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After 18 years at a wholesale fashion venue, the fair is moving to a university practice facility it will share with a smaller rival for the first time.
The German exhibition's 2027 edition adds a Pulitzer-winning composer and three curatorial advisers, even as some artists cite Germany's stance on Gaza in declining to take part.
Australia's biggest museum project in decades opens Saturday without the two executives who built it, as a governance and procurement investigation drags on.
Java the Labrador needed just one minute to hang eight clothespins on a line, earning her trainer a new entry in the record books — and a tidy second act after washing out of service-dog school.
"In the Milky Lake / Thinking One," the largest Nara painting ever to go under the hammer, goes up for sale this month through Loïc Gouzer's app-based auction house.
Brady Lum spent six years funneling museum money into high-end guitars and music lessons before the theft was discovered — and before he'd repaid every dollar.
A French museum's tongue-in-cheek "Wanted" poster campaign for 350 works looted in 1940 has scored its first recovery — a 17th-century Dutch tavern scene found at a Swiss auction house.
Colby Bull set a Guinness World Record for trading-card packs opened during a wing walk, 600 feet over Kent, England, in winds he compared to a hurricane.
Erlichman guided Streisand's career for more than six decades, negotiating every recording, film, television and concert deal she made after signing her as an unknown nightclub singer in 1961.
Accounts filed 10 months late show turnover down nearly 36% and a debt-for-equity swap planned with its US parent, even as the gallery's CEO insists the moves reflect expansion, not retreat.
Accepting the Kurosawa Akira Award, Mohammad Rasoulof pointed to his friend and fellow Iranian director's latest prison sentence as proof that Tehran's repression of filmmakers has not eased.
Ron Wallace's 3,156-pound giant pumpkin is awaiting Guinness certification, while repeat champion Travis Gienger took his fifth Half Moon Bay title with a 2,389-pound entry named 'Rocky.'
Twenty-five finalists across five categories, including Edwidge Danticat and Valeria Luiselli in fiction, will learn who wins at a ceremony streamed live next Wednesday.
Christie's, Sotheby's and Phillips open two weeks of marquee evening sales this week, building on a first half of the year that already produced the strongest New York results since 2022.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's three-hour Elizabeth Holmes documentary, shot in secret over three years, is drawing the biggest documentary crowds in two decades on a budget under $10 million.
More than 5,000 free events and a record marigold crop are powering the capital's largest Day of the Dead program yet, as organizers chase a Guinness record of their own.
Brisk ticket sales have pushed the solo show's run six weeks past its original closing date, keeping Crystal on the Imperial Theatre stage into 2027.
Aaron Sorkin's courtroom drama returns to Lincoln Center with Bradley Whitford and newcomer Tom Blyth — reviewers can't agree on whether four decades have been kind to it.
More than 15 million viewers watched the BBC hit's second-series finale, which ended with a last-minute betrayal inside the traitors' own endgame.
An inquest heard that Bennett had been in specialist psychiatric care and had told her husband nothing was wrong hours before her death in May.
The daytime soap extended its stranglehold on the genre's top prize, while a freshman series led by two first-time winners signaled a changing of the guard.
Sanrio apologizes and ends a merchandise partnership with the Japanese thriller Vivant after state media accused Hello Kitty of "dancing with Japan's right wing."
The vintage Gretsch guitar from the 1987 Faith video headlined a sale of memorabilia from the collection of the late singer's longtime assistant, which her brother says she would have been 'horrified' to see go to auction.
The rocker's $10 million lawsuit says a pro-Trump fundraising committee played his 1989 protest anthem without a license at an Ohio rally, six years after settling an almost identical case.
The Star Trek and X-Men star, who died at his Los Angeles home with Alzheimer's disease and Lewy body dementia, is remembered by Ian McKellen, William Shatner and George Takei as 'the most respected and beloved actor of his generation.'
Axel Scheffler says he was 'shocked' to find his famous creations recreated by AI image generators, and is weighing legal action in Germany where he believes copyright law favours creators.
Fremantle is using AI to scan decades of the defunct soap for a vertical-video micro-drama built around Robbie's character — and some actors say no one asked their permission.
Sanrio apologized and cut ties with the TV thriller Vivant over its torture scenes, after state media accused the beloved cat character of "dancing with Japan's right wing."
The Faith guitar and other memorabilia from the collection of Siobhan Bailey, George Michael's longtime personal assistant, go under the hammer Thursday — over her brother's objections.
