Arts & Culture

Done With Delays, Academy Movie Museum Rolls Out Red Carpet

The US film academy's museum is ready to open to the public on Sept 30

6 Tribes Sue Wisconsin to Try to Stop November Wolf Hunt

Six Native American tribes have sued Wisconsin to try to stop its planned gray wolf hunt in November, asserting hunt violates their treaty rights and endangers animal they consider sacred

Nigerian NGO Marks World Peace Day With Photos of Carnage in Northeast

The photo exhibit opened Tuesday at the Thought Pyramid Art Center in Abuja

Filmmakers Grabsky, Sharifi Chronicle 20 Years in Afghanistan

'Ted Lasso,' 'The Crown,' Win Top Emmy Awards on Streaming Heavy Night

The best drama series win for "The Crown" gave Netflix its biggest prize so far

'Change the Game': Supermodel Halima Aden Reinvents Modest Fashion

She was the first supermodel to wear a hijab and pose in a burkini

'The Crown,' 'Ted Lasso,' Streaming Seek Emmy Awards Glory

Streaming services are poised for a triumphant night

Space Tourists Call Actor Tom Cruise While Orbiting Earth

The actor is hoping to take part in a movie made in space

Jane Powell, Hollywood Golden-Age Musicals Star, Dies at 92

Bright-eyed, operatic-voiced star of Hollywood's golden age musicals sang with Howard Keel in 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers'

Three Iranian Dissidents to Be Honored by PEN America 

"Baktash Abtin, Keyvan Bajan, and Reza Khandan Mahabadi are embodiments of the spirit that animates our work at PEN America"

UNESCO: Nearly 120 Million Students Remain at Home Due to COVID School Closures

School closures caused by the pandemic are preventing 7.5% of the world’s students from receiving in-person learning