Arts

Jethro Compton’s script crackles, bringing wit and flavor to a classic “bad guy comes to town” scenario

The series will take a satirical look at key moments of the last 250 years

In a chaotic and cartoonish reboot, the Man of Steel returns as a confused outsider in a world too fractured to believe in heroes—let alone follow them

In "Glass Beach," the American director finds freedom, failure, and the grace of forgiveness—far from home

Peñico was an important trade and religious center that reveals the complexity of ancient Andean civilizations

In "The View from Lake Como," out July 8, the bestselling Italian-American author explores heritage, identity, and resistance

At 75, Bruce Springsteen delivers a sold-out, three-hour show in Milan, mixing anthems, politics, and fury at the state of his homeland

From Lee Krasner to Ischia, the Oscar-winning actress retraces a career built on discipline, clarity, and fearless storytelling

“Courage of a Nation,” the project by billionaire Howard Buffett, turns three railcars into a moving gallery

Lea Massari, the Italian actress American cinephiles met through Christ Stopped at Eboli, has died in Rome at the age of ninety-one. Her name was never part of the popular pantheon of Italian cinema in the United States, but those...

A selfie gone wrong has once again led to damage to a work of art, this time at the Uffizi Galleries in Florence. A tourist caused a tear in a valuable 18th-century portrait while attempting to take a photo, presumably...

A large marble head was unearthed during the excavation campaign begun last November by the Capitoline Cultural Heritage Superintendence along Via Alessandrina, near Trajan's Forum-a famous monumental complex dating back to imperial Rome. According to archaeologists, it is a male...