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Classic authors quiz! How well do you know the facts about these great authors and their works?

February 6, 2023

Classic authors quiz! How well do you know the facts about these great authors and their works?

Classic authors quiz! How much do you know about some of the greatest authors and their works of literature? Test your knowledge in this fun lifestyle quiz.

Brain teaser: Can you find 3 cats hidden in a sea of penguins?

February 5, 2023

Brain teaser: Can you find 3 cats hidden in a sea of penguins?

Test your vision and attention to detail with this cat and penguin seek-and-find brain teaser created by Gergely Dudás, a graphic artist from Budapest, Hungary.

Artists protest outside Greece's parliament during strike that closed theaters, halted TV shoots

February 2, 2023

Artists protest outside Greece's parliament during strike that closed theaters, halted TV shoots

Artists in Greece are protesting changes in a government labor qualification system which negatively effected them. Thousands gathered outside of Greece's parliament on Thursday.

Pa. paid thousands in ARP funds to orgs promoting ‘queer story hour’ for kids, ‘genderqueer’ art party

January 31, 2023

Pa. paid thousands in ARP funds to orgs promoting ‘queer story hour’ for kids, ‘genderqueer’ art party

The Pennsylvania Humanities Council awarded thousands of dollars from the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act to organizations that host LGBTQ programs for children.

France buys new masterpiece 'Boating Party' for Orsay museum at $47 million

January 30, 2023

France buys new masterpiece 'Boating Party' for Orsay museum at $47 million

France has acquired a 19th-century Impressionist masterpiece for the Orsay museum. “Boating Party” by Gustave Caillebotte was bought with $47 million.

Canadian theater sparks backlash with plan to host play with Black-only audiences: 'Cultural apartheid'

January 30, 2023

Canadian theater sparks backlash with plan to host play with Black-only audiences: 'Cultural apartheid'

The National Arts Centre in Ottawa stoked backlash after one of its theaters announced a performance of a play starring Black women that is open only to Black audiences.

National anthem stunner: Girl, 8 years old, wows crowd with 'Star-Spangled Banner'

January 29, 2023

National anthem stunner: Girl, 8 years old, wows crowd with 'Star-Spangled Banner'

A young Florida girl, 8 years old, has been wowing people with her singing. Pranysga Mishra appeared on "Fox & Friends Weekend" on Sunday to share her story, her vocal abilities and her patriotism.

Court orders Detroit museum to hold onto Van Gogh painting amid dispute with collector

January 26, 2023

Court orders Detroit museum to hold onto Van Gogh painting amid dispute with collector

A federal appeals court has ordered a Detroit museum to retain possession of a Van Gogh painting amid an ongoing ownership dispute with a Brazilian collector.

Hunter Biden's art dealer praises first son, says his perspective is 'very much needed' as probes heat up

January 26, 2023

Hunter Biden's art dealer praises first son, says his perspective is 'very much needed' as probes heat up

Hunter Biden’s art dealer said Thursday that the first son's "art gives us hope; it reminds us that tomorrow brings a new day, a new beginning, a new possibility."

‘Satanic golden medusa’ abortion statue outside New York City courthouse ruthlessly mocked: ‘Monstrosity’

January 26, 2023

‘Satanic golden medusa’ abortion statue outside New York City courthouse ruthlessly mocked: ‘Monstrosity’

The "Now" statue placed atop a New York City courthouse was slammed by Twitter users who compared the art piece to demons, aliens, and sci-fi characters.