The singer discusses her first album in over five years
Miscellany
Wes Anderson on The Grand Budapest Hotel, Nostalgia and Standing-Still Tennis
The writer-director talks to TIME about his latest film
How Harold Ramis Changed Comedy Forever
Ramis’ influence can be felt in the biggest comedies of the last few decades — as Second City CEO Andrew Alexander explains
Obama Celebrates Harold Ramis
Says of the late actor: “We didn’t just laugh until it hurt. We questioned authority.”
The Most Magical Place on Earth Just Got More Expensive
Buying a one-day pass to Disney World’s Theme Parks? Prepare to pay $4 more per ticket.
Courtney Love Is Still America’s Sweetheart
The rock icon talks to TIME about her new web series, reuniting Hole, and dispensing relationship advice
Explaining James Franco Explaining Shia LaBeouf: Why None of This Is Art
An expert on performance art weighs in on the weighty matter
Great Caesar’s Ghost: On the Passing of Sid Caesar
Sid Caesar was the first and the best of TV’s primal clowns
The Comedic Genius of Sid Caesar: 7 Clips You Can Actually Watch on YouTube
A great comedian’s choicest work — 60 years old and still brilliantly fresh
RIP Sid Caesar, Your Comic of Comics
TV comedy’s man of a thousand voices set the stage for a half-century and more of laughter.
Shirley Temple: A Cute Cocktail of Talent and Charm
Little Miss Lollipop, the all-time child star, dies at age 85. A look back at her extraordinary career
Watch Shirley Temple’s 8 Most Iconic Performances
From “On the Good Ship Lollipop” to “Animal Crackers in My Soup”
Inside the Shirley Temple: How Did the Mocktail Get Its Name?
The mix of grenadine and soda is named after the child star — but why?