Now seen in its full glory after a major restoration and addition, the once-maligned Yale School of Art and Architecture turns out to be a masterpiece of late Modernism.

?The New Electric Ballroom? affirms Enda Walsh?s growing reputation as a contender to take his place in the long, distinguished line of great Irish playwrights.

In the past the Toronto International Film Festival helped to set up Hollywood?s awards season. This year it may be more about solving the industry?s problems.

Young Jeezy?s new album, ?The Recession,? may not be as consistently thrilling as his 2005 debut, but it?s more consistently interesting.

Peter Manso is writing a book about the high-profile murder of Christa Worthington on Cape Cod. And now he?s run afoul of the same justice system his book promises to expose as corrupt.

A number of documentaries open this week in Manhattan with no fanfare to meet an Oscar deadline.

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For Lambchop mainman Kurt Wagner, the group's 10th album, 'Oh (Ohio),' marks a big change for the Nashville country-soul outfit.'I had an idea that I would write songs that could be performed solo, so I could go out on the road,' Wagner tells

Kanye West's regret on the day Barack Obama was nominated for president: That his mother, Donda, hadn't lived to experience it.'It's an incredible time to be around. I wish my momma could have seen this day,' the 31-year-old rapper told a crowd gathered

Wayman Tisdale hopes procedure stops bone cancer Ex-NBA player Wayman Tisdale has undergone a partial amputation of his right leg, in hopes that it prevents the spread of bone cancer. Tisdale, who worked the paint for Indiana, Sacramento and Phoenix

JERUSALEM - An upcoming concert by Paul McCartney has revived memories of the 1960s, when an Israeli official supposedly called off a Beatles concert for fear it would corrupt the nation's youth. The episode is often fondly quoted as a relic of a