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THis year RA Summer Exhibition is less bad than usual. It’s still full of some of the worst art you’ve ever seen – Michael Craig-Martins and Bob and Roberta Smiths – but the worst is much less. This extreme simplicity…

Men 1987, after working on several games that were only marginally successful, Japanese game designer Hironobu Sakaguchi created what would be his last attempt at a hit. Titled Final Fantasy, Sakaguchi’s game was critically acclaimed and a commercial success, launching…

AIn this case, should I say that British football has a security problem regarding club ownership? In the various washing machines of petrostates, financial institutions, odd businessmen and celebrities who control the ropes of the “beautiful game” in the UK,…
All over the United States, musicians are creating more and more musical performances in order to raise money at the box office. Source link
After his 2014 musical failed on Broadway, the singer is bringing his updated version to the Metropolitan Opera for a limited run this week. Source link
A new show explores the cyclical forces that destroy the nightlife scene, even as independent venues struggle with developers, neighborhood complaints and cultural change. Source link

Partly inspired by the poem In This Place (An American Lyric) by Amanda Gorman, FotoFocus, a non-profit, has opened its inaugural exhibition at the new FotoFocus Center in Cincinnati, Ohio. Topic The Great TabernacleThe exhibition is on display until August…

I was recently at a film event where I was introduced to a great producer and a great actor. The actor said, “this is Patrick, he has a book coming out soon.” The producer looked me up and down and…

Kim Jong-il loved pepperoni pizza. Saddam Hussein he couldn’t resist the grilled fish. Idi Amin says he had a roasted goat. The menus may be different, but the passion is the same. For history’s most famous strongmen, the dining room…
The New York City Ballet ended its season on a high note with “Coppélia,” but the song has since become a staple of ballets. Source link