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Arts February 17, 2021

William Shakespeare ditched by woke teachers over ‘misogyny, racism’

Bernie Sanders February 14, 2021

Bernie the Snowman? Connecticut artist sculpts mittened Sanders during cold snap

It seems fitting that the meme proving U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders knows how to keep warm in suboptimal temperatures has been immortalized in snow – at least until the weather warms up in Connecticut.

Supreme Court February 3, 2021

Supreme Court rules that Jewish art dealers can't sue Germany in US courts over Nazi plunder

The Supreme Court is making it harder for a multimillion-dollar lawsuit involving centuries-old religious artworks obtained by the Nazis from Jewish art dealers to continue in U.S. courts.

San Francisco February 2, 2021

San Francisco school official deems acronyms ‘racist’ in axing arts department moniker

The director of the district’s arts department told local ABC7 news that a decision has been made to change the name of their department, "VAPA," which is short for visual and performing arts.

Exclusive February 1, 2021

Kim Novak explains why she left Hollywood: 'I felt like I was losing myself'

Kim Novak, who was once hailed as the number one box office star, said goodbye to Hollywood at the height of her career in 1966.

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Flash January 26, 2021

AMC CEO predicts rebound after warding off bankruptcy at last minute: 'Bought ourselves a lot of time'

AMC Entertainment CEO Adam Aron believes that the movie theater industry is headed towards a strong rebound with the widespread distribution of the coronavirus vaccine and an expected increase in cinema attendance. 

Mount Everest January 21, 2021

Trash from Mount Everest to be turned into art to highlight garbage problem

A new gallery in Nepal is going to showcase artwork made from garbage that has been removed from Mount Everest.

Minnesota January 14, 2021

Minneapolis hikers surprised by frozen caveman sculpture

The art piece was added as a "prank" by a local artist who had kept it in storage.

Nashville December 27, 2020

Tattoo shop ruined in Nashville explosion after year of braving coronavirus pandemic: ‘It’s gone,’ owner says

Pride and Glory Tattoo owner Pete Gibson details the aftermath of Friday's bombing after a year of continued struggle in Nashville, Tenn.

Arts December 15, 2020

UK homeowner still selling property after Banksy mural appears: 'Hell of a shock'

A homeowner in England is still selling her property after a Banksy mural appeared on an exterior wall last week. The woman and her family briefly suspended the sale to determine the best course of action, as the surprise from the famous artist could send the home’s value soaring.

Europe November 12, 2020

Botched Spanish sculpture restoration draws laughs, criticism: ‘The potato head of Palencia’

The sculpture, which sits on the exterior of an ornate office building in the city.