Cyndi Lauper is selling over 200 items of her iconic clothing and memorabilia at Bonhams New York. The 'Suitcase of Memories' auction, timed to the 40th anniversary of her 'True Colors' album, is framed by Lauper as a stand for creative individuality.
The Villa Domínguez Jewish Museum in rural Argentina remains open despite water damage to its collection and the resignation of its long-time director, Osvaldo Quiroga, in January 2025. Its future hinges on a strained partnership between the local municipality and the Jewish community.
Linda Cardellini won a supporting actress Emmy for HBO's 'DTF St. Louis' while filming her role as Pamela Voorhees in the Peacock prequel series 'Crystal Lake'.
The Sorolla Museum in Madrid has partially reopened after a two-year closure, unveiling a nearly 20,000-square-foot expansion with new galleries while its historic residence undergoes restoration.
The inaugural Rubaiya Qatar, a major new international visual arts quadrennial, opens in Doha in November 2026 with three exhibitions and public art focused on water ecology and maritime heritage.
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel critiqued Donald Trump's AI-generated video of wrestling a tiger and his claims of acing a self-administered cognitive test, framing both as bizarre distractions three weeks before the midterm elections.
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The Avengers: Endgame Encore Edition re-release has pushed the film's global box office total to $2.925 billion, overtaking Avatar's $2.923 billion to become the highest-grossing film in history.
Los Angeles's October 2026 cultural calendar is defined by the citywide Democracy Sessions festival and a dense roster of gallery exhibitions closing in late October, featuring works from Palestinian-American artist Jordan Nassar and a retrospective of feminist conceptualist Susan Silton.
A $5 million gift from philanthropist Sukumar Nagendran has funded a major expansion of the Phoenix Art Museum's Asian art wing, creating a new gallery dedicated to Sri Lankan and South Asian art. The space opens November 13 with an inaugural exhibition by contemporary artist Pala Pothupitiye.
The Zaha Hadid Foundation has reopened the architect's former London headquarters as a public cultural space, launching with an exhibition on her stage and set designs to mark the tenth anniversary of her death.
The Met's first major dual exhibition re-examines the artistic partnership and individual legacies of Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner.
Philanthropist and author MacKenzie Scott serialized her third novel, 'Last Days in Two Nations,' on Substack in August.
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