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President Trump has ordered museums and monuments to show triumphal history. But addressing shame and defeat is part of what makes nations thrive.

The administration began with cultural institutions that rely on federal dollars. But it's bigger than that.

Sombr, a rising pop star, sparked a Generation Z civil war on TikTok after music fan Megan Tomasic criticized his October show at the Anthem in Washington.

"Halo Campaign Evolved," a remake of Xbox's groundbreaking 2001 shooter releasing next year, will include four-player co-op, new missions and redesigned levels.

Texas legislators accused the Smithsonian of potentially violating anti-lobbying laws. The Smithsonian told Congress moving the shuttle would require breaking it apart.

Paul Gauguin painted his greatest masterpiece, titled "Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?," before attempting suicide.

"Blue Moon," the film directed by Richard Linklater, is a tight-framed character study of Lorenz Hart aimed at theater aficionados.

The new Netflix documentary "The Perfect Neighbor" uses police footage to explore the 2023 shooting of Ajike Owens by her neighbor Susan Lorincz in Florida.

By Thursday, the White House's East Wing was gone. The speed of destruction, and the projection of power, are part of the strongman playbook.

Director Mary Bronstein and star Rose Byrne trap their audience in a tormented mother's mind. It's spectacularly exhausting.