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It is the color of cleverness and rage, of piety, cheating and modesty. And now researchers have made a material of the deepest black known. Welcome to ultra-black.
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Netflix’s “Rhythm + Flow” is the most recent example of the reality-TV business trying to get into the hip-hop business. Hear the Popcast.
There are more streaming services than ever, each with different offerings. Confused about which to subscribe to? Our quiz is here to help.
What does it say about Disney Plus that "The World According to Jeff Goldblum" feels the most familiar among its original series?
After stepping aside for Kanye West last week, Post Malone's blockbuster "Hollywood's Bleeding" is back on top of the Billboard album chart
If you take vogue dancers out of the ballroom and put them in a theater, our critic asks, what does the new context demand?
What's on TV tonight: A four-part HBO mini-series starring Helen Mirren concludes and ‘A Single Man’ arrives on Netflix.
“I saw an ad in The L.A. Times that said, ‘Study playwriting with Sam Shepard.’” David Henry Hwang, Tony Kushner and other writers on their first plays.
Ludwig Goransson has worked closely with Ryan Coogler and Donald Glover. Up next: the score for the “Star Wars” series “The Mandalorian.”
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The K-pop group BTS ended its Love Yourself tour with its first United States stadium show, a demonstration of precise pop showmanship and fan devotion
As the K-pop boy band BTS’s popularity grows, so does the demand for translations of the group’s songs, social media posts and interviews
Two former students of an acting school that James Franco helped create say the now-defunct program was a scheme to provide him and his male collaborators with a pool of young female performers that they could take advantage of
Shawn Mendes got his first guitar at age 14, a major-label record deal at 15 and his first No. 1 album at 16
A new kind of pop star stormed 2018: How the dominance of streaming (and the power of hip-hop) pushed BTS, Bad Bunny and Cardi B to the next level
Breaking: Beyonce's "Lemonade" is coming to iTunes at midnight
The K-pop group BTS has matched a chart feat last reached by another foreign-born boy band: the Beatles
The just made 375,000 art images available online for free, including this van Gogh
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