Independence Day didn’t invent or perfect the summer movie, but it arguably understood it better than anything since.

Featuring: Boy Harsher, Dinosaur Jr, L'Rain, Interpol, Penelope Isles, The Tubs, Lee 'Scratch' Perry & Mouse on Mars, Slippers, Beth Orton and more of June's best stuff.

A 1975 clip of 16-year-old Michael Jackson and Cher doing the robot dance on The Cher Show has resurfaced and it's incredible ...

Following her Disney Island performance at Primavera Sound, Absolutely opens up about the creative world behind ‘Paracosm', ...

The legendary director on why he thinks aliens are real, and why he makes movies about things that scare him. Hosted by Rachel Abrams The legendary director on why he thinks aliens are real, and why ...

There’s a mystery near the Woodbine TTC station that has flummoxed just about everybody. A series of small metal objects attached to the sidewalk and road — where they are run over by passing vehicles ...

When LeeAnn Elder was a kid, she made a deal with her mom. She could take dance lessons, but only if she stopped sucking her thumb. The dance lessons stuck, ballet in particular. A few years in she ...

After escaping with Newt and Hicks from the alien planet, Ripley crash lands on Fiorina 161, a prison planet and host to a correctional facility. Unfortunately, although Newt and Hicks do not survive ...

As the Singapore International Festival of Arts (Sifa) begins in earnest, get a dose of counter-programming at The Theatre Practice in Waterloo Street. This is the return of theatremaker Kok Heng Leun ...

Actor and entertainer Mario Lopez is returning to Buffalo – and he’s bringing Tony Danza with him. Lopez and Danza ("Taxi," "Who's the Boss?") will star as father and son in “Christmas at The ...

The Nightlife is out today (April 16). By Katie Bain “I wanted to do something that pushed me out of my comfort zone,” Honey Dijon tells Billboard over Zoom from her home in London, where she’s cozied ...

Cameron Diaz, Matt Bomer and Martin Scorsese also appear in the Apple TV inside-showbiz satire, in which an extortion scheme prompts a fretful apology tour. By David Rooney Chief Film Critic It’s not ...