Category: 5. Entertainment

It’s easy to forget, given the current glut of robot-uprising doom flicks, that Hollywood has been doing the artificial intelligence thing for decades – long before anything resembling true AI existed in the real world. And now we live in an…

There is no mistaking the star power behind Nobu Hotels. When the founders enter a room, conversations pause almost instinctively. These…

Christmas, they say, comes once a year, but “once” now lasts for days and weeks and months, as Friday’s inflatable Frankenstein’s monster becomes Monday’s inflatable snowman. The yuletide is now upon us, even before…

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In the popular imagination, the single person’s Christmas season is a blip of temporary insanity, a whirlwind where…

Art in Pakistan, like its culture and language, has never quite fit the nation state that now contains it. Instead, it arises from the visual traditions of the Indian subcontinent and the Islamic world, passed through the refining fire of global…

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This past weekend, straight off the plane from Copenhagen, The Danish String Quartet was whisked over to the Simms Center for the Performing Arts where they played…

A Christian school in England has barred its students from singing along to KPop Demon Hunters amid concerns over references to demons.

Lilliput Church of England Infant School in Dorset sent a note to parents and carers for the pupils,…

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC has put more than 80 employees at risk of redundancy across the product teams that help power online services, including iPlayer.

The British broadcaster is planning to make delivery managers redundant in its…