Ally Fallon, 27, named youngest-ever winner of John Moores Painting Prize
Manchester artist awarded £25,000 and a solo exhibition at the Walker Art Gallery for 'If You Were Certain, What Would You Do Then?'
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Three-hour Kabuki drama 'Kokuho' becomes surprise smash in Japan
Period piece about onnagata actors has sold out screenings, grossed over ¥10 billion and earned Japan’s Oscar submission
Restored Big Ben Tower Shortlisted for RIBA Stirling Prize
Five-year, £80 million conservation of the Elizabeth Tower named among six nominees praised for craftsmanship
Halsey Bids Top Lot as Colman Domingo Hosts amfAR Gala in Venice
The Arsenale fundraiser during the Venice Film Festival raised $3.4 million for amfAR, featuring performances, a live auction and a star-studded guest list.
Parade for Nepal’s living goddess draws tens of thousands as festival season begins
Indra Jatra’s chariot procession carried the Kumari through Kathmandu as dancers, drummers and officials marked the start of weeks of traditional celebrations
Post Malone postpones London stadium shows as Tube strikes disrupt transport
Promoters cite safety and licensing concerns; rescheduled dates announced and refunds offered amid wider disruption that has affected other major concerts
Film about Gaza child's killing receives record ovation at Venice
Kaouther Ben Hania’s re-enactment of the death of six-year-old Hind Rajab drew a 23-minute standing ovation and emotional responses at its world premiere.
Gérard Depardieu summoned to trial in Paris over rape and sexual assault allegations
Actor Charlotte Arnould says an investigating judge's indictment order restores 'a form of judicial truth' as prosecutors move the 2018 case toward trial.
Review: Jay Duplass’ ‘The Baltimorons’ Finds Warmth in a Small-Scale Rom-Com
A dental emergency sets off an unlikely romantic comedy in a low-key, character-driven film that leans on quiet charm rather than flash.