The Pitt star, fresh off back-to-back Emmy wins, said his wife had to convince him the magazine's call wasn't a joke.
Authentic Brands Group accuses the AI company of training Claude on hits including "Can't Help Falling in Love" without a license, and says the chatbot kept reproducing the songs' structure even after Anthropic added safeguards.
The rapper has produced the NFL's halftime show through Roc Nation since 2019 without performing himself. The announcement came days after two sold-out shows at the Los Angeles stadium where next February's Super Bowl will be played.
Koenig played the Enterprise's earnest young navigator across three seasons and six films, then found a second life as a villain in Babylon 5. Co-stars George Takei and William Shatner led tributes to a man they called a writer, teacher and loyal friend.
The singer says the Trump 47 Committee played his 1989 anthem without permission at an Ohio rally, six years after suing the same campaign — and settling — over the identical song.
The Duchess of Sussex will join host Poh Ling Yeow for the 2027 season, after a guest-judge appearance last year drew the show's biggest Sunday audience since 2023.
The guitarist dropped out of a tour last year after being told he had only a few years left to live; he and his brother Chris are now both recovering from transplant surgery.
The rapper has produced the NFL's halftime show through Roc Nation since 2019, but will now take the stage himself at Super Bowl LXI in February, three decades after his debut album.
The second posthumous release since Parton's death in August pairs her with Welsh singer Bronwen Lewis and her own niece, Jada Star — but a streaming mix-up briefly had fans reading the wrong language entirely.
Fifteen months after Ozzy Osbourne's death, his widow speaks about grief, their 50-year relationship and why she chose to bury him in their own garden rather than a public cemetery.
The Emmy-winning voice actor, who carried on Mel Blanc's legacy as the sound of Looney Tunes for over a decade, died suddenly at home of hypertensive cardiovascular disease, his family said.
Forty-two complete master sets, bought from school swaps and a seller in Malaysia in the late 1990s, sat untouched for 15 years before their owner learned what they might be worth.
Yasmine Byrne built a decade-long dance-music career on singles before finally committing to a full-length record, days before her biggest headline show yet at Dublin's 3Arena.
The director tells Inverse his long-announced project has been ‘put on ice,’ joining a growing list of Star Wars movies Lucasfilm has unveiled with fanfare and then quietly shelved.
Callum Turner, Jack Lowden and Josh O'Connor are reported to be among the finalists screen-testing for 007, five years after Daniel Craig's exit, in a search that has dragged on longer than any in the franchise's history.
The Oscar-winning actress, who has lived with macular degeneration since 2012, says she can no longer act, perform on stage or read.
The character actor, known for roles opposite Sigourney Weaver and Tom Cruise, died of natural causes, his family said.
Her maximalist second album, This Music May Contain Hope, beat Sir Paul McCartney and Olivia Dean to win Britain's most prestigious music prize.
Lillian Droniak went viral after her retirement community tried to evict her for throwing parties — now she's one of a wave of nonagenarian influencers cashing in on social media stardom.
A collection that sat untouched for 15 years, including a near-mint Charizard set, fetched five times its top estimate at a Surrey auction house.
The comedian is reviving his breakout character, raising the question of whether a persona built on early-2000s shock comedy can still land in a very different cultural moment.
The 91-year-old actress told BBC Radio 4 that macular degeneration has progressed to the point where she can no longer read scripts, a frank admission from one of Britain's most decorated performers.
The creator says he, Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan have written new material and that roughly ten original cast members have shown interest in coming back, though no network has ordered a series yet.
The star of 'Michael,' the most commercially successful music biopic ever, says a planned follow-up will give airtime to his uncle's side of the sexual abuse claims.
The network's chief international anchor says she is 'separating' from CNN next year after four decades covering wars and crises worldwide.
Nathan Fielder's secret documentary has triggered a second wave of fascination with the Theranos scandal, sending viewers back to a three-year-old Hulu drama and a seven-year-old book.
The actress says she spent five years believing she had MS before doctors concluded she doesn't — and that her real condition remains unknown.
Netflix's Emmy-nominated rom-com drops its third season Thursday, picking up with Joanne and Noah newly moved in together after last season's reconciliation.
The video-game adaptation opened with $30.8 million and a stacked cast including Jason Momoa and 50 Cent — but critics were considerably less kind than opening-weekend audiences.
"You Can See Everything," made with unusual access to the disgraced Theranos founder in the weeks before she reported to prison, opened to one of the year's strongest per-theater averages — and A24 is about to widen it nationwide.
