Arts Reviews

The former reality television star holds true to his reggae roots, but gives listeners so much more.

See what makes the culture unique and at the same time relatable beyond race.

It's not quite the misstep that the second was, but it’s nothing exceptional either.

This musical will have you on your feet dancing with the cast.

Just try not to cry, scream, or faint.

The mediocre script ignites in the hands of a stellar cast and confident director.

Just try to keep pace with this multifaceted farce.

The judges loved Carrington's twangy version of "Breakaway."

The live performance even tops the namesake TV show.

The eclectic, two-day event offered sharp sets in a great location.

It's shimmering, fierce, and full of jaw-dropping, over-the-top camp humor.

Corgan sounded exactly the same at 46 as he did at 26.

Welcome to America.

It's lively and fun with stellar acting.

There are no heroes in this story.

How easy is it to close one chapter and begin another?

It was a day of diverse Texas music under the embrace of downtown Dallas' skyscrapers.

The crowd happily sang its lungs out.

From music and politics, Fela's legacy impacted more than just audiences.

Imagine Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night set in the 1950s, with Elvis for a soundtrack. That's All Shook Up.