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Awards columnist Glenn Whipp has looked into his crystal ball. Here's who he thinks will win the 2026 Emmys.

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is challenging art-world hierarchies by placing commercial art, comics and pop culture works in conversation with pieces by Frida Kahlo, Mary Cassatt, Pablo Picasso, Vincent van Gogh and more.

Patrick Brammall is having the kind of year actors dream of with a pair of series premiering on consecutive days: Apple TV's "Last Seen" and the final season of "Colin From Accounts" on Paramount+.

Samuel D. Hunter, whose plays 'Grangeville' and 'A Case for the Existence of God' are running concurrently in the city, sits down with theater critic Charles McNulty to talk about his prolific career.

After a pause in production, the beleaguered Season 5 of the Hulu reality series is finally set to premiere on Thursday; here's a primer to catch you up on the events of the past year.

Five years after her Oscar-winning 'CODA,' filmmaker Siân Heder talks about 'Being Heumann,' her new movie opening Toronto, and how her life changed.

Beyond parodying President Trump's Great Lakes order, the move jabs at Paramount and Skydance Media for settling a $16-million lawsuit to clear their merger.

On Sept. 5, the 53-year-old folk singer fell while performing his popular track 'Jolene' in front of a sold-out Nashville show, according to fan footage.

Tom Jones says he didn't want to leave 'The Voice UK,' but ITV told him he is not returning as a coach due to 'financial difficulty with insurance.'

In a Sept. 4 Instagram statement, Dolly Parton's sister Stella Parton thanked fans for the "genuine" support, urging supporters to use her sister's life as an "example for tolerance and respect towards others."

Singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash has postponed upcoming concert dates in Wyoming and Montana following a medical emergency under doctor's orders.

A home linked to actor Nicolas Cage appeared to be badly damaged as a sinkhole opened up in its driveway Tuesday morning.

AMC Global Media will pay "The Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman and several of the show's producers $120 million to end a breach-of-contract lawsuit, closing out years of litigation over the zombie franchise's profits.

Grammy winner Macklemore, facing pressure to drop from Ed Sheeran's tour, says 'my message is for peace, love for all human beings to be treated with dignity, respect and equality.'

By the end of 2026, Chris Lake will have performed between 50 and 60 shows this year, with his largest taking place in Los Angeles. The British DJ breaks down his tour finances and reveals the realities of touring as an independent artist.