The singer says a store employee eyed her up and down before quoting the price of a wall-mounted bird automaton. The shop says the bird, named Molly, was never actually for sale.
Six novelists, including two former winners, are finalists for the 2026 Booker Prize, with the £50,000 winner to be named November 9 in London.
The Gallerie dell'Accademia's first-ever retrospective devoted to a living woman artist has closed after five months, capping Marina Abramović's 80th-birthday year in Venice.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus made her long-awaited Broadway debut Saturday in a revival of Jon Robin Baitz's family drama, joining Ed Harris, Allison Janney, Joe Keery and Lily Rabe at the Hudson Theatre.
Twelve sculptors, six pounds of scrapple each and 90 minutes on the clock: Reading Terminal Market's quirky food-art contest returned for round three, honoring the market itself.
Aaron Sorkin's companion piece to 'The Social Network' drew warm reviews for its cast but a cold shoulder from opening-weekend audiences.
The Tamil superstar's sequel posted one of the year's biggest openings in Indian cinema, even as it fell short of the record he set with last year's 'Coolie.'
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's 'You Can See Everything' notched the best opening for a non-concert documentary in more than two decades, even as it divided critics.
Focus Features' adaptation of the Jane Austen novel opened domestically this weekend, with critics split over whether its somber tone serves the story or smothers it.
A survival thriller about a diver trapped inside a sperm whale opened to a strong critical score this weekend, even as a handful of reviewers found its structure hard to swallow.
Paramount's star-studded relaunch of the Capcom fighting-game franchise split critics between delight and dismay as it opened in theaters nationwide this weekend.
Jenny, an American Saddlebred in Spring Valley, Ohio, grew a tail nearly as long as a small car — enough to break a Guinness World Record that had stood for almost two decades.
The latest episode sends Kyle's kid brother into a livestreamed aura battle and the gang into a beauty-store Backrooms, skewering self-optimization culture.
The authors withdrew a children's history of Palestinian displacement after a monthslong dispute with editors over how to describe the October 7 attacks.
The director's adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's novel premiered at the London Film Festival to notices calling it an overwrought misfire.
Formerly titled 'Gun & Powder,' the show written by a descendant of its real-life subjects opens at the James Earl Jones Theatre on November 8.
Keri Russell and Rufus Sewell are back as the fallout from a missing Russian torpedo threatens Kate Wyler's diplomacy and her marriage alike.
The eight-episode prequel series, led by Linda Cardellini as Pamela Voorhees, lands above every film in the four-decade slasher franchise on early critics' tallies.
A faint signature reading 'Abercrombie, 51' led a bargain hunter to a forgotten work by one of Chicago's great surrealists — and a record price at auction.
A Napoleonic-era horror RPG from the studio behind 'Ghostrunner' drew a middling critical score and a warmer reception from the players already inside it.
A deluxe reissue reopened the album's lead, and a 14th week at No. 1 pushed Swift past a chart milestone no solo act had reached before.
A sequel to '13th' closed ten days of premieres that also included James Gray, Tony Gilroy and what Mike Leigh says is likely his last film.
Jazwares and Disney rallied costumed fans at New York Comic Con to beat the record for largest Spider-Man gathering, but organizers admit the final count came up short of the mark.
The contemporary fair opens October 14 alongside Frieze Masters, timed to a sculpture exhibition in the park's English Gardens that runs through November 1.
The Blumhouse horror film beat projections for its October 9 opening, but a dismal audience grade and underwhelming reviews cloud its path through the Halloween season.
The Canadian poet, essayist and classicist becomes only the second Canadian to win literature's top honor, recognized for decades of work that fuses ancient Greek texts with contemporary verse.
From an Idaho fry mountain to a Slim Jim longer than a football field, Guinness has certified an unusually large batch of food records this season.
The Blumhouse horror film, with Chastain in a dual role, is projected to top the weekend box office even as early critics call it 'more silly than scary.'
The Facebook-whistleblower drama is drawing praise for Jeremy Strong's Zuckerberg but faces a soft opening-weekend outlook next to its 2010 predecessor.
The Toronto-born poet and classicist becomes only the second Canadian-born writer honored with literature's biggest prize, for a body of work that has spent decades blending verse, essay and grief into new forms.
The 54th annual festival added a panda, a parrot and a diamond-ring balloon to its skies, with organizers calling this year's special-shapes lineup the largest ever assembled for the event.
