The UK government actively considers charging international visitors entry to major national museums and galleries. This would end 25 years of universal free access at sites like the British Museum, National Gallery, and Tate. The Guardian reported Wednesday ministers eye fees to shore up struggling......
The 16th edition of the Abidjan International Book Fair, known by its French acronym SILA, will take place from April 28 to May 2 in Ivory Coast's economic capital, organized around the theme "Read to Build." The announcement was made at a press conference in Abidjan dedicated to outlining......
A Reuters investigation published Thursday says it has identified the anonymous street artist Banksy as Robin Gunningham, a man from Bristol who reportedly later changed his legal name to David Jones. The 3,500 word report traces a series of clues linking the artist to locations ranging from war damaged......
In a quiet wing of Madrid’s Museo Nacional del Prado, a team of highly trained conservators spends long days safeguarding some of the world’s most celebrated paintings, including Diego Velázquez’s Las Meninas and Hieronymus Bosch’s The Garden of Earthly Delights.......
Aiguebelle is celebrating 158 years of presence in Morocco with the release of a manifesto film titled “Men Dima ou Mazal,” choosing cinematic storytelling over a traditional advertising slogan. The heritage chocolate brand frames the production as a tribute to Morocco and to the everyday......
For the first time in history, the relics of Saint Francis of Assisi have been publicly displayed in Assisi, Italy, marking the 800th anniversary of the saint’s death. Housed in a transparent plexiglass case, the relics can be seen at the lower church of the Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi......
As evening descends on Najiaying, a small town in southern China’s Yunnan province, the rhythmic beating of drums signals the start of Ramadan. Streets fill with the sounds of tradition as families make their way to the local mosque to pray and share meals. Children gather alongside elders while......
Iranian filmmaker and women’s rights activist Mahnaz Mohammadi is returning to fiction filmmaking with “Roya,” a prison drama set inside Tehran’s Evin prison, where a detained teacher must choose between delivering a forced televised confession or enduring prolonged isolation.......
Film fans planning a Valentine’s Day trip to the cinema have a wide range of options this weekend, as Hollywood and Bollywood release a mix of romantic dramas, action thrillers and survival stories starting February 13. Studios on both sides are betting that the holiday remains a strong draw for......
Haiti’s two-athlete delegation to the Winter Olympics made its debut at the opening ceremony at San Siro stadium on Friday wearing hand-painted uniforms that drew international attention, not only for their artistic flair but also for the political controversy surrounding their creation. The striking......
Moroccan public broadcaster Al Aoula has unveiled its special programming schedule for Ramadan 2026, offering a diverse lineup that blends drama, comedy, documentaries, entertainment and religious content. The grid has been designed to meet the expectations of a wide audience, reflecting different age......
As the holy month approaches, Moroccan television channel 2M has unveiled its programming lineup for Ramadan 2026. Remaining true to its identity as a general-interest and family-oriented broadcaster, the channel is offering a diverse schedule largely dominated by national productions, with the ambition......
Mirna El Mohandes, the Egyptian actress whose gentle screen presence and romantic roles left a lasting mark on television and cinema, died on August 5, 2015, after a prolonged struggle with colon cancer. She was 39. Born on May 3, 1976, in Cairo, her life and career unfolded alongside decades of chronic......
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