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Life is short. These books are long. Which one will you actually want to read?

Celebrated filmmaker James L. Brooks should have put the pen down before writing this extraordinarily confused story.

A superb Jacques-Louis David exhibition at the Louvre seeks to recast the Jacobin regicide as a "free spirit." But he was also propagandist.

The Game Awards' recognition of "Clair Obscur: Expedition 33," "Hollow Knight: Silksong" and other gems show that indie titles now define the mainstream.

A hushed interior by Vilhelm Hammershøi, a recent acquisition at the Art Institute of Chicago, brings Vermeer into the modern era.

A very festive week includes holiday concerts, holiday markets, holiday parade, a world-record attempt and Taylor Swift's birthday.

The actress also stars in "Goodbye June," a family drama that can't overcome a weak screenplay written by her son.

Shows of John Singer Sargent, Jack Whitten and other master artists make our critics' list of the best museum exhibitions of the year.

The former Real Housewife of Salt Lake City pleaded guilty in 2023 to taking part in a telemarketing scheme.

Check out what's on tap at area museums and galleries.