As with many things this past year, the typical live music scene was silenced. But there were creative attempts to…
The pandemic continues to inflict chaos on the $42 billion global movie business. With many theaters closed, film festivals canceled…
For analysis of the deeper systemic issues that are underlying the country's civic unrest, Judy Woodruff talks to Roxane Gay,…
As churches, mosques and temples do their part in limiting human interaction, the faithful are trying to settle into new…
Family members, friends and our PBS NewsHour family -- past and present -- said goodbye to co-founder Jim Lehrer on…
Miller's memoir details her fight for justice against Stanford swimmer Brock Turner, the man who sexually assaulted her in 2015,…
A biographical film is delicate territory. Here are eight films that have avoided the pitfalls of an off-base biopic, according…
It's been 50 years since Woodstock made music history. The groundbreaking festival is seen today as a nexus of freedom,…
Artist Faith Ringgold’s life’s work celebrated in New York exhibit
New exhibit chronicles work of late painter Barkley Hendricks and his use of the camera
Five years after taking its last bow, Ringling Bros. is back – this time, without animals
Young playwrights use the theater to confront the trauma of gun violence
Ukrainian band Kalush Orchestra wins Eurovision with a show of support for a nation gripped by war
‘Faces Of COVID’ memorializes Americans who have died during the pandemic
Detention of WNBA star Brittney Griner in Russia extended another month, lawyer says
‘Philip Guston Now’ portrays art of controversial and confrontational painter
A Brief But Spectacular take on the power of documentary filmmaking
Beyond the Canvas: Art is all around us
