Art and Culture

In Los Angeles, scripted television had been the backbone of many soundstages, where a boom in series greenlights during the Streaming Wars era led to increased production. Then a spending pullback beginning in 2023 halted momentum and…
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A major fire has ripped through Belvoir St Theatre’s set building workshop in the inner west suburb of Marrickville. The building at 126-134 Victoria Road caught light on Monday afternoon and at one point, as many as 80 firefighters were…
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Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. PEN America Has Announced Its 2026 Emerging Voices and Mentors Looking at the fellows and mentors…
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A complex, sprawling legal case surrounding the late Anishinaabe artist Norval Morrisseau took a new turn this week after an art expert testified that the painter’s children were active participants in a scheme that saw many…
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We often imagine Paris as a city of cafes, couture and impressionism. But some of its most dynamic cultural currents stem from the French-speaking Black diaspora.This week, I spoke to Achille Tenkiang, a Cameroonian-American culture…
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Rebecca Makkai pulls back the curtain on how judging for book awards actually works — idiosyncratic judges, no institutional input, winners that surprise even the heads of the prize organizations (Rebecca Makkai). The…
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Organization The Flynn is where the unexpected meets the familiar—where strangers become neighbors through shared wonder. We light up stages and communities alike with performances that inspire and moments that transform. Here, bold…
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“Worldwide” is the key word here: demand for news video on third-party platforms, while certainly growing, is lowest in Europe and North America, with such usage much higher in Asia and Latin America. – Nieman Lab Source link
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KARANGASEM, Indonesia (AP) — Ketut Alit Widiantari, along with more than 30 of her female friends, walked barefoot to the temple courtyard in her village, carefully balancing her movements while…
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