Category : Arts


Erivo's Dracula Show Overwhelmed by Tech-Heavy Staging

Cynthia Erivo's one-woman Dracula adaptation at London's Noël Coward Theatre is bogged down by excessive technology, overshadowing her vocal talent and charisma in a production that feels effortful rather than fluent.

Carnival Samba Parades Honour Black Brazilian Women Authors

Rio de Janeiro's Carnival samba schools use their spectacular parades to celebrate Black Brazilian female writers Conceição Evaristo and Carolina Maria de Jesus, highlighting their literary contributions and addressing historical marginalisation.

Sony World Photography Awards 2025 Winners Revealed

The prestigious Sony World Photography Awards have announced their 2025 winners and shortlisted entries, with over 430,000 submissions from 200+ countries. Ten category winners were unveiled, with one to be named Open Photographer of the Year in London on

Museum Staff Talk to Artifacts at Tribal Request

A UCLA museum curator reveals staff periodically visit and converse with Native American artifacts to provide company, following tribal consultation requirements under expanded federal law.

Africa Hall's £42m Restoration Wins Modernism Prize

Addis Ababa's Africa Hall, a modernist masterpiece restored after a decade-long £42m project, has been awarded the World Monuments Fund/Knoll Modernism prize, highlighting its significance in African architecture and history.

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