Though it was “the first of the three biggies,” says Chris Dercon, the Fondation Cartier’s new director (comparing it to both ...

The Clark Art Institute presents an exhibition on mid-nineteenth-century French artists who looked beyond realistic subject ...

Learning from movies seems improbable in this year of internal and external political rifts, but after André Téchiné’s Wild ...

The Dassault Mercure promised speed and efficiency but flew only 10 units before fading into obscurity. With a 2,000 km range and perfect safety record, it was a short-haul marvel in a long-haul world ...

France is known for its fine cuisine. A new exhibition at the Seattle Art Museum explores how that came to be. "Farm to Table: Food and Identity in the Age of Impressionism" features more than 50 ...

Most people believe financial success lies in how much you earn, save, or invest. But Morgan Housel—best known for The Psychology of Money—argues that how you spend your money says more about your ...

The team returned to the tradition of traveling overseas for spring break and departed on May 2nd for the Basque region of France, known for its amazing rugby culture. The Nittany Lions landed in ...

Migrants awaiting deportation are allegedly being given art classes and IT lessons at a cost to the taxpayer as soon as they arrive at removal centres. Prisoners and those having their immigration ...

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp fumed at the use of taxpayer money, calling the art classes "nonsense" and calling for an end to the "woke nonsense". Illegal migrants are being given free arts and ...

The year 1937 is haunting the culture news just now. That is, the “Degenerate Art Show” comes up a lot. “It’s classic ‘degenerate art’ stuff,” I hear someone say, shaking their head, referring to ...

“That was ideal for us,” John Mitchell reflected, about as content as any coach can be when their side have threatened to throw away a game they had led 31-7 after just 24 minutes. It was Twickenham ...