock Show Has Great Music — For 1 Particular Reason

Nida Manzoor, creator of “We Are Lady Parts,” explains how the show’s songs came to be.
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What In The World Is Going On With Jennifer Lopez And Ben Affleck?

The rumor mill has kicked into high gear — and we have questions.
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‘Couples Therapy’ Is Back — And This Season Is A Little Different

The therapist is opening up about her work on the show and what to expect from the new season.
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This Actor Was A Household Name. Then She Pretty Much Disappeared.

Ahead of a new role in the movie “Backspot,” the actor reflects on Instagram, staying out of the limelight, and her own sporadic, sprawling career.
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The New Nick And Aaron Carter Docuseries Raises A Lot Of Questions

On the heels of “Quiet on Set,” the network’s new celebrity true crime docuseries examining allegations of sexual assault against Nick Carter is no less troubling.
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