Jen Chaney

The English pop icon with an often petulant attitude writes about his life with unbridled, poetic excess.

Philip Kennicott

The exhibition is part of a year-long cultural program organized by the Italian government.

— Rachel Lubitz

‘Bering Sea Gold’ and ‘Lilyhammer’ each return with new seasons

Aaron Leitko

The longtime band known for its horror-movie scores is back together and touring the U.S. for the first time.

Bethonie Butler

Last year, ‘Dear White People’ was a concept trailer. Now, it’s a feature film headed to Sundance.

Nelson Pressley

The Pajama Men fill the holiday slot at Woolly Mammoth for the second year with a marvelous, jolly show.

Stephanie Merry and Emily Yahr

How did the Hollywood Foreign Press Association do with their picks this year? Here are some key takeaways.

Peter Marks

The comedy-drama’s Eric Coble and Molly Smith will debut on Broadway in April at the prized Booth Theatre.

Matt Schudel

Hailed as “the greatest living jazz guitarist,” Mr. Hall played with and influenced a galaxy of musical giants.

Rachel Lubitz

Musing over Sheldon on “Big Bang”; red-carpet gowns on “Runway”; and conflict on “Parenthood.”

Michael Dirda

“An Ever-Changing Tale of Tragic Happenings,” by Matthew Swanson and Robbi Behr.

Anne Midgette

In naming Deborah Rutter, a classical music administrator, the Kennedy Center may be sending a signal.