
Dennis Haskins, Saved by the Bell's Principal Belding, Dies
Dennis Haskins, the actor who portrayed the beloved principal Richard Belding on the teen sitcom Saved by the Bell, has died at age 75.
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Dennis Haskins, the actor who portrayed the beloved principal Richard Belding on the teen sitcom Saved by the Bell, has died at age 75.

Taylor Swift has released an expanded edition of her album 'The Life of a Showgirl,' subtitled 'The Encore,' featuring four new tracks.

The award-winning documentary NAZA, exposing Israeli military systems behind civilian killings in Gaza, is set for global theatrical release and free

Jon and Kim Shirley spent a decade and $10 million to restore Alexander Calder's 'Mountains and Clouds,' the largest modern public artwork in Washington

An exhibition opening in July 2026 highlights the underrecognized role of Jewish women as artists, designers, and patrons in the influential Viennese

MCH Group, parent of Art Basel, reported a 12% revenue increase to CHF 248.8 million for the first half of 2026, marking its fourth consecutive positive

Artist Cosmo Whyte returns to the University of Michigan for a major survey exhibition examining Black identity, migration, and the construction of history

Charli xcx's arena tour for her eighth album 'Music, Fashion, Film' is reviewed as a maximalist, speaker-stacked spectacle that validates her rock pivot

Ed Sheeran responded on Instagram to backlash after rapper Macklemore was removed from his tour for making 'Free Palestine' comments, stating the decision

The film 'Babies,' premiering at Toronto and releasing in 2027, uses comedy to explore societal pressure on couples regarding parenthood, starring Anna

The Brooklyn Public Library has launched its first craft supply lending program, offering 31 items like crochet hooks and laminators for free rental to

Two summer blockbusters starring Tom Holland and Zendaya have propelled the US box office to its biggest summer season ever, with global hits also boosting

A review of Paul Greengrass's historical film 'The Uprising', starring Andrew Garfield, finds it a disjointed slog that fails to connect its 1381 Peasants'

A dispute over a rookie pitcher's crooked hat, enforced by umpire Doug Eddings, led to an ejection and a rare show of player solidarity, with both teams

A two-part film biography of Charles de Gaulle has sold 5.3 million tickets in France, becoming an unexpected summer blockbuster and introducing the WWII

A free New York City exhibition, 'Snoopy in Style NYC', shows the cartoon beagle's fashion collaborations and explores his rise from comic strip character

Playwright and filmmaker Martin McDonagh, whose Oscar-tipped film Wild Horse Nine premiered at the Venice Film Festival, stated that the CIA's history of

Filmmaker Alexander Ullom's debut feature 'It Ends,' a horror film with an existential bent, follows friends trapped on an endless road.

A report suggests director Ridley Scott privately blamed Paul Mescal for 'Gladiator II' underperformance, citing the actor as not 'masculine enough,' a claim his team denies.

Metropolitan Museum of Art donors, including Pace Gallery founder Arne Glimcher, are criticizing a planned John Galliano exhibition over its scheduling on

Ridley Scott is working on a new Alien film starring Michael Fassbender's android David, separate from two other projects in development.

The Star of Hope Foundation is selling Robert Indiana's Maine home for $1.4 million, despite his will directing it become a public art space.