Two notes: the 21st century technically didn’t begin until 2001, but come on; 2000 videos are allowed. Also, artists and ...

Due to an issue during printing, two Applause stories in the Thursday, March 27, issue of The Daily Item did not continue inside. This is the complete story.

For Ray Charles, the piano is more than an instrument—it’s his vision, his voice, his freedom. Jamie Foxx captures this deep ...

Titled “The Day the Earth Blew Up,” the film was released on March 14, and this weekend it will screen at Sag Harbor Cinema.

I just rewatched this scene, so I remember it well. This genre is called Shima-uta. It’s an Amami Shoto song, from the ...

Shinichirō Watanabe's new show Lazarus eventually finds its footing even if it hasn't fully lived up to his best work so far.

Trying to find alternatives to 24/7 streaming channels has lead to a realization: just why is so much classic animation stuck ...

Utah Sen. Mike Lee is breaking into the music industry for April Fool’s Day with 11 minutes and 43 seconds of lofi Mike Lee ...

Kevin Courtney takes a look at some of the AI-powered gadgets which may not transform our lives but might make them a lit bit ...

Alphonse Pierre’s Off the Dome column covers songs, mixtapes, albums, scenes, snippets, movies, Meek Mill tweets, fashion ...

A decade earlier, Herb was a big deal in folk music as one half of the popular duo McGwyer Mortimer; now he’s a struggling solo artist who can’t even finance his latest album. All of which ...

A deep dive into 12 iconic TV opening themes that set the tone, broke through the noise, and defined television history.