8 Must-See Paris Exhibits During Art Basel 2025
While Art Basel Paris draws global collectors, the city’s museums unveil stunning parallel exhibitions—from century-old Art Deco to cutting-edge eco-art.
Entertainment, Lifestyle
Entertainment
Business, Entertainment
Warner Bros. Discovery in Play: Sale Talks Heat Up
Warner Bros. Discovery confirms it’s exploring a sale after receiving interest from multiple potential buyers.
Business, Entertainment
Disney+ Loses 3M Subscribers After Kimmel Suspension
Disney+ and Hulu experienced massive subscriber losses following the brief suspension of Jimmy Kimmel’s show, highlighting the volatile link between corporate decisions and consumer loyalty.
Business, Entertainment
Ari Emanuel Acquires TodayTix in Bold Theater Move
Ari Emanuel’s Mari acquires TodayTix, signaling a tech-driven future for Broadway and West End theater ticketing.
Entertainment, Investigation
Netflix’s ‘Monster of Florence’ Revives Italy’s Darkest Mystery
Netflix’s new limited series ‘The Monster of Florence’ revisits Italy’s most infamous unsolved serial killings, exploring multiple suspects and conspiracy theories that have captivated the nation for 40 years.
Entertainment, Trends
Broadway Actors Strike Deal—But Musicians Could Still Walk Out
Broadway actors have reached a tentative labor agreement, but musicians remain at odds with producers, threatening a strike that could halt performances.
Entertainment, International
How to Watch the Chopin Piano Competition Finals—Live, Free, and in Stunning HD
The International Chopin Piano Competition enters its thrilling final round—here’s how to watch the performances live, free, and in stunning HD from anywhere in the world.
Entertainment, International
Naghma’s Defiant Voice: How an Afghan Singer Keeps Music Alive Under Taliban Rule
Despite decades of war and a Taliban-imposed ban on music, Afghan singer Naghma continues to perform in exile—keeping her nation’s cultural spirit alive through song.
Entertainment, Reviews
Gerhard Richter’s Final Vision: A Must-See Retrospective in Paris
A monumental Gerhard Richter retrospective at Paris’s Fondation Louis Vuitton spans six decades of the artist’s boundary-pushing work, posing one enduring question: What is an image?
Entertainment, U.S. News
Susan Stamberg Dead at 87: The Trailblazing Voice Who Redefined Public Radio
Susan Stamberg, the first woman to anchor a national evening news broadcast and a defining voice of NPR for 50 years, has died at age 87.