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Jazz is a "spiritual necessity" to Cuban-born trumpeter, composer and Kennedy Center honoree Arturo Sandoval. But to embrace it fully, he had to escape.

Amy Adams shines as a suburban mom on the verge of a breakdown in Marielle Heller's toothless adaptation of Rachel Yoder's bestseller.

Nicholas Hoult co-stars as the leader of white supremacist rebels in Justin Kurzel's latest interrogation of real-life horrors.

Is this director Luca Guadagnino's best movie to date? It's certainly among his most beautiful.

Daniel Craig's white suit spoils like a piece of fruit in Luca Guadagnino's new film, "Queer."

James Gunn's new DC Comics cinematic universe, which aims to rival the MCU, kicks off with the zany animated show "Creature Commandos."

Spotify Wrapped is here again. But do playlists change for parents who listen to kids music all year? Does Spotify have a policy about kids music?

The singer-songwriter will perform at the Anthem on Dec. 11.

A snapshot of popular books.

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