Entertainment

The passing of Brigitte Bardot is commemorated through features highlighting five of her iconic movies to stream, a collection of photographs showcasing her stardom, and an exploration of how her persona evolved from a symbol of sex appeal to a figure of the far right, reflecting a changing France.

Vienna is buzzing with cultural events, from the traditional ball season with its waltzes and white ties to the anticipation of Yannick Nézet-Séguin leading the New Year's Concert, and plans to stage a gender-bending Jazz Age comedy once banned by Franco.

Recent literary reviews cover Ben Markovits's poignant novel, 'The Rest of Our Lives,' a Booker Prize finalist, and two novels for younger audiences, **Gianni Rodari's 'The Adventures of Cipollino' and Sara Pennypacker's 'The Lions’ Run,'** both celebrating acts of valor.

The historical impact of the Nazi plunder of church bells is explored, revealing how the theft of over 150,000 bells during World War II created a significant "sonic gap" in Europe's cultural landscape.

The music world mourns Don Bryant, a prolific songwriter known for co-writing "I Can't Stand the Rain" for his wife, Ann Peebles, and achieving solo success later in his career.

The past year saw Artificial Intelligence deeply integrate into pop culture, with articles detailing eight significant ways AI affected screens and content in 2025.

The São Paulo Bienal offers insights on building a better world through art, framing its 36th edition, "Not All Travelers Walk Roads," as a guide for connection.

A look behind the scenes reveals how the film 'Marty Supreme' masterfully depicted ping pong, utilizing professional choreography and visual tricks to achieve authenticity.

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