Arts

Tessa Thompson, Katie Aselton, Amy Baer, and Raamla Mohamed Hunter join Women In Film's 2026 Board of Directors.

The Media Access Awards have relaunched as the Easterseals Disability Arts & Culture Awards, honoring disability representation in media.

Chrissy Metz, known for 'This Is Us,' will make her Broadway debut as Angélique in '& Juliet' from June 18 to September 13.

The AI-generated film 'Dreams of Violets,' depicting Iran's protest killings, will premiere at Tribeca Festival, costing only $2,000 to produce.

British Museum postpones Jewish culture month lecture due to fears of protest disruption, drawing criticism.

A list ranks the 20 best and most terrifying film corridor scenes, including a kickboxing assassin fight from a dark comedy.

HBO's "Hacks" redefined creative success over five seasons, exploring the multifaceted nature of achievement and ambition.

Victoria Beckham's Resort 2027 collection debuted with a focus on relaxed silhouettes and sophisticated tailoring, blending comfort and chic.

Janette Beckman's "Rebels + Icons" exhibit at MoPOP features over 700 images, showcasing street photography and music legends.

Derek Yee and Keane T.K. Wong's Hong Kong drama 'Afterpiece' will world premiere as the opening film of the 28th Shanghai International Film Festival.

Rozie Kelly's "Kingfisher," a Women's Prize finalist, explores a writer's intense infatuation with an older, famous poet.

Folk singer Joan Baez urged pop stars to engage in political activism on Julia Louis-Dreyfus' podcast, encouraging them to "take that little step."

Sam Campbell's new absurdist comedy on Channel 4 transforms ordinary people's bizarre movie dreams into strange, snake-filled reality.

Sofia Coppola produces Andrew Durham's directorial debut, Fairyland, a film memoir about a girl raised by her gay father in 1970s San Francisco.

ABC News secured eight News Emmy wins, including outstanding live news program for 'World News Tonight,' while Nat Geo earned seven.

Sueños Festival celebrated its fifth year in Chicago, drawing over 50,000 fans with top Latin artists like J Balvin and Fuerza Regida.

Jersey City offers a perfect day with a giant pork roll sandwich, the country's largest planetarium, and top-rated NYC-area pizza.

Circle Jerks frontman Keith Morris aggressively confronted a MAGA supporter at a concert, questioning their understanding of the band's lyrics.

Pasadena Playhouse's revival of the classic musical 'Brigadoon' offers an enrapturing performance, nearly capturing the magic of a once-a-century phenomenon.

Outlander stars Caitríona Balfe and Sam Heughan reflect on the series finale, calling their characters' journey "our legacy."

xTool's new modular crafting machine offers affordable printing, slicing, and engraving for various materials, ideal for Etsy sellers.

Jazz titan Sonny Rollins, a true embodiment of the genre, passed away this week, leaving an indelible mark on music history.

New film 'Test' trailer reveals bodybuilder Eddie's struggle with same-sex attraction, substance abuse, and religious upbringing.

Dan Auerbach reveals grief over his father's cancer battle fueled the Black Keys' new album, "Peaches!", influencing his creative process.

Woodstock, NY, once a hippie haven, is now a luxury destination, forever linked to the iconic 1969 music festival.

Tara Clerkin Trio's breezy music reflects financial strife, highlighting the UK's hostile environment for working-class artists.

Cornelius released his new album, "Refractions," featuring a collaboration with Sean Ono Lennon and upcoming tour dates.

The Durutti Column announced their first album in 16 years, "Renascent," featuring the track "Liars."

Assouline's "Vintage Cars," a $120 book arriving June 2026, elevates classic automobiles to the status of fine art with stunning photography.

Belfast Photo Festival showcases images exploring unknown futures, featuring Cape Town schoolkids and long-distance relationship advice.