Musician Daniel Kimbro has played with many impressive musicians. But throughout his career, he’d never released an album of his own works – until now. And despite Kimbro’s doubts, “Carpet in the Kitchen” is gathering accolades from his peers.

Popular sci-fi show frames episode around intergalactic version of same-night song contest.

In her new book, journalist and author Becky Aikman tells the story of the “Atta-Girls,” a collection of American women who, after being rejected by the U.S. military because of their gender, crossed the Atlantic to aid British forces by ferrying fighter planes, bombers and other aircraft to the male pilots in front-line squadrons.

Kerry Washington did most of her own stunts in the original action thriller.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, by a small French team, is an inventive mash-up of belle époque art and Japanese RPGs. But its pursuit of high-budget tastes sometimes drags it down.

Though it has its critics, the film treats the gravity of a papal election with respect and accurately portrays many rituals and contemporary problems facing today’s Catholic Church. But Vatican experts warn the movie doesn’t get everything right.

The Virginia Arts Festival’s presentation of the 2025 Virginia International Tattoo will honor the 250th anniversaries of the U.S. Army, Navy and Marine Corps.

Creator Tony Gilroy, star Diego Luna discuss the 2nd and final season of the “Star Wars” Disney+ show, which premiered April 22.

Donkey Kong Bananza and Mario Kart World were easily the best and most exciting games in hands-on play during a preview of the Switch 2 console.

The two, who have worked together on multiple films like “Fruitvale Station” and “Black Panther,” discussed upping the ante with “Sinners,” the excitement of making something original and how the experience changed them.