06/22/2024. When Kendrick Lamar made his entrance to his sold-out show at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, on Juneteenth, he did so with a bang. He performed “Euphoria,” a track he released in April during his well-documented feud with Drake, ad...

06/22/2024. In the late Cretaceous period, a remarkable flowering of horned dinosaurs occurred along the coastal floodplains of western North America. Two different families — each sporting every imaginable combination of spikes, horns and frills — div...

06/22/2024. Thomas J. McCormack, an iconoclastic CEO and editor who transformed St. Martin’s Press into a publishing behemoth with bestselling books such as “The Silence of the Lambs” and “All Creatures Great and Small” and its own mass-...

06/22/2024. Some common jobs of recent Venezuelan migrants in New York: delivering meals or washing dishes; cleaning house or minding children. And then there’s the uncommon work that eight such migrants got, for something like two weeks this past winter...

06/22/2024. For years, singer Linda Thompson faced a problem that, for someone in her line of work, seemed insurmountable. Slowly over time, and then suddenly all at once, she lost the ability to hold a note surely enough to sustain even the simplest tune. &#...

06/22/2024. When the German army finally broke through in central Ukraine in September 1941, pasting up ordinances around Kyiv to announce a new occupying authority, they had only a few days’ calm. Less than a week after the occupation began, bombs started ...

06/22/2024. It was a banner day in the history of American libraries — and in Black history. On May 25, 1926, the New York Public Library announced that it had acquired celebrated Afro-Latino bibliophile Arturo Schomburg’s collection of more than 4,000...

06/22/2024. Marin Ireland’s new play, “Pre-Existing Condition,” doesn’t come with trigger warnings; it barely even comes with a marketing description. The show’s website says it’s about the aftermath of “a life-altering, harmfu...

06/22/2024. In 2018, the FBI recovered a pair of the famed ruby slippers Judy Garland wore in “The Wizard of Oz” that had been stolen in a brazen robbery from a museum in the actress’s hometown, Grand Rapids, Minnesota. Now, the museum says, th...

06/22/2024. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, announced today that Matthew Teitelbaum, Ann and Graham Gund Director and CEO since 2015, intends to retire from the Museum in August 2025, marking ten years as Director. Under his leadership, the MFA, which was found...

06/22/2024. Sous Les Etoiles Gallery is presenting “ Binarieta” by Italian artist Gianfranco Chiavacci. This is the second show by the gallery dedicated to the artist. The exhibition will be on view through July 26th, 2024. A self-taught and innovat...

06/22/2024. Michel Rein, Paris/Brussels announced representation of the greek artist Apóstolos Georgíou (b. 1952, lives and works in Athens and Skópelos) « Apóstolos Georgíou work is deeply humanist. Starting from short and anecdotal stories, he succeeds in c...

06/22/2024. Kunsthalle Bern will begin with their new program announced a few weeks ago, entitled Fermenting Kunsthalle. Anticipating the launch of the renovated building in Spring 2025, the museum starts with inaugurating a series of programming titled Back to ...

06/22/2024. Tanya Bonakdar Gallery is presenting The Objects We Choose, curated by Pedro Alonzo, an exhibition featuring important work by Meschac Gaba, Ximena Garrido-Lecca, Shilpa Gupta, Brian Jungen, Kimsooja, Laura Lima, Patrick Martinez, Moris, Rivane Neuen...

06/22/2024. Among the most valuable art treasures once held at Friedenstein Castle, a vast baroque palace in eastern Germany, was a series of five oil sketches depicting saints by Peter Paul Rubens that disappeared at the end of World War II. The castle had l...