Arts and Entertainment

Rock ‘n’ Roll Pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis Dies at 87

Adidas Ends Partnership With Kanye West Over Antisemitic Remarks

Ukraine War Art Exhibit Opens in New York City

Leslie Jordan, Versatile Emmy-winning Actor, Dies at 67

More Women Playing the Hero in Hollywood Films

Climate Protesters Throw Mashed Potatoes at Monet Painting

Salman Rushdie Lost Sight in One Eye Following Attack, Agent Says

‘Where The Goodies Are Great’: Sweets Lovers in US Welcome Diwali

Joanna Simon, Acclaimed Singer, TV Correspondent, Dies at 85

Iran’s Rekabi Latest Female Athlete to be at Risk in Her Home Country

Globally Renowned Australian Exhibition Showcases Ukrainian Sculptures

US National Air and Space Museum Reopens With New Exhibits

Jury: Kevin Spacey Didn’t Molest Actor Anthony Rapp in 1986

Sri Lankan Author Shehan Karunatilaka Wins 2022 Booker Prize

Karim Benzema and Alexia Putellas Win Ballon D’or Awards

Kanye West to Buy Conservative Social Media Platform Parler

Agency Says BTS Members Will Serve in South Korea’s Military

Dikembe Mutombo Undergoing Treatment for Brain Tumor

UK Police Charge 2 Women After Soup Thrown at Van Gogh’s ‘Sunflowers’

Iran Bars Filmmaker From Travel to London Fest ‘Over Support for Protests’

Actor Robbie Coltrane, Harry Potter’s Hagrid, Dies at 72

Fans Warned to Be Ready for World Cup Queues

Actress Angela Lansbury, Star of Stage and Screen, Dies at 96

K-pop Group BTS Members Face Possible Military Conscription

Activists from Ukraine, Russia, Belarus Win Nobel Peace Prize

Kyiv-Sofia-Hollywood: The Unexpected Journey of Ukrainian Refugees

French Author Ernaux Wins Literature Nobel

Steinbeck’s Letter to Son on Love Goes on Sale

Oscar Winners Chop Off Their Hair for Protesters in Iran

Loretta Lynn, Coal Miner’s Daughter and US country Music Queen, Dies

Sacheen Littlefeather, Who Declined Oscar on Marlon Brando’s Behalf, Dies at 75

Kim Kardashian Settles SEC Crypto Charge, to Pay $1.26 Million

Austria Returns Indigenous Remains to New Zealand

Audience Wowed as World Famous Passion Play Comes to a Close

Dining in the Dark: Brussels Eateries Tackle Energy Crunch

Nobel Prize Season Arrives Amid War, Nuclear Fears, Hunger

Ukrainian Mural Artist Leaves US, Returns to Irpin Despite War

New York Film Festival Fetes 60 Years with Eye to the Future

Comedian Trevor Noah to Leave ‘The Daily Show’ After 7 Years

Spanish Court Formally Sends Shakira to Trial for Tax Fraud

Kenya’s ‘Marathon King’ Inspires Runners After Beating World Record

Rihanna to Headline the Next Super Bowl Halftime Show

Milan Fashion Week Hears Calls for More Designer Diversity

Roger Federer’s Last Match is Doubles Loss With Rafael Nadal

‘The Woman King’ Film With All-Black, Mostly Female Cast Draws Praise, Criticism

Australia Probes Industrial Threat to Ancient Indigenous Rock Art

Biden Meets with Families of Whelan, Griner at White House

R. Kelly Convicted on Many Counts, Acquitted of Trial Fixing

Photo Gallery: 74th Primetime Emmy Awards

‘Squid Game,’ ‘Succession,’ ‘Ted Lasso’ vie for Emmy Awards

Carlos Alcaraz Wins US Open for 1st Slam Title, Top Ranking

Iraq Ancient Ruins Open Up to Tourism After IS Atrocities

Spielberg Confronts His childhood as ‘Fabelmans’ Premieres in Toronto

Swiatek Defeats Jabeur to Clinch US Open Crown

‘Come From Away’ Readies for 9/11 Anniversary by Giving Back

Opioid Epidemic Documentary Wins Top Prize at Venice Festival

Ukrainian Musicians Play Mozart’s Personal Instruments in Tribute

Colorado Collage Artist Inspired by Community, Spirituality

Traditional Night Market Brings Together Cambodian Community in Central California

War Crimes Trial in Post-WWII Ukraine Unveiled at Venice Festival