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- Trump thanks Kanye West for Twitter compliments April 26, 2018The US rapper says he and the president share "dragon energy" and calls Mr Trump his "brother".
- 'Why I performed magic in North Korea' April 25, 2018A Singaporean magician explains how he ended up performing in a Pyongyang arts festival.
- Photos that tell the story of the past 75 years April 25, 2018A new US exhibition shows off some of the most striking news photos of the past seven decades.
- BuzzFeed partners with Netflix for documentary series April 25, 2018The series, which launches in July, will go behind-the-scenes as journalists pursue stories.
- Auschwitz rap: German Echo music prize scrapped in anti-Semitism row April 25, 2018Germany's music industry abolishes its Echo prize after an outcry over its award to a rap duo.
- Eurovision fans laugh at 'hilarious' list of items banned from the contest April 25, 2018Shopping trolleys, ladders, extension leads and golf balls are included on the prohibited list.
- Strictly Ballroom: Not many 10s for West End musical April 25, 2018The West End stage version of Baz Luhrmann's 1992 film struggles to impress critics.
- Simpsons actor 'willing to step aside' from Apu role April 25, 2018The actor told Stephen Colbert it felt "the right thing do" amid racial stereotyping claims.
- US actress Rose McGowan: Weinstein tried to contact me April 25, 2018US actress Rose McGowan tells the Victoria Derbyshire show Harvey Weinstein has tried to contact her.
- Rose McGowan: 'Weinstein tried to contact me' April 25, 2018The actress says she has received "texts [and] things like that" since going public with rape allegations last year.
- World of Sport Wrestling to return to British TV screens April 25, 2018World of Sport Wrestling will feature top UK stars 30 years after the original favourite ended.
- Sierra Boggess pulls out of BBC West Side Story Prom over 'whitewashing' April 25, 2018Sierra Boggess withdraws from a West Side Story performance after complaints about "whitewashing".
- Avengers: Infinity War earns five-star reviews April 25, 2018Reviews for Marvel's superhero get-together applaud its ambition, though not every critic is a fan.
- Meek Mill released from prison after 'nightmare' five months April 25, 2018Meek Mill has been released from prison, five months after being sentenced for breaking the terms of his probation.
- Blossoms: Noel Gallagher is a 'freak of nature' April 25, 2018The indie band discuss their new album, Cool Like You, and why Noel Gallagher is a "freak of nature".
- Joanna Lumley 'terrified' all men now seen as bad April 24, 2018Actress Joanna Lumley says "we musn't deride all men" in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
- The Debrief: Female-focused digital brand faces closure April 24, 2018The website says it cannot "see a viable future" in the award-winning brand.
- How accurate is the murder rate in Miss Fisher’s Melbourne? April 24, 2018The BBC examines how the popular detective show, set in the 1920s, compares with real life.
- Royal wedding: Teenage cellist and gospel choir to perform April 24, 2018Teenage cellist, Sheku Kanneh-Mason, says Meghan phoned him herself to ask if he would perform at the service.
- Avengers Infinity War: Just another superhero film? April 24, 2018The latest Avengers film is being released, so is this just another superhero film?
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Museum Of Modern Art
- April 25, 2018, 1:30 p.m. - Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House (1948)Special Exhibition Programs Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House 1948. USA. H. C. Potter. 94 min. In the Film exhibition Modern Matinees: Delmer Daves and H. C. Potter in Resonance
- April 25, 2018, 4:30 p.m. - Gonza the Spearman (1986)Special Exhibition Programs Yari no gonza (Gonza the Spearman)1986. Japan. Masahiro Shinoda. 126 min. In the Film exhibition Kazuo Miyagawa: Japan’s Greatest Cinematographer
- April 25, 2018, 7:30 p.m. - The Spider Tattoo (1966)Special Exhibition Programs Irezumi (The Spider Tattoo)1966. Japan. Yasuzo Masumura. 86 min. In the Film exhibition Kazuo Miyagawa: Japan’s Greatest Cinematographer
Smithsonian Museum
- This African Warrior Ceremony Was Highly Intimidating April 25, 2018When France sent ambassador Jean-Marie Bayol to Dahomey to secure a deal for the kingdom's rich natural resources, he was greeted by an elite force
- How Poetry and Math Intersect April 24, 2018Both require economy and precision—and each perspective can enhance the other
- A Window into the World of Diane Arbus April 24, 2018Photographs from the portfolio, “A box of ten,” reveal some of the photographer's secrets
- Just Like Faces, Buildings Have Features That Algorithms Can Recognize April 24, 2018An art historian explains how he uses 'facial recognition' to unlock architectural secrets
- These Two Brothers Are Helping Keep Armenia's Stone Carving Tradition Alive April 23, 2018
