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A tourist in Seville took a painting left on the pavement, attracted only by its frame. He later discovered it was a lost Sorolla and contac

Neon has acquired 'Artificial,' Luca Guadagnino's drama about Sam Altman and OpenAI, after Amazon MGM dropped the nearly finished film. The

David Hockney's 'The Only One with Waves' fetched £2.42 million at Phillips in London, within its estimate. The sale suggests collectors are

Pope Francis has personally appealed to the Lefebvrists to stop the ordination of four bishops without papal approval. The ceremony in Écône

Monty Python's 'Killer Joke' sketch from 1969 features a joke so lethal it causes death by laughter. The British army weaponizes it against

Nine people linked to a Czech pornography business go on trial in Prague on human trafficking charges. Prosecutors allege they used fake mod

Switzerland has returned 18 Benin Bronzes to Nigeria, the first transfer under a 2026 agreement covering 28 artefacts. The pieces, looted by

France is preparing a monumental light show at the Statue of Liberty for the US 250th anniversary. The pre-recorded spectacle will air on AB

In Denmark, confirmation remains a key coming-of-age ritual, but many young people now opt for secular ceremonies. The Danish Humanist Socie

A bronze chariot with Etruscan parallels has been found at the Casas del Turuñuelo site in Guareña, Badajoz. Alongside Greek, Egyptian, and

Morocco's World Cup win over the Netherlands triggered clashes in The Hague and other Dutch cities. Police made arrests as festivities turne

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