By Jon Pareles Pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on notable new tracks. Bad Bunny, ‘Una Velita’ On the seventh anniversary of...

By Jim Farber For years, Herb Alpert talked by phone with Burt Bacharach once or twice a week. One day, two years before Bacharach’s...

By Ben Sisario When the first Latin Grammy Awards were held in 2000, they celebrated the diversity of sounds from throughout Latin...

By Derrick Bryson Taylor Tito Jackson, a founding member of the Jackson 5 who, along with his brothers Jackie, Jermaine, Marlon and...

By Michael Paulson Twenty-seven years ago, “Buena Vista Social Club,” an album of pre-revolutionary Cuban music that became an unexpected...

By John Koblin “Shogun,” FX’s big-budget chronicle of feudal Japan, took best drama honors at the Emmy Awards on Sunday night, putting an...

By Nicholas Casey Pedro Almodóvar is widely considered Spain’s greatest living filmmaker, but he sees himself as a writer first — a...

By Brian Seibert María Benítez, an American dancer and choreographer who, as the founder of a popular Spanish dance troupe, played a...