Comedian Modi Rosenfeld is redefining stand-up by blending Orthodox Judaism and queer identity—winning over synagogues and mainstream audiences alike.
Thirty original Bob Ross paintings from ‘The Joy of Painting’ will be auctioned to raise funds for public television stations facing federal budget cuts.
Negotiations between Broadway unions and producers are at a breaking point, raising the real possibility of a strike that could shutter shows across New York City.
Despite harsh early reviews, ‘Les Misérables’ has captivated audiences for 40 years with its powerful story, iconic songs, and universal themes of justice and redemption.
As Bad Bunny prepares to headline the 2026 Super Bowl, his political influence could sway Latino voters at a pivotal moment in U.S. politics.
Beloved British romance novelist Jilly Cooper has died at 88, leaving behind millions of fans and a trailblazing body of work that redefined the genre.
Taylor Swift’s ‘Showgirl’ film dominated the box office with $33 million in one weekend, leaving Dwayne Johnson’s ‘The Smashing Machine’ far behind—and proving that fan-driven events can outperform Hollywood blockbusters.
Belva Davis, who overcame poverty and racism to become the West Coast’s first Black female television reporter, has died at 92—leaving behind a towering legacy in broadcast journalism.
The Clooneys brought Hollywood and human rights together at the 2025 Albie Awards in London, featuring Meryl Streep, Meg Ryan, John Legend, and powerful tributes to global justice defenders.
Jane Fonda leads the revival of the historic Committee for the First Amendment, uniting over 800 artists to defend free expression in a new era of political tension.