Art and Culture

Last June, Naomi Welikala noticed a line curving around the block of her local American Legion, an unassuming building that rarely invited commotion. Curious, she asked the person at the back of the queue what they were waiting…
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6-minute read In recent discourse among funders, artificial intelligence (AI) in arts grantmaking has moved from theoretical possibility to practical consideration. Questions about AI’s role in…
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“Together with her late husband, real estate developer Jack Benaroya, Becky Benaroya championed dozens of arts, humanitarian and civic organizations including the Seattle Symphony,” whose home, Benaroya Hall, opened in 1998. – The…
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From L to R: California AG Rob Bonta, WBD CEO David Zaslav, Paramount CEO David Ellison, AG Pam Bondi and U.K. Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Lisa Nandy (Photo courtesy TheWrap/Chris Smith/Getty Images) After…
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The London Philharmonic Orchestra announced on Tuesday that Paavo Järvi will succeed Edward Gardner as chief conductor from the 2028-29 season, when Gardner’s current contract comes to an end.Järvi, 63, was born in Estonia into a musical…
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In the spring of 1972, a film crew trailed Elvis Presley everywhere he went to capture a pivotal moment in his career – his first tour in nearly a decade. Ironically, one of the most crucial things that happened during that project…
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Paramount CEO David Ellison arrives with Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., before President Donald Trump delivers the…
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“The performing arts, with their warm embrace of subjectivity, might not seem the most likely corrective amid this crisis. But they have much to teach us about the notion of truth.” – The New York Times Source link
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”At the edge of a Home Depot parking lot where federal immigration agents have violently detained vendors and others,” a utility pole “carries a band of color with a fluorescent sheath … made up of 10,000 pony beads spelling a…
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Quite a lot happens in Starfleet Academy’s excellent 8th episode “The Life of the Stars,” but the adventure is arguably highlighted by two occurrences: unexpected rehearsals for a performance of the 1938 Thornton Wilder play…
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