Chicago ‘Hamilton’ star announces death of 3-year-old daughter

The wife of “Hamilton” star Miguel Cervantes took to Twitter Sunday to announce the heartbreaking death of their 3-year-old daughter who suffered from a severe form of childhood epilepsy, according to reports.

Hollywood mourns loss of actor Robert Forster

Hollywood continues to mourn the death of actor Robert Forster. He died at the age of 78 as his latest project, "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie,'' was released in theaters and began streaming on Netflix.

Good Grief: Owners of Charlie Brown song sue Dollywood

The copyright owners of the "Charlie Brown Christmas" theme song have sued Dollywood in federal court for copyright infringement.

Opera star Jessye Norman's laid to rest in Georgia hometown

Jessye Norman was a trailblazing performer, and one of the rare black singers to attain worldwide stardom in the opera world.

SpongeBob' is a 'violent,' 'racist' colonizer, says University of Washington professor

"SpongeBob SquarePants," which celebrated its 20th anniversary on Friday, has millions of fans around the world, but one University of Washington professor is clearly not among them.

Free music festival returns to Downtown Alpharetta

What’s better than hearing a singer-songwriter perform one of their own original songs?  How about also hearing them tell the story of how and why it was written?

Georgia mall featured in 'Stranger Things' to go up for sale

Most of the Georgia mall heavily featured in the latest season of Netflix's "Stranger Things" is going up for sale.

Man accused of providing counterfeit drugs to Mac Miller pleads not guilty

One of three men facing charges for providing counterfeit drugs laced with fentanyl to Mac Miller before his death plead not guilty during his arraignment in a Los Angeles federal court Thursday. 

Texas teacher mixes music and math to make learning more engaging

This teacher and students rapped about decimals, to the tune of Luniz’s 1995 hit I Got 5 on It—and they’ve got flow!

Matt Lauer rape accuser Brooke Nevils thanks supporters, calls Lauer letter 'victim blaming'

A former NBC News employee whose rape allegation against Matt Lauer went public for the first time Wednesday posted a Twitter message later in the day, thanking those who supported her decision to come forward with her story.