The 13 new songs you need to hear

The fate of a medieval treasure trove bought by Nazi Germany from a Jewish consortium in 1935 could be decided in an American court

“Long before the pandemic, I’d been distancing myself from one person in particular: my mother.”

"The Copper Children" is historically interesting and stylistically adventurous but thematically overstuffed. Our review:

What's on TV today: A new documentary series follows Amy Schumer during a busy pregnancy, and Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti star in a romantic comedy on Hulu.

“It feels like we were way ahead of our time and that time has caught up with us," Neil Gaiman said of the new audio adaptation of his influential fantasy comic-book series

At a time when Black leading men and women were virtually nonexistent on British screens, he became a star

The coalition calls for term limits for theater leaders, contending that those who have served more than 20 years should consider it “an act of service to resign.”

A legal battle over a $40 million diamond, auctioned by Christie’s in 2013, is heading to trial

Marga Richter, a prolific composer whose determination to be heard in a male-dominated field once led her to rent Merkin Concert Hall to stage a program of her own works, has died