‘Play like a dog biting God’s feet’: Steven Isserlis on the formidable György Kurtág at 100

Their friendship and musical partnership spans four decades. As the legendary Hungarian composer turns 100, cellist Steven Isserlis celebrates a musician of boundless imagination, humour – and his viv ...
The Daily of the University of Washington

‘It’s a red, hot, world’: Seattle Opera’s first queer show ‘Fellow Travelers’ reflects a past of love, politics, and inquisition

Though it premiered at the Cincinnati Opera in 2016, Seattle Opera’s 2026 production of “Fellow Travelers” is their first ...
Mid-Day

She Leads, The World Follows: 11 Indian Women as Global Icons of Empowerment – All India Association for Author Artist and Educational

AIAAAEF presents 11 Inspiring Women, celebrating leaders transforming society through education, arts, wellness, and service.

5 Memorable Design Moments in Black Cinema

Black designers reflect on their favorite films and share styling takeaways from each set ...
The Maravi Post

What’s On In Cape Town In March 2026

While summer begins to wind down in Cape Town, the events calendar is only heating up, with a lineup of epic events celebrating culture, art, music, and food. This March, the Moth ...

The 5 Greatest Frances McDormand Performances, Ranked

Its most recent entry, Frances McDormand, seems like an outlier in this class of Hollywood legends, but when observing her body of work, she is well-deserved legend status. Best known for her ...
In These Times

The Poetics of Malcolm X

This year marks 101 years since Malcolm X was born, and his sharp words on the reality of the American nightmare remain true today.