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A worker assembles elephant print clothing at the Chinrada Garment factory in northern Thailand's Chiang Mai

Thai TikTokers Make 'Elephant Pants'... Cool?

An elegant Thai socialite poses in sunglasses, a designer handbag discreetly visible in the Instagram photo, her stylish outfit completed by a pair of... elephant print pants?

Nintendo Announces New 'Zelda' Movie

The 'Zelda' game franchise, which began in 1986, includes more than a dozen titles -- several of which have been acclaimed by critics as among the greatest video games of all time

Nintendo is developing a film based on its hugely popular "The Legend of Zelda" franchise, the Japanese gaming giant announced, as it bids to capitalize on the blockbuster success of its recent "Mario" movie.

Swiss Museum Shows Controversial Nazi-era Art Collection

Looted art: Renoir's "Portrait of Irene Cahen d'Anvers" at the the Kunsthaus Zurich

A top Swiss museum has run into trouble showing an art collection acquired in questionable circumstances during World War II, with some saying its attempt to put it "in context" does not focus enough on the fate of the art's former Jewish owners.

SAG-AFTRA says it cannot agree to a 'last, best and final offer' the studios made in a bid to end a crippling Hollywood strike

Actors' Union Says No Agreement On Studios' 'Final' Offer

The union representing striking actors said Monday it could not agree to studios' "last, best and final offer" issued over the weekend in a bid to end a months-long stalemate that has crippled Hollywood.

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Paul McCartney revealed earlier this year that AI had been used to create a 'final Beatles record'

New Beatles Single 'Now And Then' Set For Release

A new Beatles song produced with a little help from artificial intelligence and including the vocals of John Lennon will be released on Thursday, more than four decades after it was originally recorded as a demo.

South African tenor Luvo Maranti is taking part in the prestigious opera competition

Singing Contest Amplifies South Africa's Opera Dreams

In his previous life, Luvo Maranti didn't read music and the only thing he knew about opera was who Luciano Pavarotti was.

Mohammadi condemned 'a regime that has institutionalized deprivation and poverty in society for 45 years'

Peace Prize Winner Narges Mohammadi Smuggles Message Out Of Cell

"Victory is not easy, but it is certain," imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize winner and women's rights activist Narges Mohammadi, said in a message smuggled out of her Tehran cell published late Tuesday.

SAG-AFTRA members walked off film and TV sets in July, over terms including pay and the use of artificial intelligence

Halloween Hits Hollywood Strike As Actors Boycott Barbie Costumes

Generic ghosts and vague vampires haunted the Hollywood picket lines this Halloween, as striking actors tried to scare studio bosses by refusing to dress up as any of their famous characters.

Nattiv recently released a biopic of Israeli leader Golda Meir starring Helen Mirren

'We're Similar Countries': Iran-Israel Filmmakers Unite In Venice

Venice hosted an unprecedented collaboration between Israeli and Iranian filmmakers, who say there are similarities between their governments and hope they can set an example for greater unity between their people.

Christopher Nolan says the story of the invention of the atomic bomb told in his new film "Oppenheimer" is a warning to the world as we grapple with artificial intelligence

'Oppenheimer' A Warning To World On AI, Says Director Nolan

The story of the invention of the atomic bomb told in the new film "Oppenheimer" is a "warning" to the world as we grapple with artificial intelligence, insists the movie's director Christopher Nolan.

John Romita Snr worked on stories including characters such as Spider-Man, who became one of the world's best-loved fictional heroes

'Best Spider-Man Artist' John Romita Snr Dies At 93

Marvel Comics artist John Romita Snr, primarily known for his work on "The Amazing Spider-Man", has died, his son said Tuesday.

Abhishek Bachchan was among the biggest Bollywood names on the green carpet

'Brahmastra' Grabs Gongs At Bollywood Awards In UAE

'Brahmastra' grabs gongs at Bollywood awards in UAE

Jo Yoong-jae and Choi Seo-eun, participants in Single's Inferno 2, attend a fan meeting event, in Seoul

South Korean Romance Reality Shows Boom, But Marriage No Longer The End Game

At least 20 such shows aired across the country's cable TV networks and video streaming platforms last year, more than triple the number in 2021, according to a Reuters tally.

Prince Harry's Biographer Slams Royal For Giving Memoir 'Derogatory' Title: 'It's Nonsense'

The title is seemingly a reference to the phrase "the heir and the spare" and appears to comment on Prince Harry's position in the royal line of succession.

Former film producer Harvey Weinstein appears in court in Los Angeles

Jailed Harvey Weinstein Faces Rape Trial In Los Angeles

Harvey Weinstein, currently serving a 23-year sentence for sex crimes in New York, is back on trial on criminal charges in Los Angeles.

Fans of K-pop idol boy band BTS watch a live streaming online concert, wearing a protective masks at a cafe, in Seoul

Shares In BTS' Management Rise After Band Clears Uncertainty Over Military Service

BTS' economic impact will be partly eroded while the members carry out their military service.

K-pop Stars BTS To Serve Military Duty

K-pop boy band BTS will go off on mandatory military service, starting shortly with oldest member Jin, their agency said on Monday.

Two of the four steel slabs of US artist Richard Serra's "East-West/West-East" installation in the Qatari desert

It's A Long And Bumpy 4WD Ride To Qatar's Acclaimed Desert Art

U.S. sculptor Richard Serra's artworks are an extreme example of Qatar's huge public art investments, which have accelerated as Doha gears up for the World Cup.