Entertainment

Michael D. Roberts covered the 1966 Hough riots as a youthful Plain Dealer reporter. He recalls the scene in this selection from his new memoir.

Upon the release of his new book, Hot Type, Cold Beer and Bad News, the legendary reporter talks about the Hough riots, Carl Stokes, journalism and more.

With the Rock Hall due to announce its honorees, we weight the chances for the 15 nominees based on their popularity and influence.

Conni's Avant-Garde Restaurant dishes up a fresh take on the dinner theater concept.

Cleveland's rap scene is on fire, says Cleveland's premier DJ.

The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage preserves Holocaust survivors' stories with interactive technology.

The O. Henry play is being interpreted by local playwright Peter Ekstrom. 

A gathering of songwriters in RealGrey Record's homegrown Canton studio reveals a committed community of diverse musicians.

The new Cleveland Museum of Art exhibit goes beyond the work to show the artist's humanity.

In its debut show, Pop Cleveland, the sketch comedy troupe asks for smart phone-enabled audience interaction.

The director talks about Michael B. Jordan, Rocky's legacy and more.

The creators of Serial discuss whether national attention is enough to bring real change to Cuyahoga County's criminal justice system.