Arts and Entertainment

2018 Grammys: Will Hip-Hop Finally Even The Score?

From Refugee to Chef: Berlin Film Festival to Showcase Syrian Cook

‘Death of Stalin’ Cast Holds Out Hope for Russian Screening Despite Ban

Egypt Places Colossus of Ramses II at new Museum’s Entrance

Elton John Retiring, Says Upcoming Tour Will Be His Last

Film About Kenya Terror Attack Up for an Oscar

Legendary Jazz Musician, Political Activist Hugh Masekela dies at 78

Ursula K. Le Guin, Best-selling Science Fiction Author, Dies

Hollywood’s Oldest Working Actress, Connie Sawyer, Dies at 105

Music Firms Sue to Keep Hit Songs Off Fitness Streaming App

A Grammy Curse? Milli Vanilli’s Fab Morvan, Others Reflect

Legendary South African Trumpeter Hugh Masekela Dies

Team USA Parade Uniforms Include Touch of American Frontier

After 90-year Wait, Minnie Mouse Gets Her Hollywood Moment

Neil Diamond Retires From Touring, Says He Has Parkinson’s Disease

Jesmyn Ward, Masha Gessen Among Nominees for Book Critics Awards

Kid Rock Donates Merchandise Money for Voter Registration

‘Executed’ North Korean Pop Diva Takes Olympic Spotlight

With a Lighter Touch, SAG Awards Follows a Familiar Script

‘The Shape of Water’ Wins Producers Guild Awards

Nigeria Women Bobsledding Team to Make History as First Africa Team at Winter Olympics

Tom Petty Died of Accidental Overdose, Including Opioids

Oscars: Four Questions Ahead of Tuesday’s Nominations

Soccer Great Pele Cancels Appearance in England Because of Fatigue

‘Game of Thrones’ Ice Hotel Opens in Finland

IOC: More Initiatives Coming to Promote Korean Unity

North Korea Cancels Visit to South by Arts Delegation

Highlights From Volvo Ocean Race as Teams Approach Hong Kong

Brigitte Bardot: ‘MeToo’ Actresses Are ‘Hypocritical’

Prosecutors Want to Call 19 Other Accusers at Cosby Retrial

‘Married Men’ Movie Premiere Draws Miami’s Haitian A-Listers

Has #MeToo Gone Too Far? Ansari Story Sparks Debate

Kara Wai to Receive Excellence in Asian Cinema Award

Trump Expose ‘Fire and Fury’ Might Be Heading to Television

Run By Women, Prototype Festival Showcases Diverse Composers

More Actors Expressing Regret About Working With Woody Allen

Rock & Roll Bulgarian Skier is One-Man Team Hoping to Compete in Pyeongchang Olympics

Curling Heads to Olympics as World’s Fastest-growing Sport

Prince Photographer Afshin Shahidi Shares his Intimate Trove

Milan Line Offers Canine Couture for Pampered Pooches

Despite Doping Scandals, Olympic Fever Grips Russian Cinemas

Lebanon Bans ‘The Post’ Over Spielberg’s Support for Israel

Olympic Champ Simone Biles Says She was Abused by Doctor

Formula One, Sliding Sports Have Speed, Secrets in Common

France’s Deneuve Apologizes to Sex Assault Victims, Stands by Letter

N. Korea to Send Orchestra to S. Korea to Perform During Olympics

Lead Singer of The Cranberries Dies at Age 46

Brigitte Biography Says Young Macron Wrote Steamy Book About Their Romance

First Saudi Stadium Opens to Women to Watch Soccer

Original Disney Mouseketeer Tracey Dies at 74

Report: Trump Lawyer Brokered $130,000 Payment to Porn Star

Most Americans ‘Don’t Want’ Oprah to Run for President

Badlands Carved by Water and Wind

Wyclef Jean: TPS End Will Send Haitians in US Back to ‘Death and Famine’

Wheelchair-Bound Athlete Nominated for Best Sporting Moment of the Month

Famed Conductor Faces 6 New Sex Claims, Including 1 Rape

Top 5 Songs for Week Ending Jan. 13

Cindy Crawford Recreates Iconic Super Bowl Ad 26 Years Later

The New York Times Cancels Public Event With James Franco

Charles Dutoit Steps Down Early at Royal Philharmonic