Comic-Con is coming! It can be overwhelming, even for someone who has been going for more than a half-century. To help you navigate the hundreds of hours of programming, I've organized my ...

Peanuts is still a beloved comic around the world, so much so that in Japan, Mitsubishi built a Snoopy-themed truck. A tiny kei SUV, the Pajero Mini is nonetheless a real 4x4, with a dual-range ...

Extreme heat in the U.S. is impacting festivities commemorating the 250th anniversary of American independence, including a temporary closure of the Great American State Fair in Washington D.C.

What do you get when you combine a small cast, a vibrant set, and a beloved group of familiar characters? You get a distinctive production of “You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown” that delivered a ...

Before we get into the emotional content of the film, it’s worth noting that there aren’t a lot of films that really document what it’s like to make an album on this granular a level. Are there films ...

We just wanna see Sara Bareilles be brave, and she is! The singer-songwriter, 46, announced that she will return to touring after nearly a decade. Not only that, but Sara is releasing a documentary ...

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles is bringing her latest tour to Philadelphia this fall, with a stop at The Met on Monday, Sept. 21. Bareilles recently announced her upcoming album, Good ...

GRAMMY-winning, Tony and Emmy-nominated singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles will release her new album, Good Grief, on August 28. As previously announced, the album’s first single, “Home,” is available ...

Sara Bareilles has announced the forthcoming release of her new studio album, Good Grief, the Grammy Award-winner’s first LP in seven years. Along with announcing her new album on Wednesday, Bareilles ...

EXCLUSIVE: Singer-songwriter P!NK (Alecia Moore), author and producer Glennon Doyle, and Olympian, author and soccer star Abby Wambach are joining Sara Bareilles: Good Grief as executive producers ...

The owner of the "Peanuts" television and film music catalog is suing multiple entities over the alleged unlawful use of jazz artist Vince Guaraldi's famous tracks from the "Charlie Brown" franchise.