The highspeed bullet train says Japan as much as Godzilla, sushi and Mount Fuji. And it takes center stage in Shinji Higuchi’s new film, “Bullet Train Explosion,” which premieres on Netflix Wednesday.

Rapper Kendrick Lamar earned a leading 10 nominations for the American Music Awards on Wednesday, including nods for artist of the year and song of the year for his Grammy-winning diss track “Not Like Us.”

Charles Burnett has been living with “Killer of Sheep” for more than half a century.

Charli XCX’s hit album “Brat” and Wham!’s perennial festive hit “Last Christmas” are among the musical works nominated at next month’s Ivors, Britain’s annual awards honouring songwriters and screen composers.

French violinist Esther Abrami puts female composers in focus on her new album “Women”, paying tribute to their often-overlooked contributions to classical music.

Many of Tina Knowles’ fondest childhood memories are of sitting under a pecan tree as her mother recited the history of their family, stretching back generations.

Carlos Santana has postponed a second Texas concert after testing positive for COVID-19.

A set of the first four editions of William Shakespeare’s collected works is expected to sell for up to 4.5 million pounds ($6 million) at auction next month.

Hailey Bieber has opened up about her health.

Sophie Nyweide, who as a child appeared in films alongside Michelle Williams and Russell Crowe, has died, according to an online obituary shared by her family.

Tina Knowles wants women to stay on top of their mammogram appointments.

Perhaps Brett Goldstein thinks “Ted Lasso” has nine lives, just like a cat.