Category: 5. Entertainment

On a stage once presided over by Luciano Pavarotti, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and Renée Fleming, people living with dementia are recording songs of their own composition.

With the microphones of Glyndebourne opera house capturing every note, their…

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It’s been half a century since Saul Steinberg distilled the Manhattanite’s solipsistic view of the world in his New…

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Many years ago, at a friend’s wedding in the Cotswolds, I found myself seated next to a celebrated artist. I loathed…

Microdramas are moving into a new phase of global expansion, industry leaders said at the WAVES Film Bazaar, pointing to evolving genres, rising male viewership, institutional support in Europe and surging demand across India and Latin…

Oscar-winning filmmaker Richard Trank has been making documentaries about Israel for decades. Today, he finally lives here.

“I wish I had made this decision earlier,” Trank told The Times of Israel about his aliyah to Israel last month,…

Director Joachim Trier’s “Sentimental Value” is a searing portrait of a family set in Oslo. The film marks the third collaboration between Trier and actress Renate Reinsve, following their 2021…

Dharmendra was nothing short of a father figure, superstar Shah Rukh Khan said, calling the actor’s death at 89 as an irreplaceable loss to cinema and film lovers worldwide.

Dharmendra, 89, passed away at his Juhu home after prolonged illness.

Shah…