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Building playgrounds on the border wall and serving cuisine from North Korea, designers and artists are creatively engaging the challenges of world peace in ways that surpass static emblems such as the peace symbol.

Reva of ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi' still has a story to tell, if a second season does happen.

Abidjan, Dakar and Paris: the Ivory Coast-based art gallery owner Cecile Fakhoury today runs three eponymous spaces in three different capitals dedicated to artists from the African continent, defending the voices that she is passionate about.

L.A.-based trio MUNA took a unique path to their current success. But despite the roundabout route the group is poised to be music's next great band. I spoke with MUNA about their brilliant new album, their heroes and more.

Glastonbury, known as the largest (and muddiest) greenfield music and performing arts festival in the world is back with more than 200,000 fans and megastars including Paul McCartney, Billie Eilish and Kendrick Lamar in the program.

The global art market’s has made a recovery with robust sales by dealers and auction houses in 2021. Considering selling your art? Avoid paying tax by selling your artwork through a Charitable Remainder Trust, if you are careful.

A robust crowd of elite global art, antiques, and jewelry collectors filled in the sprawling MECC Maastricht on the first of two days of invitation-only VIP entry, underscoring a seismic shift from last year's excruciating decision to cancel the live experience.

Tom Cruise's runaway blockbuster sequel has reached cruising altitude and shows no signs of slowing down until it breaks the $1 billion box office barrier.

The close-knit community of Bowling Green has been rocked. The people there are resolute, however, in their commitment to rebuild. That doesn’t mean they wouldn’t appreciate a little help.

From Gordon Matta-Clark to Cecilia Vicuña, artists have explored New York's hidden ecology for decades, challenging human ideas about property rights and anticipating recent recognition that cities are rife with biodiversity. A compelling MoMA PS1 show surveys the past half century.