The Whitewater Arts Alliance is presenting a new exhibition, “Three Brushes Together: An Exhibition of Landscape and Friendship,” featuring artists Janet Nelson, Lynette Redner, and Chris Steinmiller.

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Christoph Schneider, Prime Video‘s country chief in Germany, is leaving Amazon after 13 years. His exit is the result of an internal restructure that eliminates his Country Director post and sees ...

Some new art teasing Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has been released. The Odyssey is an upcoming fantasy film written and directed by Nolan. Based on Homer’s ancient Greek epic, the film stars Matt ...

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Tom Friedman, Detritus, 2025. Today’s artists are metabolizing trash, corrosion and entropy into new forms of sustainability. Courtesy Lehmann Maupin Trash is no longer just a byproduct—it’s a ...

Among those appearing at conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s Sunday memorial service was Chris Tomlin, one of the best-known names in contemporary Christian music. Tomlin has made multiple ...

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Thursday Murder Club director Chris Columbus has said he was fired from 20th Century Fox’s original Fantastic Four movie after suggesting concept art should feel more like the Silver Age of Marvel.

Chris Columbus has directed some of the most enduring blockbusters of all time, from “Mrs. Doubtfire” and the “Home Alone” films to the first two “Harry Potter” movies. But even with those movies ...

He used animation and other media to create worlds inhabited by anthropomorphic machines and industrious creatures. One curator described his work as “Narnia on ...