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The hot-ticket revival of David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross" starring Kieran Culkin, Bob Odenkirk and Bill Burr is slick but shallow.

Security may have used facial recognition technology to escort a man out of a concert. He once designed a Knicks shirt that criticized the team's owner.

The U.S. premiere of "Sleepova" at Olney Theatre Center is a touching if flawed look at friends in East London.

Selena has been cited as an inspiration by contemporary stars including Becky G, Jennifer Lopez and Karol G, not to mention fellow Texan Selena Gomez.

Guster discussed its two-night run with the National Symphony Orchestra, which included a surprise cameo from a canceled production.

In the White House whodunit, Edwina Findley's character Sheila has a wild story to tell. So does she.

Olivia Colman and Joaquin Phoenix were among more than 600 Academy members who criticized leaders after Israeli settlers reportedly attacked "No Other Land" director Hamdan Ballal.

Prepare to rethink ancient myths, explore the depths of the human mind and do more in these new books by Anders Nilsen, María Medem, Jason Novak and Rachel Ang.

The Morgan Library & Museum surveys the astonishing life and career of its founding director, Belle da Costa Greene.

Between starring on Broadway and dropping his most introspective special yet, the 56-year-old comic continues to evolve.