Art and Culture

The seal of the Federal Communications Commission hangs between two American flags; the FCC is urging broadcasters…
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In Ireland, despite how often the government uses Irish arts to market the country to tourists, “more than 56 per cent of artists and arts workers experience enforced deprivation (that’s three times the rate in the general…
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Tragedy is the beating heart of Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights; it’s a gothic novel that takes place in a society built on hierarchy and oppression, and exposes the fragility of love and how easily it is distorted into dangerous…
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Ten days ago, the social chat app Discord announced that it would launch “teen-by-default” settings for its global audience. As part of this update, all new and existing users worldwide will have a teen-appropriate…
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The Berlinale's international jury at a press conference on the festival's opening day on Feb. 12. The jury…
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“The directive to hew to Trump’s preferences unnerved some grant writers, reviewers and former recipients accustomed to nonpartisanship from the agency, stirring debate over what it would mean to accept their funding.” –…
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“Some called for boycotts. Some found it insulting that if pre-show screen time were being given to short films, AMC would feature AI-generated content rather than human-made movies. Almost all seemed to agree that the move was, as one…
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If you’re in Hollywood, well, “the BAFTAs are the British movie industry’s major award show and also widely seen as a bellwether for the Oscars because of the overlap in their voting academies.” – The New York Times Source link…
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The following article contains spoilers for Episode 7, "1:00 P.M.," of "The Pitt" Season 2.The education begins almost immediately. A young woman who has just experienced a sexual assault is in triage, and "The Pitt's" Dr. Robby (Noah…
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Every November, leading figures of French literature gather in the upstairs room of an old-fashioned Paris restaurant and decide on the best novel of the year. The ceremony is staid, traditional, down to the restaurant’s menu, full of…
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