What’s better for a new year than new music? These are some of the projects to look forward to in 2020, and some old faithful tunes while you wait.
The best part about entertainment podcasts is that you can easily curate what you listen to based on the type of media that most interests you.
On her new album “Rare,” Selena Gomez is resilient, self-assured and confident.
I’m starting to think it’s no coincidence that Oscars season and flu season have so much overlap — a kick em’ while they’re already down situation.
If the film world has agreed to put any stock in this entity called the Oscars, why shouldn’t women demand representation?
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A self-proclaimed “Star Wars” expert’s take on the newest trilogy and its epic conclusion.
Although the new tracks are different, both songs remain soulful and representative of the captivating, powerhouse verses common to each Tyler, The Creator production.
The man who almost single handedly revived “Saturday Night Live” in the early 80s returned as host, bringing with him a wide array of characters not seen since his glory days.
FX aired a novel take on Dickens’s classic “A Christmas Carol” last Thursday, notably excluding Kermit the Frog from the cast — though the film could certainly have used the levity.
“Watchmen” does something different in that it punishes white supremacy without attempting to humanize it.
The third season of "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" starts slow, but picks up halfway through.
Many artists throughout hip-hop history have put vibe and rhythm ahead of lyrical complexity.
Museum director Matthew McLendon spoke with Arts & Entertainment to give an update on the progress of the representation effort .
Here are the five best albums to prevent you from hitting that infamous academic wall.
Relish in uncertainty and reminisce on the trendiest looks — some borrowed, some new — that have shaped this most recent decade.
The 2010s saw many films with top tier soundtracks — curated tunes weaved into movies to elevate the cinematic experience.
The performance did just as it was intended, highlighting the pinnacles of her career and placing special emphasis on her most commercially successful hits
After many ups and downs in her blossoming career, “Songs for You” is a genuine return to form for Tinashe.
Despite shortcomings with his stage presence, Still Woozy delivered a quality musical performance that provided the audience with the chill vibes they expected.
