Entertainment

Beethoven's A-minor String Quartet chronicles the composer's illness and recovery. Nearly 200 years later, it's a sonic window into our coronavirus world.

Filmmaker Ryan White chronicles the history and representations of LGBTQ people over some 50 years of television

As a judge on the fashion design competition series, Naomi Campbell's sometimes rough honesty is meant to guide contestants.

Museums that reopened their doors or planned to welcome back visitors in the coming week are forced to change course again as coronavirus cases surge.

John Lewis marched with Martin Luther King Jr. and fought for civil rights for six decades; the documentary "John Lewis: Good Trouble" is a warm tribute.

Actor Ray Fisher has accused director Joss Whedon of "gross, abusive, unprofessional" behavior on the "Justice League" set.

There is more to LGBTQ television than the month of June. Here's a guide to Pride shows and movies.

What's on TV Thursday, July 2: "The Bold Type" on Freeform; "Council of Dads" season finale on NBC; "Flipping Across America" premieres

Location film shoots are gradually returning to the streets of Los Angeles even as the coronavirus health crisis renews.

In a year marked by COVID-19 and social unrest, music stars such as Fiona Apple, Killer Mike, Bad Bunny and Bob Dylan have risen to the occasion.