Category: 5. Entertainment

Joe Hill‘s ambitious new novel — the 900-page killer dragon epic “King Sorrow” — is inspired by love.

“I knew it was going to be the first book I was going to dedicate to my wife,” Hill says. “I think I wanted to impress…

The year was 2005 and comedy television was entering a shiny new era. Cultural giants such as Friends and Sex and the City might have concluded a year earlier but glossy upstarts (The Office and How I Met Your Mother, heard of them?) were ready…

The mood was decidedly upbeat at Art Basel Paris’s debut of Avant Première, a new ultra-exclusive invitation-only preview for select clients that opened Tuesday afternoon. Many dealers and collectors had worried how the event, slotted one…

If the term “darkly funny” were ever to describe anyone, I’d put my vote on Nayland Blake. Their two-room gallery show at Matthew Marks includes erotic forced milk-drinking; a bunch of get well cards…

One of my intentions when I traveled to Alaska in 2021 was to confront some personal mythologies. Though I was born there, my family left before I turned two. Despite this, I long gave the state a central…

Rapper Gucci Mane’s newest release might be his most vulnerable yet.

The Atlanta-based musician, promoting his third memoir, “Episode,” revealed to “The Breakfast Club” crew on Monday that he had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and…

No trick, just treats: Two of the year’s biggest movies are heading back to theaters for Halloween.

Warner Bros. announced Tuesday that “Sinners” will be back in select Imax and Imax 70mm theaters for one week starting Oct. 30. The news…