Arts and Entertainment

US Lone Star State Features Breathtaking Untouched Landscapes

Vogue Arabia Appoints New Editor-in-Chief After Abrupt Exit

Documentary Chronicles the History of Boston Marathon

Boston Documentary Chronicles the History of Boston Marathon

Make Music Day Festival Coming to Dozens of US Cities

University of Michigan Unveils 1,500-pound Rubik’s Cube

Tiger Woods Wins First of Four Golf Masters on This Day in 1997

IOC Commits to Meeting Set for Flood-hit Peru

Innovative Art, Music, Technology Highlight Baltimore Festival

Jude Law to Play Troubled Young Dumbledore in Next ‘Fantastic Beasts’

Artist Wants Role for Michelle Obama in Rosa Parks House Project

Sculptor of Wall Street’s Bull Wants ‘Fearless Girl’ Moved

Bill O’Reilly Goes on Vacation Amid Sponsor Backlash

Musician J. Geils Dies at Age 71

Woman Who Lived in Former Slave Cabin Visits Smithsonian

Sheryl Crow Argues for Return to Empathy on New Album

Cherry Blossoms Lure Admirers Around North Asia

Jets Zip Through Narrow Star Wars Canyon, Drawing Visitors

This Week in History: The Breakup of The Beatles, 20th Century’s Most Successful Rock Band

Investigation of Trump’s Charity Wins Pulitzer Prize

Havana Named Host City for 2017 International Jazz Day

Drake, The Chainsmokers Lead Billboard Award Nods

Spaniard Sergio Garcia Wins Masters in Thrilling Sudden-death Playoff

Chuck Berry Fans May Say Farewell to Rock ’n ’ Roll Legend

Chuck Berry Fans Say Farewell to Rock ’n ’ Roll Legend

Politics Pierces Nostalgia at Rock Hall of Fame Induction

Pearl Jam, Tupac, Yes, Journey to be Inducted into Rock Hall of Fame

Comic Don Rickles Dead at Age 90

Trans-Siberian Orchestra Founder Paul O’Neill Dies at 61

Britney Spears Show Causes Israeli Election Change

Iranian-American Nilou Motamed Highlights Her Culture in Food & Wine Magazine

Poland Plans Changes as It Takes Control of New WWII Museum

Alan Jackson, Jerry Reed, Don Schlitz to Join Country Music Hall of Fame

Muslims Expected to Rival Christians for Most Believers by 2060

US Women’s Soccer Team Gets New Contract

Cooperative Board Games Let Everyone Win… or Lose

Solar Eclipse Mania Spurs US Festivals, Tours, Sold-out Hotels

Orwell’s ‘1984’ Back in Theaters in Stand Against ‘Alternative Facts’

New US Spelling Bee Rules Seek to Prevent Ties

Brady’s Jersey Stolen Again, This Time in Fun at Fenway Park

Redemption: Tar Heels Take Title over Gonzaga in Ugly Game

NHL Ices Olympics, Says No to 2018 Games in South Korea

Are Selfies Art?

American Singer-songwriter Dylan Accepts Nobel Prize

Acclaimed Russian Poet Yevtushenko Dies in Oklahoma

For Crowell, Music a Commitment That Deepened With Time

Latin Singer Maluma Eyes English Music Crossover With Upcoming Album

Top 5 Songs for Week Ending April 1

Tourists Drawn to California Desert ‘Super Bloom’

The Zookeeper’s Wife Looks at Heroism in the Face of Persecution

‘The Zookeeper’s Wife’ a Tale of Heroism During the Holocaust

Afghans Find Distraction From War in Mixed Martial Arts

US Art Houses Program Protest as ‘1984’ Heads Back to Theaters

First Afghan Women’s Orchestra Tries to Change Attitudes

Following the Footsteps of Generations Along Natchez Trace

Cyclone Debbie Leaves Shark Behind

Report: FBI Recovers Rockwell Painting Taken In 1976

Bob Dylan Archives Open in Oklahoma; Public Center Planned

Cruise Digs up a Monster in ‘The Mummy’

Rare Image of Harriet Tubman to be Auctioned in New York