Entertainment

The Entertainment category offers vibrant coverage of the creative arts, celebrity culture, and cultural events that shape public imagination. Through feature stories, reviews, and interviews, we explore the dynamic world of film, music, theater, and digital media, highlighting trends, controversies, and the evolving nature of global entertainment.

Instagram Emerges as a Popular Platform for Celebrity Romance

While Instagram has long been a favorite for everyday dating, it is increasingly becoming a successful space for celebrities to connect and build lasting relationships through direct messages.

Par Fatima Ahmed • 05 Jun 2025 • 3 MIN

Instagram Emerges as a Popular Platform for Celebrity Romance

City Ballet's Spring Season Shines Through Thoughtful Casting and Compelling Performances

The spring lineup at City Ballet defied expectations, delivering a season rich with purposeful casting, expert coaching, and memorable ballets, including poignant works by Alexei Ratmansky and meaningful debuts that highlight dancer growth.

Par Chloe Dubois • 3 MIN

Edmund White in his Paris residence, 1988. Remembered fondly for his deep affection for French culture.

Celebrating Edmund White: Writers Reflect on a Literary Trailblazer

Colleagues and admirers honor Edmund White’s fearless creativity, generous spirit, and his unforgettable wit through heartfelt remembrances.

Par Chloe Dubois • 4 MIN

Remembering Edmund White: A Trailblazer of Queer Literature

Edmund White redefined queer representation in literature with his candid and nuanced portrayal of gay life. His groundbreaking novel and candid storytelling paved the way for authentic queer narratives.

Par Chloe Dubois • 3 MIN

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Tony Gilroy shares insights on the political themes in ‘Andor’.

Exploring Political Depth in Pop Culture: Tony Gilroy on ‘Andor’

Showrunner Tony Gilroy discusses how ‘Andor’ reinvigorates the Star Wars saga with fresh storytelling and a nuanced political perspective.

3 MIN

Vele di Scampia, a group of public housing towers in Naples featured in early seasons of 'Gomorrah,' currently being demolished.

Neapolitans Push Back Against New 'Gomorrah' Spinoff Amid Growing Fatigue

As the filming of the latest 'Gomorrah' prequel begins in Naples, many locals express frustration over the city’s persistent portrayal as a hub of crime and corruption.

3 MIN

Josh Dibb of Animal Collective performing live in 2012. Like many of his contemporaries from the early 2000s indie rock scene, Dibb has transitioned into composing music for films.

From Indie Rock Roots to Oscar Glory: The 2000s Musicians Scoring Big in Film

Artists who shaped the 2000s indie-rock scene, including members of Dirty Projectors, Grizzly Bear, Interpol, and Animal Collective, are now making their mark in film scoring and vying for major awards.

3 MIN

How Instagram Has Become a Hub for Celebrity Romance

Instagram is increasingly serving as a modern matchmaking platform, with numerous high-profile couples tracing their relationships back to direct messages exchanged on the app.

3 MIN

Orien McNeill aboard his boat in New York Harbor in 2020. As one of the earliest artists to inhabit the Gowanus Canal, he used a 1953 Chris-Craft as his creative base nearly 20 years ago.

Orien McNeill, Visionary Artist of New York’s Waterways, Passes at 46

A pioneering figure in New York’s waterfront art scene, McNeill transformed polluted canals into stages for immersive, ephemeral performances and inspired a generation of DIY artists.

6 MIN

Sacha Jenkins in 2015, dedicated to telling authentic stories of Black American culture through zines, films, and satirical TV.

Sacha Jenkins, Influential Documentarian of Black Culture, Passes Away at 53

A pioneering voice shaped by early hip-hop, Jenkins’ documentaries boldly explored race and Black culture, covering topics from urban fashion to iconic musicians and social issues.

5 MIN

Alf Clausen leads a live orchestra during a rehearsal for ‘The Simpsons.’ He contributed to the show’s music for nearly three decades.

Alf Clausen, Composer Behind Iconic ‘The Simpsons’ Music, Passes Away at 84

Alf Clausen crafted the musical backdrop for hundreds of ‘The Simpsons’ episodes over 27 seasons, blending jazz, rock, and blues, earning multiple Emmy accolades.

3 MIN

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Instagram Emerges as a Popular Platform for Celebrity Romance

City Ballet's Spring Season Shines Through Thoughtful Casting and Compelling Performances

Celebrating Edmund White: Writers Reflect on a Literary Trailblazer

Remembering Edmund White: A Trailblazer of Queer Literature

More in This Category

Exploring Political Depth in Pop Culture: Tony Gilroy on ‘Andor’

Neapolitans Push Back Against New 'Gomorrah' Spinoff Amid Growing Fatigue

From Indie Rock Roots to Oscar Glory: The 2000s Musicians Scoring Big in Film

How Instagram Has Become a Hub for Celebrity Romance

Orien McNeill, Visionary Artist of New York’s Waterways, Passes at 46

Sacha Jenkins, Influential Documentarian of Black Culture, Passes Away at 53

Alf Clausen, Composer Behind Iconic ‘The Simpsons’ Music, Passes Away at 84

Top Thriller Novels Captivating Readers This Year

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