‘Oppressed’: Bannon attacks protections for Black voters in rant
MAGA strategist Steve Bannon asserted that a law empowering Black voters had “oppressed” Southern states since the days of the...
Seymour Bernstein Dies at 99; Stage Fright Cut Short His Piano Career
Seymour Bernstein, an acclaimed pianist who struggled to overcome a stage fright so severe that he cut short his performing...
The Supreme Court Steps Backward on Voting and Race
To the Editor: Re “Conservative Justices Hinged Vote on Progress on Racism,” by Adam Liptak (news analysis, May 1), and...
Scandoval survivor Tom Schwartz shares message of hope for ‘Summer House’ cast amid West Wilson, Amanda Batula scandal
Tom Schwartz knows a thing or two about surviving a reality TV firestorm — and coming out the other side...
Iran Sends New Proposal for Peace Talks with U.S., State Media Says
Iran has sent its latest proposal in negotiations to end the war with the United States, Iran’s state news agency...
Can the Costume Institute Survive Without the Met Gala?
For years, as the Met Gala has grown ever bigger, blanketing social media with pictures of guests in their finery,...
Spotify adds verification badge to distinguish human artists from AI
Spotify is adding a new level of verification to artists’ profiles, in an effort to reassure subscribers worried about AI-generated...
Andy Kershaw, Radio D.J. Who Tuned Britons Into World Music, Dies at 66
Andy Kershaw, a globe-trotting radio host for the BBC who introduced millions of listeners to an eclectic mix of music...
Metal Band ‘Accused of Using Generative AI’ Calls Out Music Service: ‘It Did Its Job Poorly’
Metal band Zao called out a digital music distribution service after being accused of “using generative AI” in their songs....
Meryl Streep turned down ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ to try to double her salary. It taught her a lesson about negotiating.
Meryl Streep as Miranda Priestly in "The Devil Wears Prada." 20th Century FoxMeryl Streep revealed that she originally turned down...
