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SNL doesn't shy from making fun of public figures for their accents and appearance. Aimee Lou Wood is the latest to push back.

There's more to Verdi's "Luisa Miller" than one great tenor aria. But that aria can make the evening unforgettable.

The 11-minute space flight was the first with a female-only crew since 1963.

"Imagine That: The Lost Recordings, 1954-1961," a new cache of unreleased recordings by Patsy Cline, is a reminder of how much her legacy has grown.

In a truncated second season, "The Last of Us" takes on the way the personal becomes political.

The NEH's acting chair told advisory council members that some of the funds from both his agency and NEA would go to Trump's patriotic sculpture garden.

A California grand jury ordered Soulja Boy to pay more than $4 million to his former personal assistant.

In "Fake It Until You Make It" at Arena Stage, playwright Larissa FastHorse sends up do-gooders with an unfocused hand.

The iconic American artist's connection to Kuerner Farm, the subject of a traveling show in North Carolina, was haunted by death.

Alain Guiraudie's wicked drama channels Patricia Highsmith, Georges Batailles and, above all, Claude Chabrol.