The legendary Brazilian composer and multi-instrumentalist Hermeto Pascoal, known as 'O Bruxo' (The Sorcerer) for his magical approach to music, has passed away at 88, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy of musical innovation.
Chaos erupted outside Lady Gaga's exclusive London performance as hundreds of ticket-holding 'Little Monsters' were unexpectedly denied entry to the intimate show.
New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone unleashed a furious tirade in the locker room following their devastating loss to bitter rivals Boston Red Sox, with tensions running high at Yankee Stadium.
Kieran Culkin and wife Jazz Charton welcome their second child with unique musical name, sharing heartwarming family details in recent interview.
Succession star Kieran Culkin delivered a touching Oscars moment, revealing his wife Jazz Charton is pregnant with their third child during his emotional acceptance speech for Best Actor.
Lady Gaga delivers breathtaking stripped-back performances in her Las Vegas residency, blending jazz classics with reimagined pop hits in a show that reveals her raw vocal talent.
Broadcaster Gilles Peterson pays a moving tribute to the profound influence of DJ Chris Hill, whose soundtracks defined the 1970s rare groove scene and inspired a teenage Peterson's musical journey.
The 2025 Turner Prize exhibition in Bradford breaks from tradition with its community-focused, accessible approach, sparking debate about art's role in society.
A major new exhibition by celebrated artist Kerry James Marshall at London's Royal Academy challenges conventional narratives by exploring the complex and often overlooked history of Black enslavers in America.
New York Yankees star Jazz Chisholm Jr. had a miraculous escape after a rogue foul ball obliterated a mobile phone just inches from his head during a tense game against the Baltimore Orioles.
An immersive travel guide to the living music scene of New Orleans. Explore the city's legendary jazz haunts, vibrant Cajun dance halls, and the very spots where American music history is made every night.
Jazz virtuoso Cécile McLorin Salvant returns with 'Oh Snap!', a breathtaking new album that blends jazz, folk, and art-pop. Discover the Grammy-winner's most personal and adventurous work yet.
F1 legend Lewis Hamilton commissions a stunning, large-scale artwork featuring his multi-million pound collection of championship-winning Mercedes cars, blending motorsport history with contemporary art.
Despite devastating 100% arts council funding cuts, Music Theatre Wales continues to thrive through artistic innovation and digital adaptation. Discover how this pioneering opera company is rewriting the rules of survival in UK's challenging cultural land
The Folkestone Triennial 2024 is set to transform the Kent coast with breathtaking public art installations from 31 August. Discover world-class sculptures, performances, and interactive pieces by renowned artists, celebrating creativity in this historic
A groundbreaking exhibition at Michael Werner Gallery explores the profound influence of Jean Rhys's literary classic 'Wide Sargasso Sea' on contemporary art, featuring works by leading international artists.
Explore the powerful and poetic work of Joy Gregory, a seminal figure in Black British photography, as her major career survey opens at London's Whitechapel Gallery. Discover her profound explorations of identity, beauty, and cultural history.
Acclaimed choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui returns to London with 'Vlaemsch', a profound dance exploration of Flemish culture, language, and belonging, premiering at Sadler's Wells this autumn.
Ian McEwan's provocative new novel, 'What We Can Know', delivers a powerful critique of contemporary liberal thought, exploring its intellectual fragility and moral failings through a gripping narrative of a family in crisis.
A tribute to the life and legacy of Hermeto Pascoal, the visionary Brazilian composer and multi-instrumentalist whose radical creativity and profound influence earned him the title 'O Bruxo' (The Sorcerer).
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The music world mourns the loss of Hermeto Pascoal, the eccentric and profoundly influential Brazilian composer and multi-instrumentalist known as 'O Bruxo' (The Sorcerer), who has died aged 88.
Acclaimed British author Ian McEwan argues that contemporary fiction surpasses the 19th-century novel in psychological depth and formal ambition. Discover his provocative defence of the modern novel.
The Folkestone Triennial 2024 transforms the Kent coast into a stunning open-air gallery with 14 groundbreaking installations. Explore how this major contemporary art event revitalises public spaces from 31 August.
A major new exhibition at London's Studio Voltaire, 'Very High Frequency', brings together the visionary works of Dennis Potter and Hilary Lloyd in a dazzling dialogue across generations, exploring themes of technology, the body, and broadcast media.
An exclusive look at Frieda Hughes's captivating new exhibition, where poetry meets painting. Discover how she transformed 52 used envelopes into a profound visual and literary journey, confronting grief and the echoes of her famous family's history.
Acclaimed photographer Brad Wall unveils 'Passe Ballet', a stunning collection of aerial dance photography. Discover the breathtaking geometry and emotion captured from above, transforming dancers into living sculptures against minimalist landscapes.
Suzanne Chaundy's visionary production of 'Troy' at Melbourne's Malthouse Theatre dismantles Homer's myth with breathtaking contemporary relevance, exploring the human cost of conflict through a powerful feminist lens.
Benjamin Millepied's LA Dance Project delivers a breathtaking, critically acclaimed performance of Merce Cunningham's lost work 'Gems' at the Brisbane Festival, a landmark moment for dance.
A deep dive into two extraordinary short story collections that are captivating the literary world. Discover the haunting narratives of Samanta Schweblin and the sharp, existential wit of Lynne Tillman in this compelling review.