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The results of the 2026 Cross-Strait WE Micro-Drama Competition were announced in Quanzhou, Fujian, bringing together over 700 participants to foster integrated development through micro-dramas.
The 7th Tibet Online Image Festival, themed "Tashi Delek," has launched globally from Lhasa, inviting creators to submit works showcasing a modern Tibet. It features categories including photos, short videos, online songs, and a new AI creative works section, offering a t…
US President Donald Trump claims the Kennedy Center in Washington DC has been losing 'tens of millions of dollars, even hundreds of millions of dollars' for years. Federal audit records show it had a surplus of millions despite an operating deficit.
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman became visibly emotional and shed tears during an event in Bengaluru as a song by legendary Carnatic vocalist MS Subbulakshmi played.
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Culture secured 10 Stevie Awards, including two Gold, two Silver, and six Bronze, for its innovative and sustainable projects in the cultural sector. These accolades recognize the ministry's commitment to workplace innovation and operational exc…
The Tirumala Sri Venkateswara Temple has inaugurated a Pilgrims’ Experience Centre and a modernized Sri Venkateswara Museum to enhance the spiritual journey for devotees, especially younger generations.
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This article presents a daily subject-wise quiz for UPSC Prelims, focusing on History and Culture topics ranging from the Battle of Plassey to UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Riyadh University of the Arts has launched its inaugural academic semester, aiming to establish Saudi Arabia as a global leader in cultural and arts education.
Adult learners in Singapore are picking up Malay language, with some taking it beyond beginner level. One tuition center sees growing demand among younger students.
Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan's 'Night' exhibition has opened at Berlin's Neue Nationalgalerie, featuring works that challenge perceptions of power, violence, and belief.
Russia is expanding its cultural and educational presence in Africa by opening eight new "Russian Houses" to foster long-term relationships beyond military cooperation.
FRANCE 24 report: Bayeux Tapestry fever grips UK as sold-out exhibition opens
A sold-out exhibition of the Bayeux Tapestry has opened in London, marking the first time the medieval artwork depicting the Norman conquest of England has been displayed outside France. The event has reportedly gripped the British public with "mania."
‘Satoko Always’: A multilayered story discombobulates and delights
Shuichi Okita's latest film, "Satoko Always," is a quirky, warmhearted dramedy that deviates from conventional storytelling with its multilayered narrative and not-always-reliable protagonists. It explores themes of misinformation and the complexity of identity through th…
Why Ogogo entrusted me with ₦25 million before his death — Ilaro Chief Imam
The Chief Imam of Ilaro, Tajudeen Adewunmi, clarified that late veteran actor Taiwo "Ogogo" Hassan entrusted him with ₦25 million for rebuilding his grandfather's house, not a mosque, before his death.
Iranian director Ebrahim Poshte Kouhi's acclaimed play "Like Water for Chocolate," an adaptation of Laura Esquivel's novel, is scheduled to be performed at the Baghdad International Theater Festival from October 10 to 18.
Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch to retire after months of Trump administration criticism.
September: Sighs in the Moonlight and Air Conditioning
This editorial piece reflects on the arrival of September in Catalonia, highlighting local cultural events like neighborhood festivals and a film series, while also lamenting the closure of a significant alternative cultural space in Barcelona.
The Tehran Symphony Orchestra will perform a concert titled "Figaro," featuring three works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, on September 15 and 16 at Vahdat Hall.
Saadi Foundation launches international competition '20 Words, One Text' to celebrate Persian language and literature on National Day of Persian Poetry and Literature.
Côte d'Ivoire: New Regulations for Live Arts Professionals
Côte d'Ivoire has introduced new regulations requiring live entertainment entrepreneurs to obtain a license from the Ministry of Culture, a move intended to professionalize the sector but sparking debate over high costs.
Javad Mojabi, a prolific Iranian writer, poet, painter, and critic, passed away at 87. Despite physical challenges and censorship, he was a multifaceted artist who left over 50 works across various genres.
Kriol Jazz Festival: Following the Footsteps of Rumba with Wuta Mayi, Pope of Love
The Kriol Jazz Festival in Cape Verde recently featured Wuta Mayi, a founding member of the legendary group Les quatre étoiles du Zaïre, celebrating his 60-year career and the enduring legacy of Congolese rumba. The 77-year-old artist shared his philosophy on music, love,…
Jamal Shah praises emerging female artists at FJWU degree show, highlighting their role in expanding Pakistan's cultural footprint and visual arts landscape.
The Muppet Show, featuring Kermit, Miss Piggy, and other beloved puppets, celebrates its 50th anniversary, marking half a century since its debut as a variety show primarily for adults.
Africa: Loza Maléombho Is Building An Industry From African Stories
Ivorian designer Loza Maléombho is expanding her brand beyond fashion, creating the 'Pokou' creative universe that combines Baoulé history, local craftsmanship, and AI to build African-owned intellectual property across various creative fields.
The body of King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, the world's youngest traditional monarch, has returned to Uganda following his death in the US, sparking a succession dispute.
Iran's foreign ministry spokesman warns against misinterpreting Iran's rich history for a childhood backyard.
At Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo, tomorrow’s runway icons shine
Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo's 2027 Spring/Summer season has begun, showcasing innovative designs. The event, featuring Yoshio Kubo's dramatic opening, runs through Sept. 5.
SG Culture Pass fund underutilized, ministry developing portal for seniors.