- Modern Takes on 80s Artwork Hit Washington D.C. Streets April 23, 2018The Hirshhorn Museum's public art project 'Brand New SW' reflects a resurgence of retro aesthetics in contemporary art
- When Don the Talking Dog Took the Nation by Storm April 23, 2018Although he 'spoke' German, the vaudevillian canine captured the heart of the nation
- Somebody’s Got a Case of the Blues: Timeless Season 2, Episode 6, Recapped April 23, 2018The time team's humming a new tune after a run-in with one of the most influential men in American music history
- How Charles Dickens Imagined a Westworld-like Robot Theme Park Back In 1838 April 20, 2018The writer's dystopia, populated by 'automaton figures,' was surprisingly modern
- Ten Rarely Seen Springsteen Photographs That Capture the Exhilarating Power of The Boss April 20, 2018A new book reveals the work of David Gahr, who documented the music legend as he rose to worldwide fame
- Artist Kumi Yamashita Creates an Amazing Human Figure Out of Shadow April 19, 2018Coming soon to the National Portrait Gallery, an old art form gets reinvented
- Why Are We Always Searching For "A Quiet Place?" April 19, 2018Perhaps the real monster is not noise, but instead our own intolerance of unwanted sounds
- This Stunning Memorial to Britain's WWI Soldiers Makes Its Final Appearance April 19, 2018The wave of brilliant red flowers marks the end of a centennial of commemorations of the Great War
- What Makes the Advice Column Uniquely American April 18, 2018In a new book, author Jessica Weisberg dives into the fascinating history of the advice industry
- The Man Who Saved Havana April 18, 2018As its greatest old buildings were falling down, a fearless historian named Eusebio Leal remade the city into a stunning world destination
Digital Arts
- The Best Design Conferences in 2018 and Beyond
- Dell's new Precision range for pro designers and artists includes laptops and its first 2-in-1
- World Illustration Awards 2018 shortlist
- See posters from the 'May 68' French protests – 50 years on
- This mini keyboard is designed to sit easily next to your Wacom tablet
- V&A Illustration Awards 2018 shortlist announced
- The craft of Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs: character design, production design and stop-motion weather
- Netflix VFX Breakdowns: Inside Lost in Space, The Ritual, 1922, A Series of Unfortunate Events and more
- Why there's an absence of working class people in UK's creative and cultural sectors
- Artists reimagine Snoopy, Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang for giant billboards in New York, Berlin & more
- Mind-reading tech is here (and more useful than you think)
- How illustrator Sam Falconer transforms science and geology into elegant, easily comprehensible art
- These animated characters for Pictoplasma 2018 won't stop staring at you
- Apples new Mac Pro won't launch until 2019
- This AR app lets you virtually hang your art on your walls
- Dell and HP launch new laptops, a convertible and display for designers and artists
- Countries need better logos and branding than these identikit designs
- This typeface mixes Braille with visual letters to help make existing public signage more inclusive
- Adobe has upgraded After Effects, Premiere Pro and Lightroom with better colour, puppet and VR tools
- Intel's new Core i9 chips could make laptops as powerful as desktops
Art News
- Miyoko Ito at Artists Space, New York
- Laura Aguilar, Compassionate Photographer of Marginalized Groups, Dies at 58
- Kerry James Marshall Painting Could Set Artist Record at Sotheby’s
- ‘Painting Is a Way for Me to Be by Myself’: John Mellencamp on Life, Rock, and His New Show at ACA Galleries
- Liste Founder and Director Peter Bläuer to Retire
- Aiming to Boost Audience Engagement Through Technology, Knight Foundation Gives Nearly $1 M. to Eight U.S. Museums
- Morning Links: Controversial Ai Weiwei Selfie Edition
- Here’s the Artist List for the 2018 Berlin Biennale
- Developer Taps Beyoncé Stage Designer Es Devlin to Market New Bjarke Ingels–Designed Condos [Updated]
- Catharine Czudej at Ginerva Gambino, Cologne
- Beyond the Surface: Miriam Schapiro’s Enduring Legacy Is on Full View at the Museum of Arts and Design
- Cristian Valsecchi Named General Manager of Fondazione Prada
- Eva Rothschild Will Represent Ireland at the 2019 Venice Biennale
- Real Fine Arts, New York Gallery Stalwart, Has Closed
- Morning Links: Rainbow Hammocks Edition
- Here’s the Artist List for Art Basel’s Upcoming Buenos Aires Event
- $150 M. Amedeo Modigliani Nude to Lead Sotheby’s May Imp-Mod Sale
- Like a Cow Flies Over a Church: Pioneer Works Pays Tribute to Werner Herzog in Brooklyn
- ‘A Moral Obligation’: In William Middleton’s ‘Double Vision,’ a Superb Portrait of Dominique and John de Menil, Patrons Who Funneled Oil Fortune Into Art, Social Justice
- 2018 MacDowell Fellows Include Nayland Blake, Dawn Clements, Tod Lippy, Clifford Owens, Many More