In 1985 in Dublin, things are grim. Ireland is in political and economic turmoil, and for Conor Lalor—the main character in the delightful and charming new film Sing Street—things at home aren’t much better. After being pulled from private school and enrolled in a rough-and-tumble public institution, the only ... More

If the plot of She Loves Me, the recently revived Broadway musical, feels familiar, that’s probably because it is. The story of two rival shop clerks who are, unbeknownst to them, also the starry-eyed pen pals exchanging love notes through a lonely-hearts club, has been the basis of a ... More

At the beginning of Catastrophe’s second season, we find Rob Delaney’s character (also named Rob) sitting in a sleek conference room—trying to backtrack on a joke he’d just made about why Coldplay might not be the most rousing soundtrack for an pharmaceutical ad—when he receives a series of texts ... More

In his role on AMC’s Fear The Walking Dead, Colman Domingo plays a man who’s living at the beginning of the apocalypse. Considering the long, varied career that Domingo—an actor for stage and screen, a playwright and a director, among other things—has had, however, there’s very little doubt that he ... More

It’s true that in the world of country music most female artists find themselves in the middle of an age-old dilemma. The conceivable narrative of an industry that has, according to Maggie Rose, designated a “token” position for its female members is a familiar one to most in the ... More

Nick Gehlfuss plays the chief ER resident Dr. Will Halstead on the NBC drama Chicago Med, but the actor has seen more of the Windy City than just the inside of its hospitals. “I just checked off something off of my bucket list: I saw Buddy Guy at ... More

“Nobody thinks I’m funny,” Ethan Hawke laments, sitting inside on a rainy Brooklyn afternoon. With more than three decades of moviemaking behind him, Hawke’s been called plenty of things—after all, he’s been in the public eye for more than 30 years—but he’s right that funny isn’t often one of them. ... More

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This eclectic, funky band’s highly anticipated fourth album, Amen & Goodbye, was just released today. Since joining forces in Brooklyn in 2006, this psychedelic trio—Chris Keating, Anand Wilder and Ira Wolf Tuton, has taken fans on one wild trip after another (and judging from their music videos, one might surmise they’ve ... More

In the new film Miles Ahead, Don Cheadle—who writes, directs and stars—shows moviegoers a fascinating side to jazz legend Miles Davis they might have never before seen. But just as vivid as his portrayal of Davis is leading lady Emayatzy Corinealdi’s turn as Frances Davis, Miles’ long-suffering muse and wife. Here, Corinealdi—a ... More