Arts and Entertainment

Macedonian-Born Soccer Coach’s Winning Legacy in Maryland

Seattle Hotel Preserves Memory of Dark Time for Japanese Americans

Colombian Artist Botero Gets Last Goodbye in His Birthplace

‘PAW Patrol’ Sequel Is Top Dog at Box Office

Celebrated Syrian Author Khaled Khalifa Dead at 59

Inspired by Llamas and Mother Earth, Chilean Craftswomen Weave Sacred Textiles

Pope Francis Creates 21 New Cardinals to Help Reform Church

India Ready to Welcome Back Cricket World Cup After 12 Years

Last Living Suspect in 1996 Killing of Tupac Shakur Charged with Murder

Afghan Women Defy Taliban, Will Participate in Asian Games

Michael Gambon, Actor Who Played Prof. Dumbledore in 6 ‘Harry Potter’ Movies, Dies at Age 82

Late-Night TV Shows in US Announce Their Return After Hollywood Writers Strike Ends

Hollywood Writers Guild Ends Strike Ahead of Final Contract Vote

Spain Charges Pop Singer Shakira With Tax Evasion for Second Time

David McCallum, Star of ‘The Man From U.N.C.L.E.’ and ‘NCIS,’ Dies at 90

Play by Ukrainian Director About War Back Home Debuts in Washington, DC

North America Box Office Hits Low Point

China Wins First Gold Medals of Asian Games

Sudanese Filmmakers Who Fled War Screen Work in Nairobi

Asian Games Open Saturday in China

Rupert Murdoch, Creator of Fox News, Stepping Down as Head of News Corp. and Fox Corp.

Virginia Visitors Splatter Stress Away in Paint Room

London’s Historic Blue Plaques Seek More Diversity as 1,000th Marker Is Unveiled

Iranian Soccer Fans Flock to Ronaldo’s Hotel After Saudi Team Arrives in Tehran

NY Fashion Show Aims to Educate, Dispell Stigma of Sexual Assault

‘American Fiction’ Wins People’s Choice Award at Toronto Film Festival

UN Committee Votes to List Ruins of Ancient Jericho as World Heritage Site

‘Nun 2’ Narrowly Edges ‘A Haunting in Venice’ Over Quiet Weekend in Movie Theaters

UN Committee Votes to List Ruins of Ancient Jericho as World Heritage Site in Palestine

Beer Flows, Crowds Descend on Munich for Oktoberfest

Rolling Stone Co-Founder Removed from Rock Hall Leadership After Controversial Comments

UNESCO Puts 2 Ukraine Locations on its List of Historic Sites in Danger

After 4 Years. Pro Tennis Resumes in China as WTA Ends Boycott

Hong Kong Tries to Woo Back Mainland Chinese Tourists

Is Giant Panda Program in US a Victim of US-China Tensions?

Met Opera, Lincoln Center Theater Commission Work About Detained Ukrainian Children

NYC’s Famous Courtroom Sketch Artist Talks About Her Unique Job

Zambian Film Focuses on Hardships Faced by Boy With Albinism

‘The Nun II’ Conjures $32.6 Million to Top Box Office

Israeli Delegation Attends UN Heritage Conference in Saudi Arabia

Yorgos Lanthimos’s ‘Poor Things’ Wins Top Prize at Venice

For US Government, Art in Federal Buildings Is a Must

In US, Funding for Original Art Part of Most New Federal Buildings’ Budgets

Ailing US Explorer Trapped 1,000 Meters Deep in Turkish Cave Awaits Difficult Rescue

Sudanese Artists Work to Heal From Trauma of War

In Photos: Nevada Burning Man Festival Exodus

Deserted NY Subway Glitters with Chandeliers, Skylights, Vaulted Ceilings

Spain’s Men’s National Team Denounces Rubiales Over World Cup Kiss

Get It Back: New Hunt for Missing Beatles Bass Guitar

Chinese Artists Bring Art Installations to Burning Man

‘Equalizer 3’ Cleans Up, ‘Barbie’ and ‘Oppenheimer’ Score New Records

Israeli-Iranian Movie, Filmed Undercover to Avoid Suspicion, Premiers in Venice

Corgis Parade at Buckingham Palace, Marking Year After Queen Elizabeth’s Death

Americans Have Long Wanted The Perfect Endless Summer; Jimmy Buffett Offered Them One

Flooding Closes Burning Man Entrance; Festivalgoers to Shelter in Place

‘Margaritaville’ Singer Jimmy Buffett Dies At 76

Artist Pays Tribute to Iranian Women Killed Fighting Injustice

Africa’s Animation Industry on Rise as Zambian Series Debuts on Netflix

Tribes of US Pacific Northwest Greet Crew of Traditional Polynesian Canoe

Spanish Soccer Federation Urges Rubiales to Resign Over Player Kiss