Arts and Entertainment

‘Mudbound’ Explores Family, Race, Struggle

Iranian Chess Star, Banned for Not Wearing Hijab, to Play for US

American Film Institute to Fete Clooney for Life Achievement

British Author Kazuo Ishiguro Wins Nobel Prize in Literature

Lights, Camera, Action – London’s Film Festival Opens

‘Florida Project’ Shines Bright Light on Hidden Homeless

A Minute With: Harrison Ford, Ryan Gosling on ‘Blade Runner 2049’

Singers Aldean, Lopez Cancel Shows After Las Vegas Shooting

Dinosaur National Monument is Hidden Gem of US National Parks

Country Star Jason Aldean Issues Rallying Cry for Unity

Legendary Rocker Tom Petty Dies at 66

Erroneous Reports About Tom Petty’s Death Cause Confusion

Nobel Literature Prize: Honoring the Elusive ‘Ideal’

Ancient Rocks and Fossils Await Park Visitors

US Rap Artist Latest Star to Enter Australian Same-sex Marriage Debate

Prince Harry, Star-studded Ceremony Close Invictus Games

Monty Hall, Host of ‘Let’s Make a Deal,’ dies

Victoria & Abdul, American Made Based on Incredible True Stories

In films ‘Victoria & Abdul’ and ‘American Made,’ Life is Stranger than Fiction

Top 5 Songs for Week Ending Sept. 30

Actress Louis-Dreyfus Says She’s Battling Breast Cancer

Was Hefner Oppressor or Liberator? Women Debate His Legacy

Hugh Hefner, Playboy Publisher, Dead at 91

‘Loving Vincent’ Brings Van Gogh’s Art Alive

Hugh Hefner, Founder of Playboy, Dies at 91

What Intimidates Steven Spielberg? Being Subject of a Documentary

‘Baa Baa Land’ – A Film They Want You to Fall Asleep In

Garth Brooks’ Autobiography to Span 5 Books

Indonesian Officials Try to Revive a Suharto-Era Propaganda Film

Speedboat Once Driven by JFK Available at Right Price

Diwali Festivals Grow in US, from Disney to Times Square

Residente Leads Latin Grammys Nominations With 9 Nods

Guitarist Joe Walsh, Friends Stage VetsAid Concert

Robert Plant Releases new Track, Announces 2018 Tour

‘Frozen’ Star Idina Menzel Marries One-time ‘Rent’ Co-Star

Banned Books Week in US Emphasizes Freedom to Read

Move Over Superman: UN Taps Burka Avenger to Fight Extremism

‘Screaming Eagle of Soul,’ Charles Bradley Dies at 68

Banned Books Week Emphasizes Freedom to Read

Ultraconservative Islam, King of Pop Meet in Egyptian Film

Prince Harry in Toronto for Invictus Games

Flight Attendant Helps Refugees by Selling Their Art

Top 5 Songs for Week Ending Sept 23

Flight Attendant sells Refugee Art to Help Refugees

First of Its Kind, Museum Records Traumatic Legacy of Birth of India and Pakistan

Stronger: Jeff Bauman’s Tale of Survival, Recovery After the Boston Marathon Bombing

In Glossy Bollywood, Stories of Ordinary Indian Women Shine

New African Art Museum Aims to Provoke, Question

At 82, Judi Dench’s Mission Remains the Same: ‘To Learn’

Emma Stone Honed Dance Skills to Play Tennis Great King

Lillian Ross, Longtime New Yorker Writer, Dead at 99

Native American Journalists Debate Future of Media in Indian Country

Clinton Book Has Sold More Than 300,000 Copies

Boxer Jake LaMotta, Immortalized in ‘Raging Bull,’ Dies at 95

Billy Bush Separating from Wife After Nearly 20 Years

AP Interview: Phelps Has ‘No Desire’ to Return to Swimming

Curtis to Reprise Famous Horror Role in 2018’s ‘Halloween’

Taylor Swift Shakes Off Copyright Lawsuit as ‘Ridiculous’

FIFA Hopes for Big Increase in TV Viewers at Women’s World Cup

Lady Gaga Calls Off European Tour, Citing Severe Physical Pain