Aaron Sorkin's courtroom drama begins previews at Lincoln Center Theater in its first-ever Broadway revival, with Bradley Whitford now playing the officer across the table from the role he originated three decades ago.
Two past winners and three newcomers made the cut as Mary Beard's panel narrowed the 2026 Booker Prize to six novels, with a winner due at a London ceremony on November 9.
Matthieu Blazy conjured Chanel's ghosts, Jonathan Anderson chased weightlessness at Dior, and a gold-drenched Saint Laurent show fueled talk that Anthony Vaccarello is ending his decade-long run, as the spring/summer 2027 season wrapped in Paris.
The Paris museum's new exhibition, organized with London's National Gallery and the Art Institute of Chicago, traces the 17th-century Spanish painter's career through Jan. 25.
Edwidge Danticat, Valeria Luiselli and Karl Ove Knausgaard are among 25 finalists across five categories, with two books on the translated-literature and poetry shortlists drawn from the war in Gaza.
The psychological thriller opened at No. 1 with an estimated $32.6 million and a C+ CinemaScore, the latest sign that Colleen Hoover's novels have become a reliable engine for Hollywood adaptations.
More than 10,000 entries from 112 countries were whittled down to this year's Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards finalists — among them a head-butting lion cub and a squirrel that won't leave an owl alone.
The rapper and actor joins DJ Khaled, Megan Thee Stallion and other industry donors underwriting four-year scholarships at the Long Island University program.
The director will serve as executive producer alongside longtime producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura, aiming for a tone closer to the films he helped shape in 2007 and 2009.
The actress, who won her only Oscar for her screen debut opposite Marlon Brando and later matched wits with Cary Grant for Alfred Hitchcock, died Tuesday at her Los Angeles home.
A tiny Gertrude Abercrombie canvas, picked up for pocket change in Michigan, shattered the Chicago surrealist's auction record at Freeman's this week.
The R&B singer's first top-10 album on the Billboard 200 caps a resurgence fueled by last year's sleeper hit 'Nasty.'
Marking the centenary of her death, 'The Choice of Independence' gathers nearly 80 works tracing the American painter's path into the heart of French Impressionism.
Andrew Garfield's uncanny turn as the OpenAI chief anchors a docudrama that critics are already calling the real sequel to 'The Social Network.'
A Manhattan museum's collection yielded 15 looted Greek antiquities, from Bronze Age bracelets to a Roman-era bust, in the latest return by a years-long trafficking investigation.
The Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson thriller drew a solid opening day, but reviews of the Colleen Hoover adaptation were sharply mixed.
The Baltimore hardcore band's first network television performance came during a breakout year that included its first two Grammy Awards.
The pop superstar's first full headline tour in nearly a decade rolled through Los Angeles this weekend, with Live Nation calling ticket demand unlike anything in its North American touring history.
Drew Henry and Kai Nesselrath made their runway debuts at Courrèges and Carven this week, each inheriting a house unsettled by recent creative-director exits.
The Smiths guitarist's fifth solo album arrives three weeks before his biggest headline date yet, a sold-out Wembley Arena show.
Four shortlisted artists turn Middlesbrough's MIMA into a run of immersive, theatrical rooms, with the prize's £25,000 to be awarded in December.
A seashell still life bought on a whim in Kalamazoo was authenticated as a lost Gertrude Abercrombie — and became the priciest work of her career.
A new site-specific commission by the Turkish artist combines embroidery, batik and archival photographs to trace women's labor along the Cornish coast.
The Japanese artist's new free installation wires umbrellas, kettles and ripening fruit into a system driven by humidity and air, marking 20 years of commissions in the gallery.
The designer behind Adele's arena tours, the 2012 Olympics closing ceremony and the 2022 Super Bowl halftime show opens her first major European retrospective in London, built around a full-scale replica of her own studio.
Ollie Collard interviewed 70 people in under 57 hours to raise money and awareness for a mental health charity.
A new exhibition opening this weekend in Queens marks seven decades since Armstrong's first visit to Ghana, on the eve of the country's independence.
Ten novels, chosen from 451 submissions, lead the field ahead of an Oct. 6 cut to finalists and a November ceremony.
Luca Guadagnino's 'Artificial,' dropped by Amazon after its $50 billion OpenAI deal, finally gets its world premiere Monday with Andrew Garfield as Sam Altman.
The EGOT winner will be celebrated at the San Diego International Film Festival's 'Night of the Stars' tribute on Oct. 13, joining past honorees Annette Bening, Patrick Stewart and Mark Hamill.