Art and Culture

The Ontario government recently announced massive cuts to Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) funding, decreasing the maximum funding from 85 per cent to 25 per cent. Student response to this has been largely negative.…
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Some “wonder if the German government’s views on permissible speech, shaped by its sense of responsibility for the Holocaust and desire to stop antisemitism, make it impossible to run top-tier cultural events in the…
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For Live Nation, the stakes are high — a possible breakup of the company, or at least a disruption of the lucrative business model that over the last 16 years has made it a colossus of the music industry. – The New York Times…
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Over the past year, more than two dozen countries around the world have proposed bans on social media use for vast swathes of their public. These laws, often proposed under the guise of “child safety”, are ushering in an era of mass…
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The organiser of the César awards has sought to debunk reports that a lookalike stood in for Jim Carrey at last week’s ceremony.In a statement sent to Variety on Monday, Gregory Caulier, general delegate of the Césars, said the…
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It’s odd. Despite having been seen hundreds, thousands of times together in photographs, at events and on red carpets, Dakota and Elle Fanning have never shared time on-screen. They’re actresses. They’re sisters. They’re stars who have…
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Luckily for Cavett, “the documentary was never made because WNET completed a background check on Mr. Epstein and decided it did not want him involved.” – The New York Times Source link
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South Florida Public Media Group is one step closer to growing its radio holdings. The Federal…
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By KEVIN NANCEContributing WriterTo anyone paying no more than casual attention, Ralph Eugene Meatyard looked as normal as they come. Working five and a half days a week at Eyeglasses of Kentucky, his optical shop in Lexington, he earned…
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PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — Cambodian officials on Friday received more than six dozen historic artifacts described as part of the country’s cultural heritage that had been looted during decades of war and instability.At a ceremony…
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