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Shaped by the political and literary climate of the time, the award does not assure a spot in the literary canon and often overlooks exceptional authors

Five major U.S. cultural institutions have surrendered seven Egon Schiele drawings that were stolen from a Holocaust victim

In an interview with the BBC, Daniel Ek explained in a diplomatic tone that the company thought there would be ‘more innovation’ in the royal couple’s interviews — a far cry from earlier criticism that they were ‘grifters’

The Museum of Fine Arts of Seville has shown interest in a canvas by the Flemish painter that a family had in their home for several generations, unaware of its value or who painted it

Eight pachyderms that lived 14 million years ago died at the same time due to an extended drought

The show’s creator Laurie Nunn talks to EL PAÍS about her love of the teen genre, the writing process and the importance of having open conversations about empowerment and consent

After two and a half months, both parties sat down on Monday to talk about the union’s demands on issues such as residuals and AI. Negotiations will resume on Wednesday

The writers last week struck a deal with an alliance of Hollywood’s biggest studios, streaming services and production companies

The Mayans called it sicté, the Spanish adopted it as ‘chicle’ and the U.S. government gave it to troops during WWII to combat stress

In a message on her social media accounts, the actress and screenwriter once again positioned herself in favor of the Hollywood strike, saying her dad ‘definitely would’ve been out there fighting the good fight for art and artists’

The genre is now disappearing from auctions and galleries, where experts are seeing a clear resurgence of painting

The film adds a second pop star blockbuster to a fall slate of movies that’s been slightly thinned out by the ongoing screen actors’ strike

Both Hannibal and Julius Caesar used pachyderms in their campaigns in Hispania, but the Carthaginian general had far more expertise in their deployment than the legions

In collaboration with documentary filmmaker Jon Intxaustegi, EL PAÍS offers excerpts from a 1994 interview with the Colombian Nobel Prize winner in which he discusses music, the Caribbean, money, love, books and ideas

The director and star of the movie ‘Jeanne du Barry,’ which premiered at Cannes this year, explains her assault on a journalist and says that Depp ‘fills the character with his presence’

Twenty years after the accident that ended the lives of three of the four members of one of the biggest rock promises of the beginning of the millennium, its only survivor finally decided to pay tribute to them

In his final years, the elderly Italian thinker contended with judges’ accusations that his partner was manipulating him to plunder his assets

Bill Willingham announced that his best-known and most successful work now belongs to everyone, in protest of the mistreatment he claims to have suffered from the publisher, which is threatening to take ‘necessary action’

Many techniques and strategies are being put in place to protect large museums and collections from the hazards of global warming

If you’ve ever visited cities like Los Angeles, Miami or New York City, chances are you’ve heard a linguistic mashup that feels both familiar and foreign

The legendary rock band performed for two hours inside the massive state-of-the-art spherical venue