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.

How Influencers are Revitalizing Christianity’s Digital Presence

Christianity is embracing social media influencers to reshape its image and reconnect with younger generations through digital evangelism.

Par Fatima Ahmed • 03 Aug 2025 • 3 MIN

Pope Leo engaging with social media influencers.

Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rico Residency: A Cultural Renaissance Rooted at Home

Bad Bunny’s summer residency in Puerto Rico marks more than a concert series—it’s a powerful statement about cultural pride, economic revival, and the determination to thrive on the island amid ongoing challenges.

Par Chloe Dubois • 6 MIN

A Theater Actress’s Turbulent Journey Through a Cult and Its Lasting Shadows

Alexis Soloski’s gripping thriller traces the rise and fall of Allison Hayes, a young performer caught in the grip of a cultlike theater collective, as she navigates a fractured past and a precarious present.

Par Fatima Ahmed • 4 MIN

“Einstein on the Beach,” Robert Wilson’s groundbreaking collaboration with composer Philip Glass from 1976, revived at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in 2012.

Robert Wilson Revolutionized Theatrical Expression with His Unique Vision

Robert Wilson, who passed away at 83, crafted ethereal theatrical works that combined dreamlike abstraction with profound human emotion.

Par Fatima Ahmed • 3 MIN

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Stanford White captured on a Manhattan rooftop in an undated photograph, alongside a circa 1878 portrait of Augustus Saint-Gaudens in Paris.

The Gilded Age Unveiled: The Artistic Partnership of Stanford White and Augustus Saint-Gaudens

Henry Wiencek’s "Stan and Gus" delves into the dynamic collaboration and personal complexities of architect Stanford White and sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens during America’s Gilded Age.

3 MIN

The Museum of Islamic Civilizations, attached to Turkey’s largest mosque, the Grand Camlica Mosque, houses hundreds of exquisite antique items — from carpets and coins to books and metalwork — that narrate the history and traditions of Islam.

Istanbul’s Flourishing Museum Scene: A Journey Through History and Modern Art

Istanbul’s expanding network of new and renovated museums offers a captivating blend of the city’s imperial past and contemporary artistic innovation, inviting visitors to explore both ancient heritage and modern creativity.

6 MIN

Exploring Family Bonds and Loss in Yvan Alagbè’s Graphic Novel ‘Misery of Love’

Yvan Alagbè’s ‘Misery of Love’ intricately portrays a wealthy family’s grief and fractured relationships through evocative illustrations and layered storytelling.

3 MIN

South Park's Bold Satire Shrinks Trump in New Episode

The animated series 'South Park' has taken a sharp jab at President Trump by depicting him in a diminutive form, continuing the show’s tradition of fearless political satire. This portrayal recalls past experiences with political caricature that blend humor and critique.

3 MIN