The cast of the Tony-winning Broadway musical will perform a scene and a number July 29 on "Late Night."

Marvel's newest superhero flick beats out newcomers 'Pixels,' 'Southpaw,' and 'Paper Towns.'

Ross goes to desperate lengths to save his imprisoned tenant in tonight's penultimate episode, leading to tragic consequences.

Ray confronts Frank about a bitter revelation, and Ani goes deep undercover.

The daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown passed away earlier today in Duluth, Georgia.

In light of President Obama's recent decision to commute the sentences of 46 drug offenders, Oliver devoted much of his show to the ongoing issue of mandatory minimums.

"She is a sweetheart," said singer Dionne Warwick. "She will be missed, that's for sure. And she was a good girl. She was a good little girl, she really was….She's in much better hands now."

The Hold Steady singer releases his second solo album, "Faith in the Future," on Sept. 11.

The "American Horror Story: Hotel" star lent her vocal and piano chops to the Irish rock band's rendition of "Ordinary Love."

The English singer produced her new album with Damian Marley.

English band Stornoway let the natural world seep into group’s new album "Bonxie," which premieres today on Speakeasy. Named for an aggressive seabird also known as the great skua, "Bonxie" is a collection of 11 songs with a folk sensibility in the quietly catchy melodies, augmented with soaring arrangements and prismatic vocal harmonies. The tunes are interspersed with field recordings the band made of 20 species of birds, ocean waves and mountain streams. Read more, and listen to the album, after the jump.

The actor breaks down the latest Griswold family adventure.

See the first cartoon that spawned an animated titan.

The author will appear at the team's game on Aug. 8.

The musician shares the video for his first single from his upcoming album 'Crosseyed Heart.'

The short film is about the Quay brothers, twin animators whose works will be the subject of a Nolan-curated program at New York's Film Forum.

The "Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation" star kills it in a rendition of Meat Loaf's "Paradise by the Dashboard Light."

Whether it's on a doomed ocean liner or a dangerous Welsh cliff side, Kate Winslet still feels like she's flying, Jack.

The "Daily Show" host decided to put a running gag to the test last night by doing a segment only with "stupid faces" and "grunts."

Watch the two artists discuss their new album "Sing Into My Mouth," which features 12 interpretations of other musicians' work.

The festival runs from Sept. 10 to 20. "Demolition," starring Jake Gyllenhaal, will be the opening night feature.

Comparing the new "Vacation" movie to the 1983 original, "National Lampoon’s Vacation," provides a nearly scientific look at the way R-rated summer comedies have evolved in one generation.

Speakeasy talks with the founding member about the band's reunion tour and influence.

Will there be a third "National Treasure" movie? Depends on whom you ask.