How one art museum has reckoned with race and its past
A 484-page examination by MoMA shines a light on the history of race in the museum's programming and also its internal politics
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Review: 'The Conners' and 'black-ish' risked mixing comedy and COVID-19. The gamble pays off
ABC's flagship family sitcoms, "The Conners" and "black-ish," offer contrasting stories about the COVID-19 pandemic in their season premieres Wednesday.
'The Conners' is no stranger to crisis. But tackling COVID-19 is 'really melancholy'
Laurie Metcalf and Lecy Goranson discuss the Season 3 premiere of "The Conners," ABC's first comedy to go back into production during the COVID-19 pandemic.
How Linda Stark transforms kitschy hearts into visceral symbols of love and valor
In her first solo at David Kordansky, Stark focuses on hearts and their meanings — as tokens of love but also as symbols of valor, such as the Purple Heart.
Who is Kristen Welker? Meet the NBC News correspondent who will moderate the final presidential debate
When President Trump and Joe Biden meet in Nashville on Thursday, a familiar face from the White House press corp will be in charge.
Column: For director Joe Mantello, 'The Boys in the Band' is a 'scar' Trump's SCOTUS could reopen
With the Supreme Court signaling possible reversals on marriage equality, Joe Mantello's "The Boys in the Band" feels less like a period piece and more like an addition to the director's already impressive list of truth-telling plays.
Remember all that choking California wildfire smoke? She turned it into art
Kim Abeles has been making her Smog Collectors art for more than 30 years. Her latest series uses air pollution from the Bobcat wildfire as her material.
K-pop group Blackpink tells Jimmy Kimmel: 'We're very girly, but ... very savage too'
Jennie, Rosé, Jisoo and Lisa of the K-pop sensation Blackpink talked with Jimmy Kimmel about Coachella, Jaden Smith and wearing disguises.
Why you won't see the Charlie Brown TV specials in the usual places this year
For the first time ever, the beloved Charlie Brown holiday specials will not air on network TV this year. Here's where you'll find them instead.
After Twitter came for Chris Pratt, his Marvel costars came to his rescue
Robert Downey Jr., Zoe Saldana and Mark Ruffalo are rallying behind Marvel colleague Chris Pratt after Twitter dubbed him the worst Hollywood Chris.