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Louis Vuitton unveils 13 limited-edition Artycapucines handbags featuring Keith Haring's iconic artwork, debuting at Art Basel Paris before a global
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Louis Vuitton unveils 13 limited-edition Artycapucines handbags featuring Keith Haring's iconic artwork, debuting at Art Basel Paris before a global

Unionized staff at the Whitney Museum of American Art will strike on October 5 if no contract is reached, a move timed just before a major Roy Lichtenstein

A woman who accused Jay-Z and Sean 'Diddy' Combs of raping her when she was 13 has formally withdrawn her civil lawsuit, declaring under oath that her

The Guardian is collecting reader questions for actor Miranda Richardson.

Artist Taryn Simon's exhibition 'Father Country I Do Love You' at the Guggenheim Museum uses a retired FBI agent's stories to connect historical events

The National Women's Soccer League received eight complaints of sexual misconduct, harassment, or retaliation in the first half of 2026, according to

Film festival leaders and artists globally support Oscar-winning Israeli directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor after Israel's culture minister threatened

Filmmaker John Wilson discusses his new documentary 'The History of Concrete' and his unique artistic process of finding humor and profundity in everyday

President Donald Trump has demanded the Smithsonian replace a 1967 modernist sculpture with a 30-foot statue of George Washington, criticizing the

Author Emily St. John Mandel discusses her new novel 'Exit Party,' which explores parallel worlds in a fractured America.

American Ben Shelton, 23, defeated defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in a five-set quarterfinal that ended at 3:33 a.m., advancing to his second U.S.

An exhibition at Morven Museum & Garden shows 14 generations of Black women printmakers from New Jersey, focusing on their advocacy and authentic

Alex Gibney's documentary on Elon Musk details the tech mogul's reliance on government support, his fears of civilizational collapse driving his
Gloria Steinem, the pioneering feminist journalist and activist, has died at her New York City home aged 92. Her Instagram account announced she passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones.

Irish boxing legend Katie Taylor, 40, fights France's Flora Pili for the undisputed super-lightweight title in her retirement bout at Dublin's Croke Park

A fall reading list highlights 15 upcoming art books, including Guadalupe Rosales's East LA memoir, Christine Sun Kim's archive of deaf imagery, and Fady

Sharon Horgan discusses her new HBO series Youth, inspired by her own post-divorce experience and the pressures of the 'sandwich generation', blending

Assemblage artist Mildred Howard receives a $25,000 unrestricted prize for her work conveying Black American stories.

Werner Herzog's new film 'Bucking Fastard,' starring Rooney and Kate Mara as twins, is a disappointing fictional take on a real-life story, according to a

A new 3D extended reality documentary about David Bowie, featuring hundreds of unseen images, premieres at the Venice Immersive festival.

George Clooney defended Mark Ruffalo's criticism of the Paramount-Warner Bros merger, sharing concerns about Hollywood consolidation and job losses.

The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that a historic preservation group lacked standing to sue, allowing construction of a $400 million ballroom complex to proceed.

The Baltimore Museum of Art has acquired 118 new artworks over the past six months through purchases and gifts, including a major donation from former

A new museum dedicated to whales, called The Whale, will open in Andenes, Norway, on June 4, 2027. It will feature life-size sculptures, immersive exhibits on whale biology and culture, and serve as a hub for whale-watching tours.

A new book by Phillip Lopate argues that Washington Irving, the 19th-century author of 'Sleepy Hollow,' is the prototype of the New York writer and a

A columnist says Dolly Parton's humor, generosity, and apolitical kindness united Americans, offering lessons in unity.