Jeff Daniels tapped into his musical side during an interview with Nicole Wallace on MSNBC’s “Deadline: White House,” delivering a live performance of an acoustic protest song he wrote titled “Crazy ...

It’s devastating when an artist’s sudden death means recontextualizing their latest release as their last. And then there’s D’Angelo. The transcendent singer’s output was sparse, but always exemplary ...

Maika Monroe and Mary Elizabeth Winstead lead the fantastic cast of Michelle Garza Cervera’s intriguing then unsatisfying take on the 1992 nanny-horror. Months later, after Caitlyn has given birth to ...

First it was teased, and now it’s official: Bob Mould‘s ’90s band Sugar are back with not only shows announced but a new song. According to their website original members Mould, David Barbe and ...

Ella Langley's "Choosing Texas" is a good old-fashioned country heartbreaker — though when it's coming from this artist, many fans will read some autobiography into the lyrics. Langley has been ...

Kylie Jenner was slammed for the amount of autotune she used on her “awful” new song, “Fourth Strike.” On the “Kardashians” star’s very first single — which she released on streaming platforms under ...

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has pushed to December a vote planned for next month over Israel's Eurovision participation after the Israel-Hamas ceasefire. Israel's appearance in next year's ...

Lizzo has been sued for copyright infringement over a snippet of a song that includes lyrics about Sydney Sweeney’s controversial American Eagle ad. All of that’s a bit of a mouthful, but it all ...

A reimagined version of the 1992 film, directed by Michelle Garza Cervera, manages to be more chilly than chilling. By Chris Azzopardi When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film ...

Shunde, a district of the city of Foshan in China’s Guangdong province, is one of those places where you can eat good food, but you can eat great food if you know an insider. One such person is Silas ...

“There should be a stop sign,” says Mary Elizabeth Winstead, looking off-camera, with eyes that glisten with portent, at the dangerous intersection in front of her house. It’s the kind of thing you ...