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Well-acted but ultimately predictable "princess for a day" tween fantasy.

Even though Theo Epstein had to leave his hometown, he was one of the best GMs in team history. Ben Cherington now has big shoes to fill.

Protest is the message and the physical spaces which are being reclaimed, the medium. The end result is the process.

Monika Borzym's debut album features jazz covers of contemporary tunes,

The former Rolling Stones bassist discusses the Rhythm Kings, the material he chooses to record, and his approach to playing bass.

The Lover is a great depiction of London during the Blitz, with a mostly great Ripper-like story happening in tandem.

From '80s disco to modern-day electro, the singing entrepreneur talks songwriting, remixing, and money.

A strong ensemble cast makes this gritty period piece worth seeing.

Genuinely creepy for the first hour. Then comes the "mythology" to screw it all up.

Steve Priest’s new version of Sweet is bubblegum glam-rock candy made of empty calories.