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A snapshot of popular books.

The biting social realist William Gropper attacked demagogues of his time in political cartoons, stylish art and populist murals.

Three surviving core members of the Grateful Dead -- Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann and Bobby Weir -- are receiving the Kennedy Center Honors.

The PlayStation turns 30 this week, after a remarkable run defined by technical wizardry. Now that success has put Sony in a precarious position.

Hanging out with the sublime singer who makes her guitar sound "the way bacon smells" -- and reflecting on her lifetime of activism and music.

Before the tour comes to an end on Dec. 8, we want to hear from fans on what impact it had on them. Tell us through this form.

Sink into a velvet booth. Grab a sesame baguette. You might never want to leave.

"Brain rot" is the 2024 Oxford Dictionary Word of the Year, adding to a growing list of Internet-specific words chosen by dictionaries as words of the year.

Francis Ford Coppola doesn't care what critics say about "Megalopolis." Still, "The Godfather" director is apologetic for being "the jerk that started numbers on movies."

"Moana 2," the animated Disney sequel, topped box office charts over the Thanksgiving holiday, leading to a record-breaking holiday weekend for the theater industry.