The Whitney Museum of American Art is auctioning Willem de Kooning's 1958 painting 'Yellow River' at Christie's New York on November 17, 2026, just three years after receiving it as a gift. Proceeds from the sale, estimated between $12 million and $18 million, will fund new acquisitions to refine the museum's collection.
Late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Meyers targeted President Trump's rhetoric on migrant caravans and corruption.
Robert Pattinson is the leading contender to become the next James Bond, with Amazon MGM prioritizing his casting for the franchise's first film under its creative control.
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel satirized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's effusive praise of Donald Trump during an impeachment push, joking he was 'gunning for Melania's spot.'
Actor Eric Rasmussen withdrew his mother's 1943 drawing from a Venice Biennale installation to protest the event's hosting of Israeli, Russian, and U.S. pavilions, clashing with the exhibiting collective's political alignment.
With a $1 billion budget and a 13-year development cycle, Grand Theft Auto VI is Rockstar Games' most ambitious project, building on a franchise that has sold over 230 million copies of its last installment.
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The new biopic 'Jimmy' dramatizes James Stewart's World War II service as a bomber pilot and frames his iconic film 'It's a Wonderful Life' as a response to his wartime trauma.
Democrats won every statewide office in Texas for the first time since 1994, flipping the U.S. Senate, governor's mansion, and other key positions in a historic political realignment.
India's most expensive film, the ₹2,000 crore 'Ramayana: Rise of a Legend,' releases as a three-hour visual spectacle.
Tinto Brass, the Italian director who reshaped erotic cinema with controversial films like Caligula, has died at age 93, his family confirmed.
An exhibition at NYU Abu Dhabi shows over 30 Iraqi diaspora artists, tracing the enduring influence of the pioneering 1950s Baghdad Modern Art Group on contemporary art.
Juan Atkins, the oldest member of the foundational Belleville Three and a primary architect of techno music, has died.
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