Arts and Entertainment

National Treasure Wins Preakness Stakes

Venice Architectural Biennale Gives Overdue Voice to Long-Silenced Africa

Salman Rushdie Honored at PEN America Gala, First In-person Appearance Since Stabbing

Rafael Nadal to Miss French Open with Hip Injury, Expects to Retire after 2024

Spokesperson: Prince Harry, Wife Meghan in ‘Near Catastrophic Car Chase’ with Paparazzi

Russia Halts Release of Iranian Film About Serial Killer, Distributor Says

Salman Rushdie Warns Free Expression Under Threat in Rare Public Address After Attack

Striking Hollywood Writers Vow not to Picket Tony Awards, Opening the Door to Some Kind of Show

‘Guardians Vol. 3’ and ‘Super Mario Bros.’ Top Box Office Again

Hobbit Houses Spring Up in Bosnia Hills

Last Known Speaker Fights To Preserve South African Indigenous Language

Swedish Singer Loreen Wins Eurovision Song Contest With ‘Tattoo’

It’s Eurovision Time! Here’s How the Contest Works and Who to Watch For

How A Theater Production Helped Ukrainian Refugees Amid War

Vienna Sets Trend in Gender-Friendly City Planning

US Returns Two Stolen 7th-Century Antiquities to China

Dame Edna Creator Barry Humphries Dies in Sydney at 89

Calling Beer Champagne Leaves French Producers Frothing

South African Artist’s Play Puts African Role in WWI Center Stage

Minneapolis Mayor Signs Law Allowing Islamic Call Five Times a Day

K-Pop Star Moon Bin Found Dead at Home

Panama’s Geisha Coffee Fetches $100 a Cup

Native American Artist’s Work Stolen, Copied Around the World

Pandemic Hurt Volunteerism in Most Parts of US

Senegal Musician Maal Named UN Ambassador on Desertification

‘The Phantom of the Opera’ Closes on Broadway After 35 Years

Boston Marathon Poses New Challenge for Kipchoge: Slow Down

American Jazz Piano Great Ahmad Jamal Dead at 92

Pickleball Is Booming in the US, and Not Everyone Is Happy

Guitarist Mark Sheehan of Irish Band The Script Dies At 46

Russian and Belarusian Exiles Prepare for Another Year in Lithuania

Al Jaffee, Longtime Mad Magazine Cartoonist, Dead at 102

Muslim Businessmen Volunteer to Feed DC Homeless

In India, Revision of History in School Texts Stirs Controversy

Show Stopper: Singalong Fans Ejected, ‘Bodyguard’ Halted

Jon Rahm Rallies to Win the Masters

Dissident Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei Launches London Show

Cambodian Community in California Prepares for Solar New Year

 Homes Made Festive for Ramadan, to Children’s Delight 

As Russia’s Invasion Grinds On, Young Ukrainian Dancers Resume Training

As Russia’s Invasion Grinds On, Young Ukrainian Dancers Resume Training

Seymour Stein, Record Exec who Signed up Madonna, Dead at 80

‘Dungeons & Dragons’ Opens With $38.5M, Takes Down John Wick

Show Goes On for Ukrainian Circus Performers in UK

French Wire Walker Philippe Petit Shows Off Skills at Washington Museum

FIFA Removes Indonesia as Host of U-20 World Cup 2023

Protests Staged in Brazil Against ‘Zip Lines’ on Rio’s Sugarloaf Mountain  

Artist Paints Contemporary Native American Life

Spain, Morocco Hope Joint Bid for World Cup Will Patch Up Differences

Army Pulls Recruiting Ads after Jonathan Majors’ Arrest

‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ Film Comes Out Blazing With $73.5M

Hundreds Gather in Madrid to Sing for Peace in War-Torn Ukraine

Former F1 Champ Fined Nearly $1 Million for Racist, Homophobic Remarks

Indigenous Artists Help Skateboarding Earn Stamp of Approval

Artwork That Secretly Honored Hong Kong Dissidents Removed

Basketball Artists School Helps Youth Development in Namibia

Africa’s Premier Basketball League Aims to Empower Women

Biden Honors Springsteen, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Mindy Kaling

‘Winnie the Pooh’ Slasher Film Pulled from Hong Kong Cinemas

Ukrainian Artists Use Their Craft to Counter Russian Messaging in Africa