Category: 5. Entertainment

“Molt” plays upon the liquid state of matter that the collection of objects in this exhibition have undergone through the process of their creation while also centering this transitional spell as not only a means to an end, but a state of…

The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) has awarded more than $16 million to nonprofit organizations across the U.S. in the first round of grants during its 2026 fiscal year. All of the funded projects…

“I grew up with a real sense of history, recordkeeping, remembering, and telling the story of our family, so I come to the idea of a literary legacy as the same thing,” Fountain says. “A writer’s papers can tell the story of…

Over the weekend, Grateful Dead fans the world over mourned the loss of an icon: Bob Weir, guitarist and founding member, had died at 78, leaving listeners and collaborators caught off-guard. Since the…

I was three when I started. By the time I was five, I thought I was pretty well fully qualified. I’d seen it all. I’d seen a lot. We were doing 15 or 20 calls a day.

I remember very, very well suffering agonies of cold in my father’s cars….

In her eighth novel Hamnet, Maggie O’Farrell imagines the short life and tragic death of Shakespeare’s only son, aged 11, in 1596. Although it is not known how Hamnet died, O’Farrell attributes his death to the plague. She creates a…

On Saturday, Jan. 17, a/perture is hosting a free screening of the Emmy Award-winning
documentary feature “F11 and Be There” (2020), a film by UNCSA School of Filmmaking
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Standing on stage at the Golden Globes in front of Hollywood’s elite, Owen Cooper said that the experience simply “did not feel real”.

The 16-year-old from Warrington picked up best supporting male actor for his performance in Netflix’s…

The Golden Globes might be over but there are plenty of award-winning films and television to get caught up on.

From streaming to cinema, here’s where you can watch all the big winners from the Golden Globes.

You can use these links to jump to each…