It's rare for a movie to be a one-to-one recreation of its screenplay, but sometimes—as was the case with Steven Spielberg's ...

The 24 actors who received their first Tony Award nomination this year run the gamut from veteran theater, film, and television stars making their Broadway debut to preternaturally talented performers ...

In The Coup track “5 Million Ways To Kill A C.E.O.” —a song from the 2001 album Party Music, which originally featured an image of Boots Riley blowing up the Twin Towers on the cover…until 9/11 ...

Saturday Night Live just concluded its 51st season. Let's take a look at all 20 musical guests, from the average to the ...

When the 1997 animated movie Anastasia was officially sent to Broadway, millennials who grew up with it were thrilled. But the musical, which opened April 24, draws on more than just one cartoon ...

The laid back charm of Pismo Beach on the Central Coast continues to resonate with visitors as its named the best in California by USA TODAY readers.

Originally conceived by DUST as a beat tape with another artist in mind, the project took an unexpected turn when fate ...

Hockey is more of an afterthought than a leading character in this parody written by Dylan MarcAurele and directed by Alan ...

As noted here yesterday Lee Mendelson Film Production is suing entities that illegally used recordings of Vince Guaraldi ...

Today in 1996, Cocteau Twins released their eighth and final studio album, Milk & Kisses, in the United States; it released in their native United Kingdom a day later. “Making this record was a very ...

For decades, Mark Parisi has built a reputation around finding unexpected punchlines hidden inside ordinary ideas. Best known ...

How can electronic music best be scored, music that's made not from staves, clefs and notes on the page but by physical ...