Arts and Entertainment

#Metoo, 4 Years In: ‘I’d Like to Think Now, We Are Believed’

Pan African Film Festival Begins in Burkina Faso

Shredded Banksy Artwork Sells for $25.4 Million at Auction

Kenyans Kipruto Kipyogei Sweep in Boston Marathon Return

Hollywood Makeover Breathes New Life into Welsh Soccer Club

Paul McCartney: John Lennon Responsible for Beatles Breakup

Ethiopia’s Tura, Kenya’s Chepngetich Win at Chicago Marathon

Record Number of Players Defect From Cuba’s National Baseball Team

France’s Macron Vows Return of African Art, Admitting ‘Colonial Pillage’

Hong Kong’s Boy Band Mirror Reflects Expats’ Yearning for Home

Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Two Journalists Fighting for Freedom of Expression

Nobel Prize in Literature Awarded to Tanzanian Novelist Abdulrazak Gurnah

In America: Remembering Lives Lost to COVID

US Justice Department Renews Inquiry Into FBI’s Failures in Larry Nassar Probe

At 24, Palestinian Photographer Is Youngest Winner of Journalism Award

‘Captain Kirk’ Heading to Space

Shang-Chi Asian Marvel Film Delayed Indefinitely in China

Report: Women’s Soccer League Officials Ousted After Accusations Against Ex-Coach

Reviving the Arts Amid a Pandemic

Rags to Riches: Boxing Great Pacquiao Announces Retirement

Amid Boycotts and Pandemic, Athletes Train for Uncertain 2022 Winter Olympics

R&B Superstar R. Kelly Convicted in Sex-Trafficking Trial

‘Moulin Rouge! The Musical’ Sashays Home with 10 Tony Awards

New USA Golf Era Message Sent in Ryder Cup Romp

China Tells Effeminate Male Celebrities to Man Up

Interactive Broadway Exhibit Opens in NYC

US Returns Ancient Gilgamesh Dream Tablet to Iraq

Somalia National Theater Reopens for Screening After Three Decades

Washington’s Kennedy Center Marks 50th Anniversary

Melvin Van Peebles, Godfather of Black Cinema, Dies at 89

Done With Delays, Academy Movie Museum Rolls Out Red Carpet

6 Tribes Sue Wisconsin to Try to Stop November Wolf Hunt

Nigerian NGO Marks World Peace Day With Photos of Carnage in Northeast

Filmmakers Phil Grabsky and Shoaib Sharifi Chronicle 20 Years in Afghanistan

‘Ted Lasso,’ ‘The Crown,’ Win Top Emmy Awards on Streaming Heavy Night

‘Change the Game’: Supermodel Halima Aden Reinvents Modest Fashion

‘The Crown,’ ‘Ted Lasso,’ Streaming Seek Emmy Awards Glory

Jane Powell, Hollywood Golden-Age Musicals Star, Dies at 92

Three Iranian Dissidents to Be Honored by PEN America

UNICEF: Nearly 120 Million Students Remain at Home Due to COVID School Closures

Olympic Gymnast Maroney Says FBI Betrayed Her after She Reported Sexual Abuse

Norm Macdonald, Former ‘Saturday Night Live’ Comic, Dies

Billie Eilish, Amanda Gorman, Lil Nas X Dazzle at Met Gala

George Wein, Newport Jazz Festival Co-founder, Dies at 95

On with the Show: Amid Pandemic, Broadway Prepares to Reopen

Medvedev Ends Djokovic’s Bid for Year Slam at US Open

Disney to Debut Rest of 2021 Films in Cinemas First

US Soccer Chief Vows to Equalize World Cup Payments in Gender Pay Dispute

Raducanu, Fernandez Set Up Battle of Teens in U.S. Open Final

Yankees Star Jeter, 3 Others Inducted Into Baseball Hall of Fame

‘Varsity Blues’ Trial Promises Fresh Insights in Old Scandal

College, Pro Football Great Sam Cunningham Dies at 71

Britney Spears’ Father Files To End Court Conservatorship

In a First, Disabled Malawi Fashion Designers Show Off Their Creations

Pele Recovering After Removal of Tumor

Actor Jean-Paul Belmondo, Star of ‘Breathless,’ Dies at 88

Brazil-Argentina World Cup Qualifier Halted by COVID-19 Controversy

Willard Scott, Weatherman on NBC’s ‘Today’ Show, Dies at 87

New York’s 9/11 Museum CEO Seeks to Educate, Inspire Younger Generation

Popular Rwandan Rapper Dies in Custody