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In addition to scoring Wolfenstein 3D and Duke Nukem 3D, Prince's Doom music was added to Library of Congress' National Recording Registry in May

The musical’s creator explains why she wrote an imagined friendship between Luigi Mangione, Sean “Diddy” Combs, and Sam Bankman-Fried

From Sylvester to Pansy Divsion to Lil Nas X, from disco to punk to pop

Footage of the 1964 appearance, where the Fab Four played "Can’t Buy Me Love" and "You Can’t Do That," was erased from BBC archives, but British conse ...

A new documentary, Second Nature: Gender & Sexuality in the Animal World, explores our misconceptions of the animal kingdom

The actor takes us inside his directorial debut, Maddie’s Secret, a hilarious and surprisingly heartfelt story of a woman struggling with an eating di ...

Both bands rose out of Chicago in the late 1960s, had a horn section, reluctantly went disco, hired songwriter-producer David Foster, and soldiered on ...

Emmy-winning TV director helmed over 1,000 episodes for shows like Friends, Frasier, Taxi, Mary Tyler Moore Show and more.

Cary joined the band in 1997, when they released their self-titled breakthrough album featuring the smash single “Kiss Me"

From app-controlled paper airplanes to custom billiards-room signs, these are the Father’s Day picks worth gifting this year

Released on Juneteenth, Outlaws’ Almanac is a righteous gathering of contemporary and repurposed folk-roots freedom songs

The Compton-raised rapper engages in Olympic-level self-examination on his fourth studio album

More guitar-centric and holistically Stones-y than their last outing, the latest from the World’s Greatest Rock & Roll Band is built to satisfy

Eric D. Johnson explores the unglamorous bits that make up the human story on a record that bristles with live energy

The superstar’s third album features even sharper storytelling, even more visceral emotions, and Robert Smith

Bitch is full of tired moves and cynical appeals to the streaming algorithm

Isaac Brock takes stock and zones out on the band's enjoyable, messy new album An Eraser And a Maze

The rising singer-songwriter’s second album shows off a bedroom-pop sound that’s as influenced by indie confessionals as R&B valentines

On Detour, Petras finds a path forward with new producers and a clear vision for the future of her career

The Alabama country-rock group level up — and power up — on their excellent new album Grateful

This social thriller uses a blunt metaphor — a demon that resembles the object of same-sex desire — to make a moving point about the evils of conversi ...

Why are you doing this, Pixar? Why?

Two horror movies from two under-30 filmmakers are breaking box-office records. Are we at the beginning of a movement, or the end of it?

Disclosure Day finds the great director once again staging close encounters with interstellar visitors — and crafting a conspiracy thriller that doubl ...

The Wayan brothers return with another parody of slasher flicks and horror-film clichés. And this time, it’s personal

This attempt to make ‘Barbie’ for Eighties-nostalgia–loving dudes is not a movie. It is extremely bad brand management

YouTuber Kane Parsons takes the premise of his eerie videos depicting endless, empty spaces and runs with it. The result is existentially scary AF

If you answered yes and like Walmart commercials in the middle of your big-screen comedies, The Breadwinner is for you

It’s not just that The Mandalorian and Grogu turns a promising TV show into a mediocre movie. It makes you feel like the IP is now creatively DOA

This year’s festival was in danger of flatlining. Then came writer, director, and comedian Jordan Firstman’s feature debut and a five-way bidding war