Arts and Entertainment

Film Opens Debate on Spy Who Leaked US Nuke Plans to Russia

Barack Obama Wins Emmy for Narrating National Parks Series

Swim Cap for Black Swimmers’ Hair Gets Race Approval After Olympic Ban

Jane Fonda Says She Has Cancer, is Dealing Well With Chemo

Serena Williams’ Impact to be Felt Long After Retirement

Modern Film Adaptations Revive Classic Jane Austen Novels 

Bad Bunny, Taylor Swift Lead MTV Video Music Awards

Turkish Pop Star Jailed Over Joke About Religious Schools

‘Star Trek’ Actress Nichelle Nichols’ Ashes Headed for Solar Orbit

Big Name Entertainment Buyers Attend Africa’s Biggest Film, TV Market Since Lockdown

Christie’s to Auction Microsoft Co-Founder’s $1B Art Collection

Exhibition Explores Vibrant History of Black Filmmaking

Chinese Censors Change Ending of Latest ‘Minions’ Movie

Friends, Fellow Writers Rally, Read for Rushdie

London Exhibit Marks New Era for African Fashion

Serena Williams Falls in Generational Clash Against Raducanu in Cincinnati

Wolfgang Petersen, Blockbuster Filmmaker of ‘Das Boot,’ Dies

Looters Helped Return Stolen Antiquities to Cambodia, Researchers Say

Medical Investigator Rules Baldwin Set Shooting an Accident

Film Academy Apologizes to Littlefeather for 1973 Oscars

Scotland’s Police Investigate Threat Made to JK Rowling After Rushdie Tweet

Tehran Unveils Western Art Masterpieces Hidden for Decades

Salman Rushdie Remains Hospitalized; Suspect Pleads Not Guilty

Praise, Worry in Iran After Rushdie Attack; Government Quiet

Reviving Mexico’s Groundbreaking Muralism a Century Later

Film About Disabled Man Provokes Criticism of Chinese Government

Famed Japanese Fashion Designer Issey Miyake Dies at 84

Nigerians Praise London Museum’s Decision to Return Precious Artifacts

Serena Williams Says She Is ‘Evolving Away From Tennis’

‘Grease’ Star Olivia Newton-John Dies Aged 73

UK Museum Agrees to Return Looted Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

Nigerian Artist Ekele Joins Denver Portraiture Exhibit

Spanish Government’s Body Positivity Campaign Goes Awry

Pat Carroll, Emmy Winner and Voice of Ursula, Dies at 95

Nichelle Nichols, Lieutenant Uhura on ‘Star Trek,’ Dies at 89

Women’s Soccer Energizes England in a League of Their Own

Giant Video Screen Falls on Boy Band Mirror Dancers at Hong Kong Concert

‘Goodfellas,’ ‘Law & Order’ Actor Paul Sorvino Dies at 83

Britain to Host 2023 Eurovision Song Contest on Ukraine’s Behalf

Diana Kennedy, Food Writer Devoted to Mexico, Dies at 99

Tomorrow’s ‘Top Gun’ Might Have Drone Wingman, Use AI

Change in Title With Men Working at Disney Dress-Up Shops

Artist Claes Oldenburg, Maker of Huge Urban Sculptures, Dies

Jennifer Lopez, Ben Affleck Wed in Las Vegas Drive-Through

‘Raging Fire’ Wins Best Film at Hong Kong Film Awards

US Soprano, Offended by Blackface, Pulls Out of Italy Opera

Bogota Artists Rediscover Value of Almost Worthless Venezuelan Bolivars

Ukraine’s Cultural Heritage Under Attack, Official Says

‘Succession’ Tops Emmy Nominations, ‘Squid Game’ Also Scores

Iran Arrests Third Outspoken Filmmaker in Escalating Crackdown

Mozambican Artist Who Paints With Feet Sees COVID as Crippling

In Spain, Culture Battle Rages over Store Signs

Colorado’s First Sober Bar Offers Alternatives to Alcohol

Iran’s Outdoor Painters Seek to Capture, Preserve Old Tehran

‘Sopranos’ Actor Tony Sirico, ‘Paulie Walnuts,’ Dies at 79

Elena Rybakina Stuns Herself, Ons Jabeur to Win Wimbledon

Film on Hindu Goddess Sparks Anger in India

‘Godfather’ Actor James Caan Dies at 82

Brittney Griner Pleads Guilty in Russian Drug Trial

Canada Signs $15B Deal Over Indigenous Child Welfare Flaws