The Santa Fe Opera's ingeniously designed and well-conducted Turn of the Screw successfully captures the tension and the ...

By Annette Hinkle “In a limpid brook the capricious trout in joyous haste darted by like an arrow” — Christian Schubart, “Die Forelle” Each year, Marya Martin, the founder and artistic director of the ...

Justin Bieber is a pop music legend. Over nearly two decades, the world has watched as he’s evolved from a doe-eyed teen into ...

I met Nile Rodgers as we were putting the first issue of SPIN together. We were introduced by our mutual (and still) friend ...

French developer Opus Major, a team formed with some industry veterans from Ubisoft and other studios, has revealed their debut project, MAJJAM. The title is a multiplayer adventure being developed ...

John Shand has written about music and theatre since 1981 in more than 30 publications, including for Fairfax Media since ...

Controversy over AB Hernandez's participation in girls' sports included rule changes, federal investigations and online threats to the state of California by President Donald Trump.

An initial investigation suggests a 14-year-old girl in the group was on the tracks and struck by the train, Sullivan said. The girl was pronounced dead as a result of her injuries.

Social media was confused about Hawk Tuah girl Haliey Welch receiving a golden plaque from the mayor of Nashville.

Lacking a name, police referred to her as the “girl with the turquoise jewelry,” and that’s how her case was shared among law enforcement agencies for decades.

How a Salary Figure Changes Everything in ‘Materialists’ By making the number explicit, Celine Song’s new film reflects modern dating realities in a way rom-coms rarely have before.