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In an interview with NBC News, the Alabama woman said "I have made some mistakes," but stands by her allegations against the rappers.

The "Dune" worm, Wolverine's mouth and Rome's Coliseum are only the beginning of the movie theater popcorn bucket wars.

The singer and conductor ends a 10-day North American tour with pianist Bertrand Chamayou at the Library of Congress on Dec. 16.

Karrahbooo was one of 2024's most promising rappers. But after a public falling-out with Lil Yachty, the arc of her career suddenly feels uncertain.

The "Boardwalk Empire" actor -- and grandson of John Huston -- wrote and directed the black-and-white drama.

While sequels ruled the box office (again), these best movies of 2024 celebrate filmmakers with originality, vision and boundless DIY spirit.

As Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concludes after nearly two years, The Washington Post asks fans why it meant so much and became a cultural phenomenon.

Thirteen attendees reflected on the ending of the Eras Tour.

"Astro Bot" won game of the year at the Game Awards with a small development team who demonstrated focus and a sense of fun for fun's sake. It paid off.

Leslye Headland's "Cult of Love" feels more like seasonal content than captivating theater.