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This year marks 30 years since Selena Quintanilla's murder. A newly released autopsy report shows that it was the bullet's path that caused her death.

A Spanish museum is challenging California's new law designed to help a family seeking to reclaim a famous painting taken during World War II, leading Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta's office to intervene.

Punk legend Brian Baker, who helped define hardcore with Minor Threat and later joined Bad Religion, recently published his first photography book, 'The Road.'

Post Malone, Jack White and Lil Jon will headline NFL Thanksgiving halftime shows in Arlington, Texas; Detroit and Baltimore.

The pop star brought her Short n' Sweet tour to Crypto.com Arena on Sunday night for the first of six sold-out shows.

The Ohio-based Scripps has demurred, saying it wants to continue to operate as a stand-alone TV broadcaster

In a 183-page motion filed in court on Monday, disgraced actor Danny Masterson alleged his attorney failed to put on an adequate defense when Masterson was convicted of two counts of rape for sexually assaulting two women in the early 2000s.

The man who charged at Ariana Grande at the 'Wicked: For Good' premiere in Singapore has been sentenced to jail after being convicted as a public nuisance.

Sydney Sweeney, Ethan Hawke, Cynthia Erivo and Ryan Coogler were among those attending the Governors Awards, where honorary Oscars go to a handful of recipients.

Palestinian stories are no stranger to awards season. But 'All That's Left of You,' 'Palestine 36' and 'The Voice of Hind Rajab' make for a remarkable trio of contenders at a pivotal moment in history.

Far from a mere detour, 'Sinners'' monumental musical sequence is 'maybe the most important scene in the movie,' says Ryan Coogler. The filmmaker and his team walked us through its making.

Shaina Taub is a triple threat, having written the music, lyrics and book for 'Suffs,' a musical about the women's suffrage movement that's staging its L.A. premiere at the Pantages.

Theater veteran Elizabeth Franz, who won a Tony Award for her role in 'Death of a Salesman' and appeared in a memorable episode of 'Gilmore Girls,' has died. She was 84.

The star of 'The Running Man' hosted 'Saturday Night Live' for the first time, inviting a UPS driver to the show, and Will Forte returned to the show as MacGruber.