Arts and Entertainment

‘Princess of the Wall of Death’: Indonesian Daredevil Defies Gravity and Stereotypes

Insecurity Puts Mali’s Historic Djenné Mosque at Risk

Racism In The Ranks: Dutch Police Film Spurs Conversation

Louvre Ex-Director Charged in Art Trafficking Case

Indian Novel ‘Tomb of Sand’ Wins International Booker Prize

Ray Liotta, ‘Goodfellas’ and ‘Field of Dreams’ Star, Dies

Actor Kevin Spacey Charged in UK with 4 Counts of Sexual Assault

Biden to Host K-pop Stars BTS, Discuss Anti-Asian Hate Crimes

Controversial Russian Opera Star Takes Stage in Paris

Gallaudet University Celebrates its Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Graduates

Artists Flock to Dakar for Biennale

Cannes Favorite Returns to Show Horror of ‘Human Animals’

Creator of ‘Star Wars’ X-Wing and Death Star Dies at 90

Longtime ‘New Yorker’ Writer, Editor Roger Angell Dies

Early Voting Holds off Epicenter to Win Preakness Stakes

Rosmarie Trapp, Whose Family Inspired ‘Sound of Music,’ Dies

1955 Mercedes Sells For Record $143 Million: Sotheby’s

‘Chariots of Fire’ Composer Vangelis Dies at 79

Female Referees to Officiate Men’s World Cup for 1st Time

When Not Tending to War Wounded, Ukraine Rock Star Jams With Bono, Sheeran

Selfie Museum Visitors Create Art on Social Media

Iranian Film Workers Arrested, Homes Raided

Russia Artist is 76-Year-Old Voice of Protest on Ukraine

Renovated NYC Museum Hall Showcases Indigenous Perspectives

Former Test Cricketer Andrew Symonds Dies in Auto Accident

Ukraine’s Kalush Orchestra Wins Eurovision Song Contest

Actor Fred Ward, of ‘Tremors,’ ‘The Right Stuff’ Fame, Dies

Amid War, Ukraine Is Trying to Save Its Cultural Artifacts From Destruction

US to Host Men’s and Women’s Rugby World Cups for First Time

New ‘Doctor Who’ Star is ‘Sex Education’ Actor Ncuti Gatwa

U2’s Bono Gives ‘Freedom’ Concert in Kyiv Metro

Centuries-Old Bavarian Passion Play Returns After Pandemic Break

Taekwondo Champion Who Fled Afghanistan, Then Ukraine Hopes to Represent Afghanistan

Naomi Judd, of Grammy-winning Duo The Judds, Dies at 76

Muslim Students at Princeton University Break Ramadan Fast Together

Australian Musical Charts Family’s Escape from Nazis in Europe

Turkey’s Soaring Inflation Mars Ramadan Celebrations

Hong Kong Actor Kenneth Tsang Dies in Quarantine Hotel

Flutists Worldwide Unite in Music to Show Support for Ukraine

New Kenyan Play Targets Gender-Based Violence

Jon Stewart to Receive Mark Twain Prize for American Humor

Despite Pandemic Easing, Ramadan Drive-Through Iftars Still Commonplace in US

Asian Games to Go Ahead in Hangzhou: Malaysian Official

Female Artists Dominate the Venice Biennale For 1st Time

Iraq Exhibits Restored Art Pillaged After 2003 Invasion

Argentine Architect Honors Classic Design at Coachella

From War to Circus: Ukrainian Dancers Find Comfort on US Stage

Cabrera Remains One Hit Away From Baseball’s 3,000 Club

Cooking Show Re-Creates Age-Old Recipes

Cristiano Ronaldo Says One of His Newborn Twins Has Died

Late US Justice Ginsburg’s Art and Collectibles Up for Auction

Holy Days Converging in April Spark Interfaith Celebrations in US

Gilbert Gottfried, Actor and Comic’s Comic, Dies at 67

‘Cabaret,’ ‘Life of Pi’ Win Prizes at UK’s Olivier Awards

‘Sonic 2’ Steals Weekend Box Office, but ‘Ambulance’ Stalls

Smith Gets 10-Year Oscars Ban Over Slap

Ed Sheeran Wins Copyright Case Over 2017 Hit ‘Shape of You’

At Masters, Some Come to See Golfers, Others to See Gnomes

Tiger Woods Says He’s Planning to Play the Masters

Wimbledon Organizers Holding Talks with UK Govt on Russian, Belarusian Players