One of Toronto’s prominent soul and reggae artists is featured in a new documentary about how he and other Caribbean and Jamaican immigrants have impacted the Canadian music industry.

A photo exhibit explores the story of Japanese Americans forced into internment camps with reproduced historical photos paired with the originals.

Jason Holliday was a trailblazing Black nightlife legend whose life and work offered a dazzling peek into New York City’s mid ...

Stacker ranked the best films of 2025 as of Feb. 3 using data from Metacritic. Find out which movies critics are loving the ...

Connecting the past to the present, the documentary ‘We Were Here’ sparks conversations about representation, belonging, and ...

Pat McMurtry, lead singer of the band Ballistic Biscuit, has been known to sing so hard he has to run outside to throw up.

JFI Winterfest gets bookish. Plus: heavy metal horror, Bay Area graffiti at Balboa; Tehran meets Winnipeg at Roxie ...

That’s just one of the Black history lessons comprising the revelatory PBS documentary American Masters – The Disappearance ...

From goats that can sense upcoming volcanic eruptions to wildlife that can prevent poaching, scientists are tapping into the “secret knowledge” of animals ...

In May this year Sir David Attenborough will turn 99 years old but his passion for capturing nature still burns. The renowned ...

Court of Gold,’ which was released this week, features great access and dramatic footage of the Americans’ gold medal run at ...

Shake out your sequins for the “Rajah of Rhinestones,” costume designer Bob Mackie, who will be opening this year’s Sedona ...