‘ONE YEAR! Photographs from the miners’ strike 1984–85’ is a touring show featuring work by Brenda Prince, John Sturrock, Jenny Matthews, Roger Tiley, John Harris, Chris Killip, Imogen Young, Phil ...

*Whoo Lawd! When they say this new Kanye West documentary, “In Whose Name?,” is raw and explosive, that ain’t hype. The film, now playing in select theaters, is already making major waves. It captures ...

Kanye West screamed at Kris Jenner during a tense conversation about taking his medication in the rapper’s new “In Whose Name?” documentary. In a wild scene, the Grammy winner insisted to his ...

A new documentary detailing the rise and fall of Kanye West, the rapper who lost his billionaire status after instances of bizarre and antisemitic behavior, opens in theaters Friday, featuring plenty ...

“Predators,” MTV Documentary Films’ “To Catch a Predator” documentary has officially made its way to select theaters after its Sundance Film Festival debut. The film, which is directed, produced, ...

Today, the United States Senate confirmed Katherine Scarlett as the Chairman of the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ). She will serve as President Trump’s advisor on policies that promote ...

Catherine, Princess of Wales and first lady Melania Trump traded in their gowns and heels on Thursday for an afternoon of outdoor crafting with young scouts — marking a more casual venture for the two ...

Born on September 18, 1925, Kay Kramer lived a life full of love, grit, humor, and extraordinary patience–especially when it came to raising her four horrible children. In 1946, she married the love ...

The Queen Street Playhouse is premiering a new documentary chronicling the Holy City's little-remembered role in Jewish history in America. But with a visual twist. "This Happy Land," written, ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Just three months after rock ’n’ roll legend Ozzy Osbourne died at age 76, a new documentary will shed light on ...

A new documentary chronicles eight artists who secretly lived in the Providence Place mall from 2003 to 2007. The artists built a 750-square-foot apartment in a parking garage, complete with furniture ...