Amsterdam’s famous Rijksmuseum unveiled a set of long-lost pictures Friday taken around the 1950s by Dutch master lensman Ed van der Elsken, considered one of the most influential photographers of
The Boss got the band back together for his 20th studio album out Friday, a work that sees the ever-reflective Bruce Springsteen converse with his past selves while meditating on
For the Franciscans lately, it has been a case of good news-bad news. The good news is that their ancient Church of San Pedro Bautista in Del Monte, Quezon City,
by Michelle FITZPATRICK The Frankfurt book fair, the world’s largest, is going ahead this week even after a spike in coronavirus infections turned the German city into a high-risk area.
A viral TikTok video featuring a laid-back skateboarder lip-synching to Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” has propelled the 1977 hit back into the Billboard Hot 100 after an absence of more than
Japanese cinema needs an overhaul. At least that’s what acclaimed director Koji Fukada thinks, calling for less reliance on manga adaptations, more money for arthouse and better treatment of workers.
News that Israeli actress Gal Gadot will play Cleopatra has prompted Hollywood’s latest “whitewashing” row — and renewed a historical debate over the ancient Queen of Egypt’s ancestry. Gadot, best
Tehran, March 2018: the lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh reflects on a career that has seen her take on the most sensitive of causes in Iran, including saving juveniles from the death
Photos by Dexter Matilla With physical distancing becoming the norm, auction house Leon Gallery adapts to the new normal by holding a two-day online auction via its Leonexchange platform on
Turner prize-winner Damien Hirst looks back on his time as one of the most notorious “Young British Artists” in a new solo retrospective show opening in London on Wednesday. “End
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