David Byrne brought his surreal 'Who Is The Sky?' show to Dolby Theatre, blending music, movement, and visual art into a stunning spectacle.

The Falling Rocket” was ahead of its time. When the critic John Ruskin insulted it, a notorious libel case ensued.

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It wasn’t easy, bringing the stars indoors. The first show, held in Germany in 1925, used grainy footage on a small dome, but was dizzying nonetheless. Now, a whole new future looms.

De La Soul stopped by Billboard's New York office after hours for a photo shoot, interview and play-through of its new album ...

The planetarium turns 100 this year. What came before the giant domes, with imagery of galaxies, asteroids and meteors ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers moved to 2-1 in NBA Cup play with a 120-109 victory over the Indiana Pacers. The Cavs used a lengthy ...

It was my first time applying for the Guggenheim Fellowship, a mid-career award for practitioners in every field of knowledge ...

If you're just a little bit arty, one way to liven up a boring white ceiling is to create a mural with cloud shapes using ...

Painted on a summer night of 1889 by Vincent van Gogh, The Starry Night is one of the most recognised paintings, depicting ...

The Friends of the Shiras Planetarium has launched an “adopt-a-star” program to meet its fundraising goal of $1,041,000. As ...

From creation myths to political omens, different cultures have had vastly different interpretations of the dramatic natural ...