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Thieves Steal Four Antonello da Messina Works from Sicilian Museum

Thieves stole four Renaissance paintings by Antonello da Messina from a Sicilian museum overnight without triggering alarms, prompting a professional-heist

L3Harris Replaces CEO Kubasik After Conduct Probe, Names Sam Mehta

L3Harris removed CEO Christopher Kubasik after a conduct investigation and promoted insider Sam Mehta, sending shares of the defense contractor lower.

Trump Unveils Global Sanctions Plan to Isolate Iran, Warns China

The Trump administration announced a plan to isolate Iran's economy with secondary sanctions, signaling that China would not be exempt.

Woodside Scraps Long-Term Emissions Targets After 27% Profit Jump

Woodside Energy abandoned its long-term emissions and clean energy targets after reporting a 27% rise in sales profit to $1.67 billion amid the Iran confli

US Removes Syria From Terrorism Sponsor List, Clearing Investment Path

The US has removed Syria from its state sponsors of terrorism list, ending a 1979 designation and lifting a major obstacle to foreign investment.

Martial Arts Director Jaden He Brings New Energy to Revamped “House of Dancing Water” in Macau

“A waterfront pavilion gets to enjoy the moonlight first,” a Chinese proverb goes—aptly describing how Jaden He Jingde, a martial arts veteran and Cirque...

“Jumbo” Becomes Indonesia’s Highest-Grossing Animated Film, Surpassing Frozen 2

"Jumbo," an Indonesian animated film about a spirited orphan named Don, has taken the country by storm, becoming the highest-grossing animated movie in Indonesia’s...

Halle Berry Alters Cannes Red Carpet Look Amid New Dress Code Rules

Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry revealed she had to make a last-minute change to her outfit at the Cannes Film Festival after learning about the...

Tom Cruise Shines at Cannes Amid Farewell to Mission: Impossible

Tom Cruise made a dramatic return to the Cannes Film Festival red carpet on Wednesday, greeted by a live band performing the iconic "Mission:...

Cannes Film Market 2024 Proceeds Amid Industry Uncertainty and Tariff Concerns

As the 2024 Cannes Film Market unfolds, film buyers and sellers arrive under a cloud of uncertainty. The initial shock from former U.S. President...

Exiled Russian Filmmaker Roma Liberov Reflects on Leaving Home and the Future of His Culture

Roma Liberov, a Russian filmmaker long captivated by the fate of exiled writers after the 1917 revolution, never imagined he would one day share...

Maren Morris Embraces Her Truth with New Album and Personal Revelation

When country music star Maren Morris first began voicing her support for the LGBTQ community, she believed she was doing so as an ally....

Mr Blank 2.0 Delivers a Dark Vision of Surveillance and Humanity

As the audience enters the auditorium of the Kwai Tsing Theatre, they are immediately confronted by a stark message displayed on wall-mounted screens: “These...

Ulana Switucha Wins Photography Award for Capturing Tokyo’s Innovative Public Toilets

On April 16, the winners of the 18th edition of the Sony World Photography Awards were announced during a ceremony held in London. Among...

Heartbeat Opera Brings Big Operatic Vision to Intimate Stages

Dan Schlosberg vividly recalls the humble beginnings of Heartbeat Opera. Eleven years ago, the company staged its very first performance in a yoga studio...

Chef André Chiang Unveils Artistic Culinary Book at Raffles Hotel Singapore

Taiwanese chef André Chiang, renowned for his avant-garde French cuisine at the now-closed Restaurant André, has taken on a new role as Raffles Hotel...

Lovie Simone and Michael Cooper Jr’s Real-Life Chemistry Fuels Netflix’s Forever

The journey of Lovie Simone and Michael Cooper Jr to starring in Netflix’s Forever mirrors the poignant, youthful energy of the series itself. Their...

IU Set for May Comeback with Cha Eun-woo in Music Video Cameo

IU is set to make her long-awaited return as a singer this May, marking her first musical release since her EP The Winning in...

Germany Secures Hohenzollern Artifacts for Public Display

Thousands of cultural treasures once belonging to Germany’s former Hohenzollern imperial family will remain in public museums in Berlin and Brandenburg, following a historic...

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