This week’s picks by Globe critics.

The Australian indie star, who comes to Boston Sunday, talks about her willingness to be more vulnerable on “Tell Me How You Really Feel.”

The ubiquitous tune isn’t just a durable oldie — it’s staring back at us from every corner of popular culture.

The inaugural The Town and The City Festival will feature nationally recognized talent such as Kristin Hersh, Kingsley Flood, and the spoken-word artist Andrea Gibson, plus dozens more performers.

The 134-song “Stax ’68: A Memphis Story” includes an array of buried treasures.

The new 134-song box set is a reflection of what was happening inside and outside the record label during the year of MLK’s assassination.

The singer and “A Star Is Born” actress was sporting a ring on her left hand at Elle’s 25th annual Women in Hollywood event.

The production skimps on neither singing nor slapstick nor staircase chases. Come prepared to laugh.

Hannu Lintu made his BSO debut in a program that focused on the orchestra and its members.

Your seasonal calendar of events, music, theater, and more.

This week’s picks by Globe critics.

Participants could choose one of three different channels, their wireless headphones lighting up a different color depending on which tracks they preferred.

The Globe’s picks for the best ways to spend your weekend.

Declaring that his red “MAGA” hat makes him “feel like Superman,” rapper Kanye West made a free-styling appearance in the Oval Office Thursday.

The White House has said they will talk about manufacturing, prison reform, preventing gang violence and reducing violence in Chicago, where West grew up.

The Austin-based singer-songwriter talks about overcoming shyness and dealing with social anxiety, facing everyday sexism, and what she misses most when she’s on the road.

Mackey, an early practitioner of combining electric guitar and “traditional” classical instruments, will have two works performed in an upcoming concert by the Boston Modern Orchestra Project.

His reputation as the most Zen dude in rock can make Vile easy to take for granted.

The singer, impaired by back and foot ailments, remained seated for a two-hour show of pop hits and poignant moments.

When the former Beatle starts cranking out hits, it can be hard to concentrate on anything else. Even a Red Sox-Yankees game.

President Donald Trump and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, are expected to meet with musician Kanye West on Thursday at the White House.

The singer’s endorsements might have gained her some extra haters, but isn’t likely to result in a massive backlash against her, observers say.

If it’s fall, it must be time for a swanky private bash at Gillette Stadium hosted by Patriots owner Robert Kraft. And we hear that tonight — Tuesday — is the night.

Other first-time nominees include Todd Rundgren, Devo, John Prine, and Roxy Music.

HUBweek returns for its second day with a variety of events focusing on sustainability, technology, and the arts.

The Grammy-winning musician will unveil an additional song and accompanying video every day until Oct. 18.

The upcoming tour will feature iconic pop and hip-hop acts Salt-N-Pepa, Tiffany, Debbie Gibson and Naughty by Nature.

The event — which raised more than $1.7 million — featured performances by the BSO’s new principal cellist Blaise Déjardin and the Boston Symphony Children’s Choir.

The pop star might have a home in Rhode Island, but she says she’ll be casting her vote in Tennessee.

His Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour is a three-year round-the-world jaunt celebrating the British piano man and his huge catalog.

The show also addressed the unplanned speech Kanye West gave on last weekend’s “SNL” episode, in which the rapper professed his support for President Trump.

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The British soul/pop singer is embarking on her first American tour in two decades, which includes a stop at the Wilbur.

In a court filing, the orchestra responded to an equal pay lawsuit by principal flutist Elizabeth Rowe, stating that it has not discriminated against her based on gender.

A judge on Thursday sentenced him for running down and killing a man.

The Globe’s picks for the best ways to spend your weekend.

Oct. 16 marks a century since the death, at age 29, of pianist and composer Felix Arndt — killed in the 1918 influenza pandemic — who was best known for “Nola,” a “Silhouette for the Piano” written in 1915 that became one of Tin Pan Alley’s most enduring legacies.

Here are 12 tracks from his solo career — enough to fill an album — that reveal Lennon as a truth-teller more than a dreamer.

Davey Johnstone and Nigel Olsson talk about the three-year farewell tour that caps nearly 50 years of touring and playing with the pop superstar.

The South Florida hip-hop star talks punks vs. rappers, the color scheme behind his new album, and why, at 23, he’s no longer an up-and-comer.

They have partnered on a major investment to 29 arts and cultural organizations across the state.