From the established shtick of Dave Chappelle to internet stars and unknown quantities, this autumn there’s an abundance of laughs to be had

Just in time for Hispanic Heritage Month, a wealth of new books rooted in the Latin American and Spanish experience arrives in stores

Ahead of the annual deluge of autumn television programming in America, we look at which networks have got it right and which need a session in detention

French whimsy, British royals and Liberian rebels vie for attention with adaptations of Misery and a Confederacy of Dunces, and a Lloyd Webber musical

You’d never know from the coverage, but there are a host of other good books not written by Jonathan Franzen being published in America this fall

Deep dives – including shows on Frank Stella, the Dutch masters, and Chicago’s first architecture biennale – give American art lovers lots to look forward to