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António Zambujo sings fado, the style of music often called Portugal's blues — but his work owes more to João Gilberto and Chet Baker than to his contemporaries in the genre.

Inspired by blockbuster action-adventure movies, "Uncharted" has become such a success that Hollywood is adapting it into an upcoming film.

As a young nun, Sister Rose Thering worked to reform the Catholic Church and fight anti-Semitism. Her struggles are now the subject of the Oscar-nominated documentary Sister Rose's Passion.

Souped-up cars, dangerous stunts and rowdy crowds. In Oakland, Calif., they're key elements of illegal street rallies. Will a police crackdown simply move the street parties to another city?

Diana Abu-Jaber's new book is a memoir told through food. It explores the lessons food can bring about cultural identity, faith and love.

Sen. Joseph McCarthy's anti-communist hearings in 1954 inspired Leonard Bernstein's 1956 comic opera "Candide."

Writer Jonathan Franzen's massive 2001 bestseller The Corrections was based, in part, on his own life. His new book is a memoir, The Discomfort Zone: A Personal History. Franzen's other books include The Twenty-Seventh City, Strong Motion and How to be Alone.

A voyage to the bottom of the ocean has reignited a scientific mystery that has stumped scientists around the world: Who or what is punching tiny holes in neat rows along the seafloor?

The documentary was filmed entirely in virtual reality chat rooms and focuses on the deep relationships that are often formed.

Chappell Roan peppers her irresistible pop song with explicit details — some more explicit than others — about a relationship between lovers with incompatible desires.

It's called Afrobeats, with a "S," and is not to be confused with Fela Kuti's Afrobeat.

Since the invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have taken thousands of Ukrainian children into Russian-held parts of the country and across the border and forced them into Russian citizenship.