Art & Culture

LOS ANGELES: Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones has sought help again for bipolar disorder, in what her publicist called a “pro-active” move to take care of her he

The lights dimmed, and the audience fell silent as a montage of movie scenes showed scenes that had been cut out of movies, deemed inappropriate by government censors.

A major traveling exhibition in collaboration with the Paris-based Institut du Monde Arabe will kick off in Riyadh today in Naila Art Gallery in Takhasussi Road, celebra

MUMBAI: One hundred years after the screening of a black-and-white silent film, India’s brash, song-and-dance-laden Bollywood film industry celebrates its centenar

The 23rd International Book Fair Abu Dhabi drew a large crowd from the Kingdom.

Saudi standup comedian Omar Hussein, whose mock Arabic news program on YouTube — styled on Jon Stewart’s “The Daily Show” in the United States &m

The birds look so fragile — tiny legs, chubby bodies, easily held in one hand.

Flicking through an old book about Libyan history he never imagined he could buy under Muammar Qaddafi, Ashraf Hussein points to a picture of Tripoli’s main square in the 1920s.

Coming soon to a theater near you: China’s Communist Party.

NEW YORK: More than 30 years ago in the south of France, the camera switched its focus to the celebrity-obsessed artist Andy Warhol, who became the reluctant subject of