The strikes are the first on the de-facto capital along the Red Sea. About a quarter of a million refugees have fled to the ...

The U.S. Army is scrapping the Army Combat Fitness Test and rolling out a new five-event test aimed at boosting readiness and combat strength, officials announced on Monday, April 21. The new test, ...

It’s a psychedelic fantasy tale in hypnotic primary colors, in which a redheaded young woman in a red costume, clearly kin to both Pippi ... This one is drawn from the heart. The Art of the Steal ...

Naxal bunkers in Saranda reveal battle-ready preparations, unmask ‘Red Army’ tactics hidden deep within forests As security forces continue their relentless push into the dense Saranda forests ...

Universal Orlando Annual Passholders visiting Epic Universe during previews will be able to pick up a complimentary poster featuring concept art of the park. The poster is available to Passholders ...

Ultimately, those were overshadowed by the fact that Harrison Ford transformed into Red Hulk and laid waste to the White House. Thanks to artist Sam Balzer, an Art Director at Weta FX ...

Another hint of the fracas in store? The film’s poster, which depicts a trio of bison toppling down a cliffside. Art buffs, of course, will recognize the image as a 1988–89 work by David ...

they actively despise the human process of creating art; they are the ones that, quite literally, Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue. The case against generative AI of today is much more consequential ...

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In this episode, Dan is joined by Professor Evan Maudsley, former Professor of International History at the University of Glasgow. Evan helps Dan explore the stark differences in the narrative of ...

A Hartland High School graduate walked away with the top prize for the Detroit Red Wings/Rehmann art contest. Breanna Zaborowski, who graduated in 2023, had her art chosen out of 262 submissions.

A category of art that was once dismissed as tacky is booming—and it is flashy, crypto-fueled, and Trump-adjacent. Annie Armstrong breaks down the chaos.