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Brad Pitt says debut art exhibition was born from 'brutally honest' reflection on failed relationships

September 21, 2022

Brad Pitt says debut art exhibition was born from 'brutally honest' reflection on failed relationships

Actor Brad Pitt debuted nine pieces of artwork at an exhibition in Finland, which he said was a reflection on missteps in past relationships. It is his first art exhibition.

Lea Michele goes viral on TikTok, makes fun of herself for 'not being able to read' rumor

September 20, 2022

Lea Michele goes viral on TikTok, makes fun of herself for 'not being able to read' rumor

Lea Michele's latest TikTok directly poked fun at the rumors she can't read. After testing positive for COVID-19, the actress had to take a leave from playing Fanny Brice in "Funny Girl."

NYC to unveil immersive Claude Monet exhibit this fall

September 19, 2022

NYC to unveil immersive Claude Monet exhibit this fall

New York City will get its own “Monet’s Garden: The Immersive Experience” exhibit this fall, featuring fully immersive pieces by the famous Claude Monet.

'Phantom of the Opera' announces end to historic 35-year run on Broadway

September 17, 2022

'Phantom of the Opera' announces end to historic 35-year run on Broadway

After 35 years on Broadway in New York, longest-running musical 'Phantom of the Opera' has announced it will perform its last show at The Majestic Theater in February 2023.

On this day in history, Sept. 7, 1813, Uncle Sam becomes symbol of nation during War of 1812

September 7, 2022

On this day in history, Sept. 7, 1813, Uncle Sam becomes symbol of nation during War of 1812

Uncle Sam, the personification of the United States, was "born" on Sept. 7, 1813, and inspired by New York businessman Samuel Wilson, who provided rations to troops in the War of 1812.

Photo tip: Best apps to convert old photos and negatives to digital

August 28, 2022

Photo tip: Best apps to convert old photos and negatives to digital

Old film photos can contain treasured memories. But they're not the easiest to maintain. However, there are apps that can help you scan them into your phone.

New law requires NY museums to acknowledge art stolen under Nazis

August 21, 2022

New law requires NY museums to acknowledge art stolen under Nazis

New York museums are now required to post a notice with the display of any art stolen during the Nazi era in Europe.

Shakespeare's Globe boasts use of 'they/them pronouns' for play about 'non-binary' St. Joan of Arc

August 13, 2022

Shakespeare's Globe boasts use of 'they/them pronouns' for play about 'non-binary' St. Joan of Arc

Shakespeare's Globe Theatre is opening a production centered around French saint Joan of Arc in which the titular warrior is depicted as "gender non-binary."

Cambodian artwork looted during Khmer Rouge era returned by US authorities

August 9, 2022

Cambodian artwork looted during Khmer Rouge era returned by US authorities

The Cambodian ambassador to the U.S. was thrilled when 30 antiquities were returned to his country by U.S. law enforcement authorities. Calls them the 'souls of our culture'.

Johnny Depp's debut art collection sells out in hours for nearly $4M

July 29, 2022

Johnny Depp's debut art collection sells out in hours for nearly $4M

Johnny Depp's portraits of Keith Richards, Elizabeth Taylor, Bob Dylan and Al Pacino sold out in hours Thursday, earning the actor $3.6 million from his debut art collection.