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Lawyers for the "212" singer's ex-manager, Jeff Kwatinetz, said he’ll testify in person at May trial

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The eldest brother in the famed family music group the Osmonds died aged 76 on Monday  

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Attorneys general Letitia James of New York and Jonathan Skrmetti of Tennessee discuss the historic trial and why antitrust “isn’t a partisan issue”

The singer-songwriter included “American Cars” and “Paid Time Off” in his four-song set, which also featured an old Stick Season favorite

The president and his administration keep insisting that gas prices aren’t a problem, even as they admit they might remain high

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After blowing up with "Choosin' Texas," Langley shows off a fresh color wheel of vintage influences on her strong sophomore album

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But does he get there? The troubled star’s latest album offers plenty of fan service, but little substance

The platinum rapper trades his punkish early work for more enunciation and less velocity. Does it work? Sort of

On her fourth LP, Hades, the world-building pop artist creates a complex but convoluted AI underworld that reflects the darkness of today’s times

The British star delivers a 73-minute autobiography of romantic despair and nonstop emotional turmoil. It's a lot — and all the better for it

With some great pop pastiche and revealing lyrics, Whatever's Clever is his best work yet

An Undying Love for a Burning World, the band’s first album with new member Aaron Turner, is a reminder of how even the darkest music can be a guiding ...

The country superstar refuses to pick one direction on his latest, instead delivering a bit of everything he does well

That still doesn’t excuse Antoine Fuqua’s heavily scrubbed origin story, which refashions the King of Pop’s journey into the Passion of St. Michael

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Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel turn a tale of a pop idol and her former designer into a psychological thriller — and a truly surreal, highly metaphor ...

A popular Japanese game involving an endless loop is turned into an existential horror film perfect for Tokyo commuters and Brooklyn sad dads

Steven Soderbergh’s art-world drama is the ideal showcase for Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel to play off each other in the best possible way

An attempt to talk about the new Zendaya and Robert Pattinson movie without revealing why everyone is losing their minds over it

The new season of Lisa Kudrow’s Hollywood satire, like the two before it, lays out a too-close-for-comfort depiction of what lies ahead for the entert ...

Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid deploys a white-hot style to take a cold, hard look at his homeland

Zazie Beetz goes HAM on the billionaire class in this vintage-exploitation-cinema mixtape of a revenge movie

Switzerland’s Oscars entry follows a stressed-out nurse at an understaffed hospital — and reminds us the health care crisis extends beyond the U.S.