Even though it is set in the 1960s in Baltimore, the musical “Hairspray” resonates with audiences around the world because it tells the story of a girl who is trying to find her place in the w…

On April 21, de Sarthe Contemporary Art opened its first solo exhibitions: Kristin Bauer “Return to Earth” and Emmett Potter “Synchronicities.” Bauer and Potter are married and based in Tempe.  

Billie Boullet, who stars as Anne Frank in the National Geographic limited series “A Small Light,” is invested in the celebrated diarist’s story.

Gennaro Garcia’s latest exhibition, “Mexicanismo,” marks his sixth solo show at Royse Contemporary and features just over a dozen eye-popping paintings.

Four years after “Midsommar,” Ari Aster is taking his biggest swing yet with “Beau Is Afraid,” a three-hour surrealist black comedy starring Joaquin Phoenix.

The new British romantic comedy “Rye Lane” is a breath of fresh air in a sea of the usual dime-a-dozen direct-to-streaming releases in the genre.

More than two and a half decades after the first film, it’s important that “Scream VI” manages to find new ways to subvert expectations of the whodunnit formula. And it does.

From regional theaters to Broadway, Matt August has devoted more than 27 years to his craft. Now he brings magic to the Arizona Theatre Company as its new artistic director. 

While writer-director Damien Chazelle’s ambitious and outrageous “Babylon” offers a different look at the Golden Age of Hollywood than usually depicted on screen, it’s an equally entertaining …

Luca Guadagnino’s last two feature films were the decidedly different 2017 coming-of-age romantic drama “Call Me by Your Name” and 2018 arthouse reimagining of the cult classic horror film “Su…

“Tár” is the latest film from producer, writer and director Todd Field, the acclaimed filmmaker behind 2001’s “In the Bedroom” and 2006’s “Little Children.”