As very early Oscar prospects start to emerge, a few pundits are placing bets on how many nods Jon M. Chu’s In the Heights could garner.

Christina Aguilera has spoken out in support of fellow pop icon and former “Mickey Mouse Club” co-star Britney Spears.

Jurassic World VelociCoaster opened at Universal Orlando Resort’s Islands of Adventure theme park in June.

Stevie Van Zandt, aka “Little Steven,” aka “Miami Steve” is a man of many hats although he prefers to wear scarves.

Jae-Ha Kim interviews Keiko Elizabeth who is cast as Karen Shimizu—a US attorney who had grown up in an internment camp during World War II.

Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb are, for many, a morning habit.

As we’ve had to postpone our travels because of the pandemic, I believe a weekly dose of travel dreaming can be good medicine.

The dynamic American landscape is ever-changing, as signs are removed, buildings collapse, murals fade and farms disappear.

Addison Rae, whose social media fan base already has 123.2 million followers, is making her acting debut in the upcoming remake of 1990s...

Pennsylvania Ballet and Mural Arts Philadelphia is showcasing the new exhibition Spread Your Wings.

Laura Bethmann answers the question “if you could have dinner with anyone from history, who would you invite?” in her latest watercolor art.

There are two ways to view this year’s Academy Awards telecast. One of them isn’t pretty. The other is strangely ... hopeful.

The Goddess and The American Girl tells the story of French tennis champion Suzanne Lenglen and American sensation Helen Wills.

Hank Azaria has issued an apology for voicing Kwik-E-Mart owner Apu on “The Simpsons,” a controversial role he played for 30 years.

How impressive is Ken Burns as a documentarian?

Here’s one of my favorite European memories from high in the Swiss Alps—reminder of the fun that awaits us at the other end of this crisis.

Jake Gyllenhaal is nominated for three Tony Awards.

Green Day’s American Idiot is coming to The Landis Theater starting April 16, with nine performances through May 1.

As we’ve had to postpone our travels because of the pandemic, I believe a weekly dose of travel dreaming can be good medicine.

“Young Rock,” NBC’s new sitcom about the early days of Dwayne Johnson, can’t resist peeking into the future.