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Arthur Jafa's Art Transforms African-American Experience
Worldle-monde1mo ago

Arthur Jafa's Art Transforms African-American Experience

Artist Arthur Jafa, who found success at 55, is now globally recognized for his powerful visual poetry. His videos weave an African-American narrative shaped by violence and emotion, making a significant sensory and emotional impact.

Nari Ward to Exhibit at DESTE Foundation This Summer
Culturenewsbeast4mo ago

Nari Ward to Exhibit at DESTE Foundation This Summer

The acclaimed Jamaican-American visual artist Nari Ward, known for his large-scale installations made from discarded materials, will be hosted by the DESTE Foundation at its Hydra Slaughterhouses facilities this summer.

Zero Gravity Management Signs ‘Gentefied’ Star Karrie Martin Lachney
Culturedeadline5mo ago

Zero Gravity Management Signs ‘Gentefied’ Star Karrie Martin Lachney

EXCLUSIVE: Actress, writer, and producer Karrie Martin Lachney has signed with Zero Gravity Management for theatrical and literary representation. Lachney is perhaps best known for her female lead role in Gentefied, the Netflix series following three Mexican-American cousins and their struggle to chase the American Dream, which ran for two seasons, earning GLAAD and Peabody […]

Can-Am Enters Three-Year Partnership With Farm Rescue
Businessmorningstarinvesting-com1d ago2 sources

Can-Am Enters Three-Year Partnership With Farm Rescue

Can-Am has formalized a three-year strategic partnership with agricultural charity Farm Rescue to support farming communities in need. The collaboration will leverage Can-Am’s brand resources to fund equipment donations and emergency relief efforts across rural regions.

Iran Moves World Cup Training Camp from US to Mexico
CultureAPbloombergFT+42The GuardianAl JazeeraFox Newsyle-uutisetfazberlingskeel-mundopublico+34 more3mo ago45 sources

Iran Moves World Cup Training Camp from US to Mexico

The Iranian national football team has relocated its FIFA World Cup training camp from the United States to Mexico. This decision comes amid reported visa and security concerns, as well as ongoing diplomatic tensions between the US and Iran.

WorldMexico News3mo ago

Mexico Sings

The 'México Canta' competition, open to young Mexican and Mexican-American artists, is back for its second edition, aiming to promote peace, combat addiction, and foster a culture against violence.

'Top Hat' Musical Delights Audiences in Paris
Culturele-monde4mo ago

'Top Hat' Musical Delights Audiences in Paris

The musical 'Top Hat,' inspired by the 1935 film starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, is being performed at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, with director Kathleen Marshall highlighting the African-American roots of jazz and tap.

World Cup Quarter-Finals Set, Egypt Files Complaint
CultureBBCbloombergle-monde+42The GuardianAl JazeeraFox Newscnbcabc-australiaberlingskeFrance 24EL PAIS+34 more1mo ago45 sources

World Cup Quarter-Finals Set, Egypt Files Complaint

Norway and Morocco have advanced to the World Cup quarter-finals for the first time, while Egypt has filed a complaint against FIFA and the referee following their controversial exit. The tournament continues to generate discussion about player performances and future prospects.

Pope Appoints First Lay Woman to Head Vatican Communications Department
Worldle-mondeThe Guardianle-figaro+15der-standardrzeczpospolitatelexdie-pressedelfi-ltdigi24The Independentobservador+7 more3mo ago18 sources

Pope Appoints First Lay Woman to Head Vatican Communications Department

Pope Francis has made a historic appointment, naming a lay woman to lead the Vatican's communications department, a position equivalent to a ministerial role. This marks the first time a non-clerical woman will head a dicastery within the Vatican.