Entertainment

The Entertainment category offers vibrant coverage of the creative arts, celebrity culture, and cultural events that shape public imagination. Through feature stories, reviews, and interviews, we explore the dynamic world of film, music, theater, and digital media, highlighting trends, controversies, and the evolving nature of global entertainment.

Cora Sue Collins, Prolific 1930s Child Actress, Passes Away at 98

Cora Sue Collins, who starred alongside Hollywood icons like Greta Garbo and Myrna Loy in the 1930s, died at 98 after ending her acting career due to harassment.

Par Chloe Dubois • 04 May 2025 • 3 MIN

Cora Sue Collins around 1934, appearing in 11 films that year and another 11 in 1935.

After Decades, He Has Become the Partner I've Always Dreamed Of

Over more than three decades, a marriage has evolved from frustration to appreciation, shaped by changing roles, aging, and shifting career paths.

Par Chloe Dubois • 4 MIN

"Couch" by Audrey Gair, showcased for the first time at Frieze by both the artist and her representing gallery, King's Leap.

Frieze New York Highlights Emerging Artists and Galleries in Focus Section

Returning to the Shed this month, Frieze New York features over 65 contemporary galleries alongside the curated Focus section that champions emerging and underrepresented artists.

Par Chloe Dubois • 3 MIN

Kirill Serebrennikov’s innovative double bill of Mozart’s “Don Giovanni” and Requiem at Berlin’s Komische Oper.

Kirill Serebrennikov Transforms ‘Don Giovanni’ into a Moving Requiem in Berlin

At Berlin’s Komische Oper, Kirill Serebrennikov’s innovative staging replaces the traditional finale of Mozart’s 'Don Giovanni' with a seamless transition into the composer’s Requiem, creating a profound exploration of death and transcendence.

Par Chloe Dubois • 3 MIN

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Cora Sue Collins, Prolific 1930s Child Actress, Passes Away at 98

After Decades, He Has Become the Partner I've Always Dreamed Of

Frieze New York Highlights Emerging Artists and Galleries in Focus Section

Kirill Serebrennikov Transforms ‘Don Giovanni’ into a Moving Requiem in Berlin

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