These country tracks prove the best stories don't have happy endings. These aren't feel-good tracks, but that's what makes ...

Mr. Tweedy is the founder and leader of the Grammy Award-winning rock band Wilco, which collaborated with Billy Bragg on “Mermaid Avenue,” a slate of songs created with previously unheard lyrics by ...

In the shadow of Washington, D.C., Bruce Springsteen and a few musical giants had a message for the world: “Let them hear you in Washington,” he ...

Woody Guthrie wrote the famous, This Land is Your Land (Image: Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) Woody Guthrie had a reason for writing the famous US folk song This Land Is Your Land. The late ...

Voices Festival Productions will present the international musical WOODY SEZ at Dupont Underground in Washington, D.C., featuring Helen Hayes Award ...

Ana paced near the arrivals terminal of the San Salvador airport, eyeing the door where deportees from the United States are released. She was there on a sweltering day in May to pick up her son, who ...

Showrunner Lee Eisenberg says the Apple series starring McConaughey and Harrelson will draw a (scripted) conclusion by its finale about if the best friends are actually half brothers. By Jackie ...

Woody Harrelson and his wife, Laura Louie, share three daughters. Their oldest daughter, Deni, was born in 1994; their second, Zoe, arrived in 1996; and their youngest, Makani, joined the family in ...

It’s a messy stew of ideas that’s occasionally amusing. Mostly, however, the show is self-indulgent and aimless. Premiering Sept. 23 on Apple TV, “Brothers” gets off to an irreverent start, as ...

I stood beside the runway at an airport on Haiti’s north coast at Cap-Haïtien one day recently as 57 Haitians, including five children, stepped off a U.S. deportation flight, expelled from the United ...

EXCLUSIVE: Three-time Oscar nominee Woody Harrelson is set to lead Summer of Roses, a new suspense drama from Rick Alverson, who directs from a script co-written with Micah Jayne. Caleb Landry Jones, ...

In a Miami courtroom in January, Liexer De La Cruz was given seconds to decide where the rest of his life would play out. The Cuban migrant, who had spent five years working his way into a new life in ...