Kousha Navidar

The Cannes Film Festival recently wrapped, and it gave a peek at some films that might be jockeying for Oscar nominations this season.

The Stone Pony in Asbury Park has an almost mythical reputation in New Jersey music history. The beachside venue was where a young Bruce Springsteen first got his start.

In the new film "Ezra,"  Bobby Cannavale plays a standup comedian who is struggling with his ex-wife about the best way to raise their son, Ezra, who has autism. The film is directed ...

Submissions for All of It's Public Song Project are closed. To give a preview of some of the song submissions, and upcoming events, Producer Simon Close joins us in studio.  

Tuesday after Memorial Day is known within the moving industry as "Crazy Tuesday," when moving companies have a high number of requests from clients moving homes around the country.

May is National Moving Month, so today we're dedicating a whole hour of the show to moving.

Michael McDonald has written a new memoir, What a Fool Believes, and he speaks to us about the book, his life, his music, and his struggles with addiction.

Trained chef and food writer Karla Tatiana Vasquez's new cookbook features recipes and traditions within the Salvadoran diaspora.

Scientific discovery is often a collaborative experience. But for a group of men in the early 1800s studying birds of North America, it was a messy and chaotic effort.

The New York City-set drama "Evil" follows a scientist, a priest, and a psychiatrist tasked by the Catholic Church with investigating potentially demonic activity around the city.

It's almost time for a summer of new music: bangers, sweaty bops, anthems, and the annual "song of the summer" debate.

Edy Massih is a trained chef and owner of Edy's Grocer, a Lebanese market and caterer in Greenpoint.

The hit comedy "Girls5eva" tells the story of a girl group that reunites in middle age to make another run at a career in music.

Acclaimed author Claire Messud joins us to discuss her latest novel, This Strange Eventful History, a family drama in part based on her own family's history.

A new article that asks whether therapy is more useful as an indefinite practice, or as a shorter-term maintenance practice.

Adrienne Elise Tarver is a Brooklyn-based interdisciplinary artist who's currently showing new work at Dinner Gallery in Chelsea.

Poet Mahogany L. Brown has teamed up with producer and composer Sean Mason to create an album inspired by her poetry.

The new Tony-nominated play from Paula Vogel stars Jessica Lange as an unstable mother who struggles in her relationships with her two children, played by Jim Parsons and Celia Keenan.