Culture

For most of advertising history, “red” or “blue” as partisan loyalty signaled more your taste for Coke or Pepsi than your identity as Republican or Democrat. Mass markets, by definition,...

Sophie In ‘t Veld is co-lead candidate for Volt Europa, and Francesca Romana D’Antuono is the co-presidents of Volt Europa. Europe must come together and form a unified foreign policy...

The WNBA’s new season is off to a meteoric start, in just one sign of the momentum women’s sports currently have.  In the first five WNBA games that have aired...

If New York is a sprawling home, the Kitchen—the multidisciplinary avant-garde performance and experimental art institution—situates itself as its natural center and gathering space for those outside the ordinary. Established...

Less than a fortnight after a failed assassination attempt on Prime Minister Robert Fico, Slovakia is back in the headlines for a more familiar reason — government pressure on media...

When he heard that he had been nominated for a Tony Award for Lead Actor in a Play, William Jackson Harper didn’t believe it, and—shocked and confused—called his agent. The...

TBILISI, Georgia — Despite weeks of widespread protests and international condemnation, Georgia is set to pass a law on Tuesday that would designate Western NGOs as “foreign agents” — likely...

A painting by Italian master Caravaggio, once mistakenly thought to be by an unknown artist and nearly auctioned off for a song, has been unveiled at Madrid’s Prado Museum. Painted...

Marina Rosenberg is senior vice president of international affairs of the Anti-Defamation League. She’s a former Israeli ambassador to Chile. Last month, New York police officers arrested over 200 anti-Israel...

Actor Johnny Wactor, known for his work on daytime drama “General Hospital,” was fatally shot when he interrupted a crime in Los Angeles, according to police and family. Wactor’s death...