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Joni Mitchell obtains U.S. citizenship after 62 years and announces NEWS, a collection of 23 political paintings protesting the 24-hour news cycle, releasing November 4 with proceeds from hand-numbered editions benefiting charity.
Borat actor Sacha Baron Cohen will star in Quentin Tarantino's first stage play, "The Popinjay Cavalier," a 1830s-set comedy directed by the acclaimed filmmaker and premiering in London's West End in March 2027.
Thom Yorke of Radiohead and Flea of Red Hot Chili Peppers team up for a cover of Marvin Gaye's classic funk track "Got to Give It Up."
British conductor Daniel Harding, who also works as a part-time commercial airline pilot for Air France, has been appointed as the Los Angeles Philharmonic's music director starting in 2027, succeeding Venezuelan conductor Gustavo Dudamel.
Two Afghan cousins create striking black-and-white photographs documenting their lives under Taliban rule, blending autobiography with aspirational imagery to show both the constraints and dreams of Afghan women. Their work is on display at the Photoville Festival in Brooklyn.
Tamer Nafar discusses how John Lennon's approach to music and activism has influenced his approach to telling Palestinian stories through his art.
Taiwan Travelogue has made history as the first Mandarin-language novel to win the prestigious Booker Prize. Discover essential Taiwanese literature recommendations to expand your reading list.
Street artist Banksy has confirmed a large statue that appeared in Waterloo Place, central London, is his work. The sculpture depicts a suited man walking forward while carrying a flag that covers his face, positioned in an area historically designed to celebrate imperialism.
Street artist Banksy has confirmed a large statue depicting a suited man walking off a plinth while carrying a flag that covers his face in central London's Waterloo Place is his work.
Nigerian singer Tems performed 'What You Need' on The Tonight Show, showcasing her powerful vocal abilities and emotional lyrics from her latest EP, 'Love Is a Kingdom.'
Punk and metal great Ross “the Boss” Friedman, guitarist and co-founder of the Dictators and Manowar, has died at the age of 72 after battling ALS.
Raye's new album sees her overcoming past challenges as she boldly experiments with music influenced by classic Motown and jazz.
FKA Twigs delivered a breathtaking performance during her debut at Madison Square Garden, wowing fans with a thrilling two-hour set that showcased her unique dance and musical talents.